Karl Smith

A child's wish melds the soul of a kind-hearted simpleton to a toy bear. The bear passes into the hands of the Jewish community and brings with it a history of fear.

Screenplay

A History Of Fear: Screenplay

A History of Fear: Screenplay

Cory Doctorow

Uwe Post

Norbert Stöbe

Tino Falke

Fabian Vogt

Tom Turtschi

T. Elling

J. A. Hagen

Moritz Greenman

Frank Hebben

Peter Stohl

Martin Wambsganß

Louis B. Shalako

Thomas A. Sieber

Erfan Kasraie

Wolfgang Mörth

Die Storys, wie immer vom Feinsten: * Tino Falke: Im Bärental * T. Elling: Die letzte Jungfrau * Tom Turtschi: Die Pinocchio-Abteilung * J. A. Hagen: Das Ebenbild * Moritz Greenman: Spiegelzeit * Uwe Post: ... und mir wird nichts mangeln * Frank Hebben: Am letzten Tag * Norbert Stöbe: Expedition 13b/Regalis * Peter Stohl: Keine Maßnahmen erforderlich * Martin Wambsganß: Geifer Mit einer Gaststory aus Kanada von * Louis B. Shalako: Anna Der Sekundärteil mit dem Schwerpunkt Simulationshypothese: * Thomas A. Sieber: Die ultimative Verschwörungshypothese * Erfan Kasraie: Science-Fiction, philosophische Hypothese oder Bullshit? Eine philosophische Untersuchung der Simulationshypothese * Fabian Vogt: Die beste aller Simulationen. Ein theologischer Streifzug durch die Möglichkeit der Wirklichkeit * Wolfgang Mörth: Die Gummiwelt-Illusion Mit Nachrufen auf: * Karl Smith: Erinnerung an Syd Mead 1933–2019 * Cory Doctorow: RIP Mike Resnick sowie einem Vorwort vom Verleger, einem Geständnis des Grafikredakteurs, einem Titelbild von Lothar Bauer und Illustrationen von Gerd Frey, Christian Günther, Detlef Klewer, Victoria Sack, Christine Schlicht, Si-yü Steuber und Michael Wittmann.

NOVA Science-Fiction 29

2 in 1 Screenplay and Graphic Novel (storyboard). Based on the most famous Orphic tale: Search for Eurydice. Synopsis: Orpheus (minstrel of the Argonauts) is distraught upon finding that the mythical healing powers of the Golden Fleece are not enough to resurrect his dead wife. In mourning he plays his most sorrowful song drawing tears from the very eyes of those who rule over the Dead. King and Queen of the Underworld give him one chance to rescue her, but he must stick to one certain rule: To not look back until he has reached the surface. "If you break this rule she will be lost forever." Reincarnated in the present for the entertainment of the gods; Orpheus becomes part of a wager of mythic proportions. Can he rescue his wife by discovering his true identity or will the Valley of Acherusia, (the only known way for a living being to reach the Underworld) still remain a guarded secret. Orpheus holds the belief that she isn't quite dead yet.

Screenplay & Graphic Novel

Search for Eurydice: Screenplay & Graphic Novel

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