Featured Artist:
Stephane Chauvin
THE CASSUTT FILES
In "The Golden Age of Sci-Fi Is 13," Michael Cassutt asks SF's cosmic creators to remember that with great power comes great responsibility.
INTERVIEWS
Chris Brancato, creator of SCI FI's alien-invasion epic First Wave, anxiously awaits a fourth-season renewal decision, and Chris Rock explains why he came Down to Earth to remake a classic fantasy.
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J. Michael Straczynski's Crusade finds a new home on SCI FI, Star Trek's fifth TV incarnation still plans to beam down in the fall, Luke Skywalker wields a lightsaber in Kevin Smith's new SF satire, and more.
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Chris Rock comes back from the dead and proves to be pretty fly for a white guy in Down to Earth, while the joke is on the caped crusader--and the viewers as well--in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker.
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Alfred Bester makes the stars his destination with the long-awaited collection Redemolished, while Alan Dean Foster sets a band of animals-turned-humans on a mythic quest to save the realm in Kingdoms of Light.
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It doesn't matter to Jabba the Hutt whether his warriors live or die, as long as they entertain him with their battles at Dagobah, Mos Eisley and Hoth in Star Wars: Demolition, an arcade-style action game.
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Back in 1935, scientists weren't yet trying to put men on the moon--building their Transatlantic Tunnel between Europe and the United States was enough of a giant leap.
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In The Matrix, Neo had to decide between the red pill or the blue. Fans will face an equally difficult decision when they're forced to choose between the Neo and Trinity 12" action figures.
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To find the finest Star Wars Web sites from among the millions on the Internet, it would take either the Force--or a visit to the gourmet portal Bantha Tracks.
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Readers debate TV ratings, support Battlefield Earth, put their trust in the men on the moon, split on remaking SF classics, and more.
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