A round-up of geeky news you might have missed...(1) Dalek Found In Pond: An old school Doctor Who dalek has been salvaged from a pond in Hampshire.
(2) Enter The Vortex: Big Finish, producers of the excellent Doctor Who audio adventures, have published the first issue of their free pdf magazine Vortex.
(3) Red Dwarf's Return Expands: The return voyage of Red Dwarf to British TV - Back To Earth - has been confirmed as a three-part mini-series to be screened April 10 - 12, with a "making of" documentary following the final episode.
(4) More Smallville & Supernatural: Both Smallville and Supernatural have been given new seasons.
(5) Go To The Dark Side: A definitive, licenced guide to all things Darth Vader is due out in October. Written by Pete Vilmur and Ryder Windham, Vader: The Dark Lord and His Universe will be published by Random House. Windham, of course, wrote The Rise and Fall of Darth Vader, a Star Wars biography.
(6) Family Guy Trek: The full, main cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation are reuniting for an episode of Family Guy.
(7) Arrrgghh! Mockumentary Alien Trespass, about a "lost" '50s sci-fi classic, opens in cinemas on April 3.
(8) Dawn Treader Sails In 2010: The third Narnia film, Voyage Of The Dawn Treader sets sail in December 2010, under the banner of 20th Century Fox - now that Disney has jumped ship.
(9) Ooops! Late News (Sorry): Battlefront Miniatures, the company behind Flames of War, acquired Wargames Illustrated, the UK's leading general wargames magazine, in February.
(10) No More Life On Mars: The American version of the hit British retro-cop show, Life On Mars, has been axed after a single season.
(11) Zombie In A Chicken Suit: The second wave of Studio Miniature's zombie range has been unleashed... including one guy in a chicken costume!
(12) Return To Elm Street: The reimagining of Nightmare On Elm Street is slated to hit cinema screens on April 16, 2010.
(13) Worldwide Dungeons & Dragons Day: This year's 'global' event on March 21 will co-incide with the release of Players Handbook 2 for 4e Dungeons & Dragons, which, apparently, sees the return of both the gnome and half-orc as playable races.
(14) Green Ronin Says 'No': Popular games publisher Green Ronin will not be supporting 4e Dungeons & Dragons under the terms of the new Game System License (GSL).
(15) Size Does Matter: Toy Collector claims its global calender of events is the largest on the web.
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