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Never-ending watchmen : adaptations, sequels, prequels and remixes

Brooker, Will (2023). London, U.K.: (Bloomsbury)

The truth about Lisa Jewell

Brooker, Will (2022). London, U.K.: (Penguin)

Why Bowie matters

Brooker, Will (2019). London: (William Collins)

Forever Stardust : David Bowie across the Universe

Brooker, Will (2017). London, U.K.: (I B Tauris)

Many more lives of The Batman

(2015). London, U.K.: (British Film Institute)

Hunting the Dark Knight: Batman in Twenty-first Century Popular Culture

Brooker, Will (2012). London, U.K.: (I.B. Tauris)

Star Wars

Brooker, Will (2009). Basingstoke, U.K.: (Palgrave Macmillan)

Alice's adventures: Lewis Carroll in popular culture

Brooker, Will (2004). New York; London: (Continuum)

The Blade Runner experience: the legacy of a science fiction classic

(2004). London, U.K.: (Wallflower Press)

The audience studies reader

(2003). Abingdon, U.K.: (Routledge)

Using the force: creativity, community and Star Wars fans

Brooker, Will (2002). New York, U.S.: (Continuum)

Batman unmasked: analyzing a cultural icon

Brooker, Will (2001). London, U.K.: (Continuum)

Filling in the gaps : creative imagination and nostalgia in ZX Spectrum gaming

Brooker, Will, 2021, Participations : Journal of Audience and Reception Studies (18), 2, pp 3-43

Alice's evidence : examining the cultural afterlife of Lewis Carroll in 1932

Brooker, Will, 2016, Cultural History (5), 1, pp 1-25

Cloaked in shadow: an anti-hero for our times. Film review of: 'The Dark Knight rises' directed by Christopher Nolan

Brooker, Will, 2012, Times Higher Education, 2,059, pp 44-45

Hero of the beach: Flex Mentallo at the end of the worlds

Brooker, Will, 2011, (2), 1, pp 25-37

'Now you're thinking with portals': media training for a digital environment

Brooker, Will, 2010, International Journal of Cultural Studies (13), 6, pp 553-573

All our variant futures: the many narratives of Blade runner: the final cut

Brooker, Will, 2009, Popular Communication (7), 2, pp 79-91

Camera-eye, CG-eye: videogames and the 'cinematic'

Brooker, Will, 2009, Cinema Journal (48), 3, pp 122-128

Maps of many worlds: remembering computer game fandom in the 1980s

Brooker, Will, 2009, Transformative Works and Cultures (2)

Book review of 'A short history of cultural studies' by John Hartley

Brooker, Will, 2005, International Journal of Cultural Studies (8), 1, pp 122-125

"It is love": the Lewis Carroll Society as fan community

Brooker, Will, 2005, American Behavioral Scientist (48), 7, pp 859-880

Book review of 'Matters of gravity: special effects and supermen in the 20th century' by Scott Bukatman

Brooker, Will, 2004, Popular Communication (2), 3, pp 171-177

Film Review of: A galaxy far away, directed by Tariq Jalil

Brooker, Will, 2003, Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts (14), 1, pp 102-105

Living on Dawson's Creek: teen viewers, cultural convergence and television overflow

Brooker, Will, 2001, International Journal of Cultural Studies (4), 4, pp 456-472

Readings of racism: interpretation, stereotyping and The Phantom Menace

Brooker, Will, 2001, Continuum: journal of media and cultural studies (15), 1, pp 15-32

Book review of 'Inside subculture: the postmodern meaning of style' by David Muggleton

Brooker, Will, 2001, International Journal of Cultural Studies (4), 1, pp 111-127

Mementos of the afternoon : Christopher Nolan's ambiguous debt to Maya Deren

Brooker, Will (2023). In: Parkinson, Claire, (eds.) and Labrouillère, Isabelle, (eds.), A critical companion to Christopher Nolan. Lanham. U.S.: Lexington Books, pp 213-228

'The world is built on a wall' : deconstructing 'Blade Runner 2049' (2017)

Brooker, Will (2022). In: McSweeney, Terence, (eds.) and Joy, Stuart, (eds.), Contemporary American science fiction film. Abingdon, U.K.: Routledge, pp 160-176

Batgirl : continuity, crisis and feminism

Brooker, Will (2015). In: Pearson, Roberta, (eds.), Uricchio, William, (eds.) and Brooker, Will, (eds.), Many more lives of the Batman. London, U.K.: British Film Institute, pp 134-152

