Edward German

I spent a lot of time on the internet, computer, and tweet often. I have been a long-time sci-fi fan. I'm also an avid podcast listener and novice podcaster.

[Edward German @EdwardGerman3]

Listen to The 1950s Science Fiction Podcast. on Spotify for Creators https://t.co/t5YmBAVAKT Finaly after a year or more I got post a new epsoide of the series. It took me long enough to get it done. #podcast #scifi #sciencefiction

[Sci-Fi Archives @SciFiArchives]

Cover art by Stanley Meltzoff for Mission: Interplanetary by A.E. van Vogt

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

🚀 Historic Image: The First Color Photo of Earth from Space

On September 20, 1967, the DODGE satellite transmitted color images of our planet to Earth for the first time. This was a breakthrough, opening up a completely new, vibrant view of humanity's home. Previously, the images had been black and white, and seeing blue oceans and white clouds in color was a true miracle.

[Pulp Librarian @PulpLibrarian]

Cars on rails. Popular Science, October 1967.

[Dr Dante @don353513]

Today’s Movie Poster. 1960

A man lets a former flame fall to her death rather than let her interfere with his new relationship, but her ghost returns to disrupt his impending nuptials.

[Edward German @EdwardGerman3]

I am currently reading this story. #perryrodan #scifi #sciencefiction #spacefiction

[Edward German @EdwardGerman3]

@retroscifiart Some of this for the Perry Rodan series I'm assuming.

[SciFi Art @retroscifiart]

Art by Eddie Jones for Germany’s Terra Astra Magazine. Jones created over 500 covers for Terra Astra magazine in the 1970-80s.

[Edward German @EdwardGerman3]

@don353513 A classic movie 🎥.

[Pulp Librarian @PulpLibrarian]

Tonight The Sky Will Fall! by Daniel F. Galouye. Imagination, May 1952.

[TC RESTANI @AfterHoursTC]

Rip Gene Shalit #TodayShow #GeneShalit #Movies

[RetroArtBlog @RetroArtBlog]

I grokked the cover of STAR WARS issue #4 for no good reason other than to see what would happen.

[Humanoid History @HumanoidHistory]

"This special report provided as a public service by the producers of 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind.'"

[We Are the Mutants @WeAreTheMutants]

Maybe even more than the film, Jim Steranko's 1981 graphic adaptation of Outland conveys the deeply noir, deeply cyberpunk elements of the story that would find completion a year later in Ridley Scott's Blade Runner.
https://t.co/cGqWieA2vk

[Humanoid History @HumanoidHistory]

John Pederson, Jr., 1962.

[Edward German @EdwardGerman3]

@SFFAudio I remember this cover from 1993. I was tempted to by this novel but I never did for some reason.

[Dave Buzan @DaveBuzan]

"The Invisible Man's Revenge" was released on this day in 1944. Classic Universal Monster film (inspired by the H G. Welles novel) from director Ford Beebe and screenwriter Bertram Millhauser.

Highlights: Excellent special effects by John Fulton; exciting Hans J. Salter score.

The fifth and final film in Universal's original "Invisible Man" series was met with audience indifference (barely doubling its production budget), but was a huge improvement over the prior two entries.

While the character would later return in two successful Abbot and Costello movies, not having Griffin appear in either one of Universal's popular monster rally pictures ("House of Frankenstein" and "House of Dracula") remains a confounding missed opportunity.

[We Are the Mutants @WeAreTheMutants]

ICYMI: In 1978, a Polish publishing house released a series of comics based on Erich von Däniken's crackpot "theories." Beautifully drawn by Bogusław Polch, the comics were later published in the UK as 'The Gods from Outer Space.'
https://t.co/rBIEea1ni2

[Edward German @EdwardGerman3]

@SFFAudio Duly noted and I will convey the message ASAP.

[Edward German @EdwardGerman3]

@SFFAudio Now that is very sound advice, I shall take it up with the board members.

[Rico @treksinscifi]

New podcast is now up on an Enterprise episode. https://t.co/jZSa5oOO1K
#startrek #enterprise #scifi #podcast #trek #movies