Featured Artist:
Andrea Caruso
INTERVIEW
Roger Corman, the legendary king of the B movies, sits for a Science Fiction Weekly interview to explain why he decided to risk it all on the campy SCI FI heroine Black Scorpion.
EDITORIAL
Scott Edelman, Science
Fiction Weekly's editor-in-chief, joins the raging battle between new media and old, and in doing so rips to shreds the big lie of "Paper and the Myth of Permanence."
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Star Trek: Voyager's Neelix would rather not go home, Bruce Boxleitner doubts there'll be a Babylon 5 rebirth, SF legend Gordon R. Dickson dies, plus much more.
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The Battlefield Earth Special Edition DVD forces a box-office controversy to be reconsidered, and surviving the apocalypse is but the beginning for those who are Left Behind.
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Gardner Dozois and Jack Dann recombine the ABCs of DNA in the short-story anthology Genometry, while Katherine Kerr ends her Deverry trilogy with a cataclysmic battle in The Fire Dragon.
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Four clans of crazed hillbillies use the Necronomicon to defend New England from creatures out of H.P. Lovecraft's worst nightmares in the out-of-the-ordinary board game The Hills Must Rise.
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In Robert Silverberg's prescient novel Thorns, a vampiric talk-show host feeds on the raw emotions of his guests--until he makes the mistake of feasting on a starman.
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Science fiction's first monster--brain in a jar and all--comes to chilling life in the 1:6 scale Frankenstein's Monster Action Figure, which takes articulation to new limits.
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Cordwainer Smith, Science Fiction Writer celebrates the adventurous life and galaxy-spanning SF of one of the field's greatest writers with reminiscences, photos, story samples and more.
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Readers define SF, crusade for J. Michael Straczynski, defend Battlefield Earth, find some of the best fantasy and science fiction in comic books, beg for a better brand of music, and more.
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