Building a better kickstarter: crowdfunding my so-called secret identity

Brooker, Will (2015). In: Bennett, Lucy, (eds.), Chin, Bertha, (eds.) and Jones, Bethan, (eds.), Crowdfunding the future: media industries, ethics, and digital society. New York, U.S.: Peter Lang, pp 233-238

Fifth-dimensional Batman : an interview with Grant Morrison

Brooker, Will (2015). In: Pearson, Roberta, (eds.), Uricchio, William, (eds.) and Brooker, Will, (eds.), Many more lives of the Batman. London, U.K.: British Film Institute, pp 43-52

Introduction : revisiting the Batman

Pearson, Roberta, Uricchio, William and Brooker, Will (2015). In: Pearson, Roberta, (eds.), Uricchio, William, (eds.) and Brooker, Will, (eds.), Many more lives of the Batman. London, U.K.: British Film Institute, pp 1-10

Time again : the David Bowie chronotope

Brooker, Will (2015). In: Cinque, Toija, (eds.), Moore, Christopher, (eds.) and Redmond, Sean, (eds.), Enchanting David Bowie : space time body memory. London, U.K.: Bloomsbury Academic, pp 87-102

Going pro: gendered responses to the incorporation of fan labour as user-generated content

Brooker, Will (2014). In: Mann, Denise, (ed.), Wired TV: laboring over an interactive future. New Brunswick, U.S.: Rutgers University Press, pp 72-97

Talking to the TARDIS: Doctor Who, Neil Gaiman and cultural mythology

Brooker, Will (2013). In: Mellor, David, (eds.) and Hills, Matt, (eds.), New dimensions of ‘Doctor Who’: exploring space, time and television. London, U.K.: I.B.Tauris

Television out of time: watching cult shows on download

Brooker, Will (2009). In: Pearson, Roberta, (ed.), Reading Lost: perspectives on a hit television show. London, U.K.: I. B. Tauris, pp 51-72

A sort of homecoming: fan viewing and symbolic pilgrimage

Brooker, Will (2007). In: Gray, Jonathan, (eds.), Sandvoss, Cornel, (eds.) and Harrington, C. Lee, (eds.), Fandom: identities and communities in a mediated world. New York, U.S.: New York University Press, pp 149-164

The best Batman story: The dark knight returns

Brooker, Will (2006). In: McKee, Alan, (ed.), Beautiful things in popular culture. Oxford, UK: Blackwell, pp 33-48

The Blade Runner experience: pilgrimage and liminal space

Brooker, Will (2004). In: Brooker, Will, (ed.), The Blade Runner experience: the legacy of a science fiction classic. London, UK: Wallflower Press, pp 11-30

Introduction: 2019 vision

Brooker, Will (2004). In: Brooker, Will, (ed.), The Blade Runner experience: the legacy of a science fiction classic. London, UK: Wallflower Press, pp 1-10

Living on Dawson's Creek: teen viewers, cultural convergence, and television overflow

Brooker, Will (2004). In: Allen, Robert C., (eds.) and Hill, Annette, (eds.), The television studies reader. Abingdon, U.K.: Routledge, pp 569-580

New hope: the postmodern project of Star Wars

Brooker, Will (2004). In: Redmond, Sean, (ed.), Liquid metal: the science fiction film reader. London, U.K.: Wallflower, pp 298-307

Conclusion: overflow and audience

Brooker, Will (2003). In: Brooker, Will, (eds.) and Jermyn, Deborah, (eds.), The audience studies reader. Abingdon, UK: Routledge, pp 322-334

Rescuing Strange days: fan reaction to a critical and commercial failure

Brooker, Will (2003). In: Jermyn, Deborah, (eds.) and Redmond, Sean, (eds.), The cinema of Kathryn Bigelow: Hollywood transgressor. London, U.K.: Wallflower, pp 198-219

Book Review of 'Straight reading, resistance, reappropriation, and heterosexuality' by Richard Bradshaw

Brooker, Will (2002). In: Hague, Angela, (eds.) and Lavery, David, (eds.), Teleparody: predicting/ preventing the tv discourse of tomorrow. London, U.K.: Wallflower, pp 123-126

Time again : narrative, history and identity in the work of David Bowie

Brooker, Will(2015). In: The Stardom and Celebrity of David Bowie, 17-18 Jul 2015 :Melbourne, Australia