Find out which is Australia's best film and TV sci-fi voted by our audience and expert judging panel, as we present the first annual Ion Sci-Fi Screen Awards.

In relation to Disney's financial support of legislators behind Florida's don't say gay bill, some Disney staff walked out yesterday.

It's a horrible bill and we're happy to see it protested but there are some very interesting layers to this story.

With CD Projekt Red this week announcing their next game in The Witcher universe, we half-expected to also hear news about Netflix's Cyberpunk: Edgerunners series set in the same world as CDPR's Cyberpunk 2077.

Sure enough, a few articles appeared based on a tweet from the Netflix Geeked account.

Netflix anime series Pacific Rim: The Black has received an April 19 release date for season 2 - nice - but also been cancelled into the bargain. Bummer.

Based on the popular Guillermo del Toro film with giant interdimensional monsters being combatted by giant human built and piloted robots, we found the series which is set in Australia to be quite decent.

Sumerian Records & Films have acquired comic book and gaming company Behemoth.

Do they want to get into comic books and games? Not especially. They are keen to make more film and TV content and increasingly comic books are seen as solid source material.

Hollywood newsletter, The Ankler claim that the first trailer for the extremely long awaited Avatar sequel will screen with Marvel's Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness in May.

That there will be such a trailer is certain. It premiering in cinemas would not be unusual. Being paired with a big release like Doctor Strange would make sense.

Following rumours - which we ourselves salaciously repeated - that Russel T Davies is keen to cast Hugh Grant as the next Doctor Who, it is now being reported that Hugh has said no.

But has he?

The final day of voting is looming for the first annual Ion Sci-Fi Screen Awards (the Ions), before the winners are announced in a special video edition on Thursday evening.

Yes. Again with Moon Knight.

This clip is titled "summon the suit" and you expect to see him summon the suit, right?

There's more than a few of those - sci-fi universes - banging about so you might not be especially excited by the prospect of every new one.

But this one's a little bit different. Former Mass Effect trilogy and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic director Casey Hudson has formed his own studio and they've unveiled plans for a new game.