Zeppelins float in their tethers over the Empire State Building while humans fight with ray guns far below. Cities made of pure white porcelain soar above Niagara Falls. And of course, everyone zots ...
Joshua Kristian McCoy is a freelance writer and film critic from the United States. He is a lifelong film buff, a voting member of the Georgia Film Critics Association, a tournament-winning Smash Bros ...
The technology that we have today would absolutely blow the minds of anyone who lived over a hundred years ago. The fact that the internet not only exists but that we can access it from phones, ...
The pomaded, uniformed, and gleeful mail man jet packing into the yard of a happy homemaker with a fist full of paper correspondence looks, depending on where and when you’re sitting, absurd. The ...
Before flat screens colonized every wall and surface, televisions had personality. They came in wild shapes and bold colors, designed by people who believed consumer electronics could be sculpture.
26 Apr 2024, 14:47 UTC · By: Elena Gorgan // Based on the rather unassuming and quite small 1955 Nash Metropolitan, the Astra-Gnome tried to imagine the car of the year 2000 ...
Daniela is a freelance writer with two years of experience covering entertainment. She is a senior writer on Collider’s freelance team and has also been published in other platforms, such as Elite ...
The first Titan x Yanko Design “Retrofuturism Challenge” finally came to a close in April, with the companies revealing their grand winners. Three winners were chosen from hundreds of entries and were ...
The hottest trend in car design? Retrofuturism. See how manufacturers like Renault and Hyundai are blending classic styling with futuristic elements. Cause of death revealed for Epstein whistleblower ...
novel The Shadow Planet by writer Giovanni Barbieri and artist Gianluca Pagliarani and hitting shelves this September from Image Comics. “It’s some kind of Star Trek with cigarettes, sex and bad ...
Matt Novak, who runs the excellent retrofuturism blog Paleo-Future, has a fantastic essay up at MungBeing exploring the lost ideals of futurism that were lost with the ubiquitousness of sarcasm and ...