They Came From Beyond Space and More

Some weekend goodies for you. No post tomorrow but that will just mean a bigger Monday post.


E-Fiction
New at Afterburn SF "Time Tracker" by G. Miki Hayden.

"The footprints led off into the thicket, but Ryder Darvish stopped at the edge of the beach and sank to the ground. He wanted to rest a minute before plunging into the unfamiliar jungle."

Online HERE.


365tomorrows has flash SF "Recycled" by James Hartley.

"They say recycling is a good thing, that we need to do it more. All the paper–magazines, newspaper, discarded computer printout–goes in one bin. Glass, aluminum foil, and plastics in another.""

Online HERE.


And flash weird at Everyday Weirdness "Colors" by Mari Ness.

"They speak in colors. After all these years, she is still not used to this, although she tells herself she should be."

Online HERE.




Audio Fiction
The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine has "Creature Of The Sea" by Lisa A. Koosis.

"Ben’s wife, Melissa, was torn apart emotionally when she miscarried their first child. After a suicide attempt, Ben realized he had to do something to help her heal. So he took her to a seaside cabin to give her a chance to restore herself. Little did he know, even greater dangers lie in wait for them there."

Online HERE.


Gaming
Farsight Games has up the fifth issue of their free downloadable gaming magazine ODDS. This issue features roleplaying articles that are useful for any game setting. In PDF format HERE.

And The Core Mechanic has a weekly roundup of a lot of cool gaming posts HERE.








Video
Retro Internet TV has the "classic" 1967 SF film They Came From Beyond Space.

"Scientists investigating an unusual meteor shower in a rural field are possessed by an alien force bent on an ulterior purpose" -IMDb.

Available streaming HERE.










Comics
The Horrors of It All has a rather cool story of black magic, curses, and jungle terrors with "Heads of the Dead" from Beware #7.



Online HERE.






Golden Age Comic Book Stories has a trio of 1950's SF comics illustrate by Wally Wood, "The Monster God of Rogor" from Captain Science #1, "The Lost Kingdom of Athala" from Strange Worlds #4 and "The Executioner!" from Journey into Mystery #39.



All online HERE.





Grantbridge Street & other misadventures has an SF comic "Sinner" from "a best of Unknown Worlds of Science Fiction thing"

Online HERE.




Crosseyed Cyclops has a classic Charlton horror comic Ghostly Tales #55.


Available in CBR format HERE.









And keeping with the ghostly spirit, Cool-Mo-Dee has Grimm's Ghost Stories #38 available in CBR format HERE.











Other Cool
Variety SF reviews Brandon Sanderson's space opera novelette "Firstborn" and links to the free online version at Tor.

The review and link HERE.









And Dark Worlds has a cool four piece Justin Sweet fantasy art gallery.



Online HERE.