Ryan Britt
Ryan Britt is an editor and writer for Inverse. He covers TV, film, and books, with emphases on science fiction, Star Trek, Dune, Star Wars, Sherlock Holmes, James Bond, Doctor Who, comics, ‘80s pop culture, ‘90s music, kids’ media, and more. Formerly, he was the entertainment editor for Fatherly.
He is also the author of three non-fiction books: "Luke Skywalker Can’t Read" (2015), “Phasers On Stun!”(2022), and the Dune history book “The Spice Must Flow” (2023); all from Plume/Dutton Books (Penguin Random House.) His other writing has been published with the New York Times, Esquire, Den of Geek, SyFy Wire, VICE, StarTrek.com and elsewhere.
Ryan is represented by the Fischer-Harbage Literary Agency and lives in Portland, Maine with his wife and daughter.
The Most Controversial Fantasy Film of 2024 Is Finally Streaming
Don't sleep on The War of the Rohirrim.
'Star Trek: Khan' Just Recast The Franchise's Most Iconic Villain
Khaannnnnn!!
47 Years Ago, Gene Hackman Saved 'Superman'
For comic book fans, Hackman is the Lex Luthor to beat.
The New Dumbledore Actor Is A Sci-Fi And Fantasy Legend
We may not need or want a new actor in this role. But John Lithgow has got the resume.
'Andor' Season 2 Will Forever Change One Iconic Star Wars Location
How safe is Yavin 4?
Apple's Biggest Sci-Fi Epic Is Losing Its Showrunner After Season 3
Even Hari Seldon couldn't haven predicted this.
'Dune 3' Is Rumored To Bring Back Jason Momoa — Because It Has To
The next Dune film only has one option here.
The Last 'Mission: Impossible' Finale Is Nearly Lost To Time
Do you remember the original Final Reckoning? Are you sure?
One Classic Star Trek Episode Changed the Time-Travel Game Forever
What if the greatest episode of a TV show technically never even happened?
Apple TV’s 'Murderbot' Is A Killer Cyborg Show With A Surprising Twist
The upcoming series is based on popular — and hilarious — sci-fi novellas.
The Secrets Behind 'Unification,' the Groundbreaking Star Trek Short Film
One of the high points of Trek fandom in 2024 was an eight-minute epic mini-movie. Here, director Carlos Baena tells Inverse what it all means.
The Rumored 'Dune 4' Director Might Actually Be Perfect
If Children of Dune happens without Denis Villeneuve, there might be a silver lining.
The Original '28 Days Later' Zombies Would’ve Looked Wildly Different
The original inspiration has surfaced.
A Sci-Fi Sleeper Hit Made Vin Diesel Into a Star
Before he was Fast & Furious, Diesel was Richard B. Riddick.
Star Trek's Next Big Show Has Just Teased New Uniforms
Here's an early look at Starfleet's next crew.
The Most Shocking Sci-Fi Film Of The ‘70s Quietly Changed Two Genres At Once
Underrated or misunderstood, The Stepford Wives changed everything.
'Superman's Guy Gardner Teaser Could Flip a Historic DC Problem
It's Guy Gardner, your favorite!
In Another Timeline, 'Star Trek: Discovery' Might’ve Starred Gillian Anderson
Bryan Fuller is opening up about the DISCO that never was.
Star Wars Canon Is About to Explain One Pre-Rebellion Plot Hole
A post-Order 66 sanctuary is about to get fully explored.
The Dumbest Star Wars Trope Is Also Somehow The Most Scientifically Accurate
Missing planets? That literally happens all the time.
