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Sci-fi babes of the 1940s

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Scifibabes of the 1940s - films. The 1940s and 1950s were, collectively, known as the Golden Era of Sci-fi. During this time science fiction gained wide public attention, particularly through literature. Leaving the obvious talents of H.G. Wells and his historic literary counterparts behind for a moment, it was the Second World War and the creation of the Atomic bomb and other technological advances, which created a stimulus for this golden era. Or comments on Batman. And Aura was played by Shirley Deane.

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history of sci-fi babes

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The history of the sci-fi babe. Just where did the sci-fi babe phenomenon start? Who was the first character we could call a sci-fi babe? The answers to these questions lie in the origins of science fiction itself. Find the first examples of science fiction, locate the women appearing in them and see if they are worthy of the "babe" title. Sounds simple doesn't it? Entitled "Science fiction babes through time". It is, however, just that - a starting point. The article starts in the 1950s, and lists a...

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Sci-fi babes of the 1990s

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Scifibabes of the 1990s - films. The 1990s spawned some all-time greats such as Terminator 2, Men in Black and the Matrix. Then there were the Star Trek and Star Wars franchises, not to mention cult classics like Twelve Monkeys and the Fifth Element. Unfortunately the decade also included a whole host of cheap rip-offs, films based on cyborgs and the odd sex sci-fi or two. Jennifer Connelly plays Jenny Blake, our hero's girlfriend, who is abducted by the Nazi element in the film The Rocketeer (1991).

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Sci-fi babes of the 1930s

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Scifibabes of the 1930s - films. This era saw the introduction of colour films and an end to those wonderfully innovating silent movies. It serves, somewhat arbitrarily, as the first decade for our developing catalogue and despite, it being dubbed as "the depression", the 1930s is richer in sci-fi babes than you might initially think. To start with, theres Loo Loo and her twin Boo Boo (no, honestly) in Just Imagine. I didn't really go for Bridgette Helm in Metropolis, but in Alraune. Take a good look at ...

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Sci-fi babes of the 1950s

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Scifibabes of the 1970s - films. Lets start at the beginning then. We already met Linda Harrison, as Nova in Planet of the Apes, but she also starred in the sequel, Beneath the Planet of the Apes. 1970) I see no valid reason why we shouldnt have another picture of her, so heres a publicity still from my favourite film from the original series. Now I make absolutely no apologies for the next babe - Olivia Newton John. Even though the film itself, Toomorrow. Now, I could have included the beautiful Joan Co...

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Sci-fi babes of the 1980s

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Scifibabes of the 1980s - films. Saint Exmin was a Valkyrie warrior, a rather pushy but adventurous type who tags along for the ride in the usual good vs. evil storyline. She was played by the incredibly sexy Sybil Danning and if you havent seen the film then the clip below will give you a good idea. The film, Battle Beyond the Stars. I mentioned in the 1970s that we would meet Dorothy Stratten again, and wow, here she is. She plays the lead role in Galaxina. A new Flash Gordon. Not known for her sci-fi ...

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Special sci-fi babes

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Sci-fi babes in fanart. This part is being revamped - come back and visit soon. Web site designed and maintained by. Contact: talktome@scifibabes.co.uk. H istory of the scifibabe. Comic books and cartoons. Privacy and cookie policy.

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Sci-fi babes home page

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Welcome to scifibabes.co.uk. Our mission is quite simple. We want scifibabes.co.uk to be the biggest, boldest and best web site to promote the beautiful women of science fiction. Some of the problems I had was with the comments section, and mindless views from the uninitiated, so I've decided not to do that for now. If you feel strongly that I've omitted a character, let me know. This site is going to be THE definitive web space on sci-fi babes, I am determined about that. Tweet to @Scifi Babes.

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Sci-fi babes of the 1950s

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Scifibabes of the 1950s - films. If the 1940s was a bit short, then the 1950s will certainly make up for it! The day the Earth stood still. 1951) is included mainly because it was such great film and a classic. Patricia Neale played Helen Benson and she definitely had babe qualifications. Now, check out the leggy Margueritte Chapman ,as Alita in Flight to Mars. The 1950s were particularly good for legs, as we will see later. A returning babe, Acquanetta (remember her in the ape-woman films of the 1940s?