Featured Artist:
Gary W. Royse
INTERVIEW
Executive producer Paul Gertz, mastermind of the evolving battleground that is Earth: Final Conflict, reveals what's up his sleeve for the show's fourth season and more.
EDITORIAL
Scott Edelman, Science Fiction Weekly's new editor-in-chief, introduces himself in "Learning to Live a Science Fictional Life."
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The whole gang will return for MiB2, Gary Oldman will not go Ape, the First Fandom Hall of Fame Awards are announced, Witchblade will become a series, Frank Miller will co-write Batman: Year One, and more.
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A serial killer holds the key to the Devil's destiny in Lost Souls, while the small screen offers Sheena: bubblegum entertainment about a jungle beauty and her skimpy costumes.
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Missionaries, mercenaries and castaways among the stars populate Balshazzar's Serpent by Jack Chalker, while visionary SF novelist Richard Paul Russo presents 14 stories in Terminal Visions.
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Pull on a clean red shirt and tear up your copy of The Prime Directive for Dummies--it's the Star Trek: Voyager episode you can play at home: Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force, a first-person shooter for the PC.
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A world of lonely figures, crammed streets and abandoned buildings, flying cars and street urchins--Blade Runner is a masterful noir detective story and a science fiction techno-thriller, all rolled into one.
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Twisted trees frame a cemetary gate while a strangely familiar Dracula lurks: it's the Simpsons Treehouse of Horror toy, which features figures and voice segments from The Simpsons Halloween specials.
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There's a really really big garage sale in the works and only you can stop it by visiting the Save the Mars Lander site. Is NASA right to scrap the Mars 2001 Surveyor Lander? Astronauts and engineers say no.
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One of our readers begs for Asimov movies while another howls for more werewolves
on the screen, others debate Dark Angel's sizzle, Fox's "disregard for the American democratic process" and more.
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