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NerdSpan was provided a real treat in the form of an opportunity to interview actress Julia Ling. Julia has been on TV shows such as “E.R”, “Studio 60 on the …
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NBC has released twenty-seven more pictures from “Everybody Lies.”

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NBC has released ten pictures from the fifth episode of Emerald City, “Everybody Lies,” which airs on January 27th, 2017 …
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(Editor’s Note:  This post originally dates from February 14th, 2015.  It has been updated to include Royden Lepp, Klaus Janson, Cavan Scott, Felipe Cagno, Greg Pak, Jonathan Coulter, and Jessica …
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During some recent changes here at Nerdspan, hats were shuffled, and your new comics editor is yours truly. As the previous comics editor is an avid proponent of quality comic …
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Retcontinuum pulls you down the rabbit hole of its narrative and doesn’t let go until it has finished explaining to you just how precious time is, and how ultimately the decisions we make are the most important things we have, no matter how much time we think we have.

Combining old school noir with the best of magical realism, J.T. Robertson gives his readers a tight, gritty crime novella about a man on the edge willing to do anything to get free.

DC and Marvel each have a character that embodies the “best” of the United States of America. Both of these characters are recognised as leaders in their worlds. …
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A former contract killer named Jack Quarry spends his retirement years killing contract killers, and, occasionally, the contractors. The Wrong Quarry slams like a slug from a .44 and doesn’t stop until the last body has dropped to the floor.

What happens when a bunch of super power teenagers, a dog, alternate dimensions, a woman who may or may not be the devil, and the military all smash together? Time Spent happens.

The history of the United Federation of Planets, as seen in the Star Trek universe, is told through the stories of the men and women of the Federation’s galaxy renowned Starfleet. But just how did Starfleet, and the Federation, come to be?

A zombie book without zombies could be the tagline for the young adult novel Zom-B. The story revolves around B who struggles with being a bully at school, an abusive father at home whom is teaching her how to be racist when she knows underneath being racist is wrong

Ian Doescher, a self-proclaimed lover of the Bard, re-wrote the first Star Wars film in iambic pentameter and in the style of Shakespeare’s popular plays. He rewrote classic Shakespearian passages to fit the Star Wars story. Familiar phrases and themes echo with new dimension and fresh perspective.