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10 Science Fiction Prequels, Ranked By Crappiness 
io9 | by Charlie Jane Anders | Thu, Apr 23
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the word "prequel" was actually invented for science fiction by Anthony Boucher, writing in the Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction in 1958. But prequels have become ever more common in recent years, with prequels to The Thing and I Am Le...
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