Sure, science fiction and fantasy is filled with great romances: Han Solo and Leia Organa, Aragorn and Arwen, Jadzia Dax and Worf, son of Mogh. But they're also full of men and women for whom there is no happy ending. And on this day of amorous celebration, it's worth remember those who won't be feeling romantic.

Each year, thousands of rare books are sold for hundreds or thousands of dollars each—and often much more—and many of those books are clearly science fiction, fantasy or horror. In 2010, a rare and beautiful 19th century book, Birds of America by John James Aububon, set a new record by selling for $11.5 million, but a copy of this same book sold last week for a "disappointing" $7.9 million. (Such a bargain!)

Syfy's hit reality series Face Off returns tonight at 10/9C with 13 new contestants who dream of becoming make-up FX masters. But before diving into the series' second season, check out some masterpieces created by the best in the business—sci-fi makeup artists who've won Academy Awards.

Bob Anderson, the legendary swordsman who choreographed some of the most famous battles in film history and even donned the Darth Vader costume to duel Mark Hamill's Luke Skywalker, died Sunday in England at the age of 89.