Webmaster’s Note:

This site – a labor of love for all involved – fell victim to a hacker who corrupted and deleted our content. As we started to rebuild a safer and more secure site, COVID invaded and our lives were upended; there was no aspect of our lives untouched by the virus and, unfortunately, even labors of love got put on the back burner as we dealt with the stress and utter exhaustion of the past few years.

We are continuing to rebuild and restore. You may find portals – links – that are non-functional at the moment, but rest assured we are working on bringing each and every page back.

And we seek contributors. If, in your perusal of our archives, you notice that a particular favorite of yours is missing or needs updating, contact us – but you’d best be prepared to do the writing…

The Tombs of Kobol was originally founded as a site for discussion and information about the classic science-fiction icon Battlestar Galactica; it quickly grew far beyond that narrow focus and now archives classic sci-fi of all kinds to keep it from being lost to the mists of failing memory and disintegrating film and videotape.

The Tombs of Kobol – the records of the past – is made up of source material, interviews, artwork, and articles from experts and fans alike.  We preserve the gems of Science Fiction that might otherwise be lost in the clamor of larger, more widely known sci-fi entities.

We welcome contributions and suggestions of sci-fi that has touched your lives, from Jules Verne to Firefly, from Rod Serling to It’s about Time, from Dr. Who to The Invaders. 

Select your portal, be transported, and rediscover the wonder that science fiction can bring.

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