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June 4, 2001
Issue 215
Vol. 7, No. 23

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COVER ART Featured Artist: Alice Ries

INTERVIEW

 The Invisible Man, Vincent Ventresca, is joined by his new co-star, Brandy Ledford, for a discussion about why the latest twists to SCI FI's hit series must be seen to be believed.


LAB NOTES

 With a new Disney blockbuster about to take us under the sea, Wil McCarthy submerges his scientific mind in his latest column, "True Legends of Atlantis," to uncover the truth behind the myths surrounding that fabled sunken city.

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 Roxann Dawson is set to direct Enterprise episodes, Sturgeon and Sidewise Awards finalists are announced, Eliza Dushku is in the running for Wonder Woman, Roger Rabbit writer sues Disney, and much more.
ON SCREEN
 Yancy Butler brings a tough comic-book heroine to life in Witchblade, Rob Schneider turns part man, part beast in The Animal, and Mark Hamill voices a pesky animated robot in Time Squad.
OFF THE SHELF
 Frederik Pohl gathers together five of SF's greatest imaginations in The SFWA Grand Masters: Volume III, while Kevin J. Anderson melds Dickens, Lugosi and Dracula in the short stories of Dogged Persistence.
GAMES
 Evil Dead: Hail to the King transforms director Sam Raimi's terrifying trilogy of killer zombies and grisly humor into a bloody gaming experience that picks up where the film Army of Darkness left off.
ANIME
 World War III is over, so there should at last be peace on planet Earth. But as the surviving biodroids and humans of Appleseed discover in the city of Olympus, peace has a deadly price.
SOUND SPACE
 A compilation containing soundtracks for Beneath the Planet of the Apes, Conquest of the Planet of the Apes and Battle for the Planet of the Apes makes for moving monkey music.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 Poppy Z. Brite: Official Web Site makes one of the new faces of horror more friendly with current and childhood photos, a complete bibliography, an autobiography and plenty of attitude.
LETTERS
 Readers argue the pros and cons of the final episode of Star Trek: Voyager, disagree over Buffy bolting The WB, teach the editor about teaching SF, and offer other opinionated epistles.

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