A couple of SYFY's fan favorites are making their long-awaited returns for the summer, while we also have fresh episodes of originals everywhere from The CW to BBC America.

One of the best things about summer convention season is the free swag you get on the exhibit floor. People line up, stuffing their backpacks on anything they can get their hands on, and Dark Horse Comics is offering up a pretty sweet giveaway to fans of Mystery Science Theater 3000 — a nine-page ashcan comic book telling a new tale about everyone's favorite janitor from Milwaukee and his lovable little puppet friends.

You only need to watch the first 15 seconds of this video to understand why it recently went viral on Reddit.

Astronomers have now taken pictures of the entire surface of the tiny asteroid Ryugu. Surprise: it's weird.

Top Cow President and CEO Matt Hawkins (Think Tank) is gallantly riding an impressive wave of inspiration this summer, heading up a number of high-profile comic projects like Warframe, Cyber Force, and his upcomi

The Sunday after an epic horror marathon feels almost the same as con drop, doesn't it? I had to recover in much the same way as I likely will after Comic-Con: greasy breakfast food and lots of coffee.

Today, July 15th, This Day in Twilight Zone History and The Twilight Zone Encyclopedia remembers two TZ actors: actor Ken Lynch, born on this day in 1910, and actress Gloria Pall, born in 1927.

We’re just a few short days away from San Diego Comic-Con 2018 and SYFY WIRE’s Jackie Jennings and Editor-in-Chief Adam Swiderski are here to talk allll about SDCC in this latest video edition of Who Won the Week.

It was just mere days ago that Moon, Mute and Warcraft director Duncan Jones teased that his next film would be adapting a comic book. Now, he's given fans another tease, and this time, he's made it pretty clear which comic he plans to adapt. 

Ahead of the upcoming Doctor Who panel at San Diego Comic-Con, fans got a first look at Season 11 on Sunday with a teaser airing during the World Cup soccer match.

Welcome back to Look of the Week, celebrating the best in TV and film sartorial excellence, past and present, across sci-fi, horror, fantasy, and other genre classics!

Timothy Leary was a colossal counterculture figure in the 1960s, but his experimentation with LSD and iconic entreaty to, "turn on, tune in, and drop out," tend to overshadow revolutionary work he did later in life. Thanks to Leary's unpopularity with the government and the media's proclivity to portray individuals that use psychedelics as "crazy" and "weird" his work remains largely unsung. 

It's The Rock vs. Adam Sandler at this weekend's box office. Who would have guessed that Sandler would come out on top in such a match? Let's get into the specifics, shall we?

It's Wizarding Weekend on SYFY! Get on the broom, y'all...

While Marvel’s first Guardians of the Galaxy movie hit theaters in 2014, it still hasn’t given up all of its secrets. One of the reasons that fans have continued to comb over the film’s details is that director James Gunn has repeatedly said that there is a big easter egg that no one has found yet.

There are some movies that are widely recognized as being cinematic gems. There are others where you know you're just going to go and have an entertaining time, regardless of any greater artistic significance. Skyscraper is kind of a bit of each, though we've reached a general consensus On Here that we'll see any movie that Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is starring in, no matter how ridiculous the concept.

Today, July 14, This Day in Twilight Zone History and The Twilight Zone Encyclopedia remember Val Avery, who was born on this day in 1924.

Born Sebouh Der Abrahamian, Avery was a memorable character actor of Armenian descent who played Bruce the bartender in "Night of the Meek." It is Bruce who keeps an eye on woefully drunk Henry Corwin (Art Carney), a department store Santa who gets fired for being inebriated but proceeds to have an epiphany on Christmas Eve.

All you Earpers out there will be getting an early look at what's in store for the town of Purgatory this year. 

While the third season of Wynonna Earp premieres on July 20, SYFY is airing an exclusive sneak peek of the first episode a whopping five days early. 

A new documentary chronicling the evolution of sci-fi, horror, and comic book fandom as recounted by some of the biggest names in these genres will be teased and discussed at San Diego Comic-Con on July 19. 

The demonic yet lovely world of Purgatory just got much closer to home, as SYFY's own Wynonna Earp has teamed with the Yarn app to bring text-based Wynonna-filled storytelling to phones near you.