A graphic novel about a New England mansion filled with mysterious doors and supernatural creatures is being adapted for television.

The fantasy-friendly creator of the reimagined “Battlestar Galactica” is working on a new series set in a world ruled by magic, not science.

A forgotten interview with “Twilight Zone” creator Rod Serling has turned up on YouTube.com — and he lives up to his reputation as a visionary (even if he didn’t like “Star Trek”!).

Fantasy-related questions from readers are answered.

Fantasy-related questions from readers are answered.

“The Vampire Diaries,” a break-out hit last season for The CW, returns on Thursday, September 9th, at 8 PM. We have pics of the premiere episode.

Is there anything left to say about the King Arthur myth? Starz says yes, with an upcoming series it says will be “epic” and sophisticated.

“TV Guide” is reporting that — to no one’s great surprise — the SyFy Channel will air a third season of “Merlin,” the U.K.-produced show that’s become a cult hit in the United States.

Despite the cancellation of their favorite show, a group of dedicated fans continue to agitate for a new life for the series.

The producers of an upcoming “Teen Wolf” series say it’s nothing like the 1985 movie — but that it’s different from “The Vampire Diaries” too.

“Spartacus: Blood and Sand” pushed the limits of nudity and violence. It also redefined the fantasy genre.

What of the second season of “Spartacus” — the series that will eventually air after January’s six-episode “prequel” series? We have the full scoop!