This kind of faux-1950s sci-fi is a mishmash of half-remembered styles and aesthetics and, somewhat hilariously, doesn’t ...

Renato Tranquilino’s storytelling delves into how individuals and societies navigate the complexities brought about by technological advancements, weaving Philippine culture into the scenes.

Clones are as much a sci-fi staple as robots, spaceships, and time travel, with every major franchise dabbling with duplicates somewhere down the line. The idea of a character meeting their ...