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June 11, 2001
Issue 216
Vol. 7, No. 24

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COVER ART Featured Artist: Michael Wilby

THE CASSUTT FILES

 In "The Sci in Sci-Fi," Michael Cassutt pinpoints where and how the Hollywood suits continue to fail science, and why we all continue to let them get away with getting it wrong.


INTERVIEWS

 Ivan Reitman, David Duchovny and Julianne Moore invest an alien invasion with a sense of humor in Evolution, while David Chokachi battles evil as the successful Witchblade movie spawns a supernatural series.

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 George Lucas blasts Internet piracy, Jonathan Frakes and Brent Spiner give Scott Bakula Trek advice, David Duchovny denies any future X-Files role, Anthony Stewart Head won't be a Buffy regular on UPN, and more.
ON SCREEN
 Aliens invade planet Earth with laughter in Evolution, an alternate Man of Steel is revealed in Superman The Movie: Special Edition DVD and ancient technology is rediscovered in Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
OFF THE SHELF
 Harry Harrison takes a look back at a half century of his finest short fiction in 50 in 50, while S.M. Stirling is back with T2: Infiltrator, the first in a series of novels continuing James Cameron's Terminator saga.
GAMES
 "I have seen the future of horror, and his name is Clive Barker," wrote Stephen King of that fright writer's short fiction. Now it's gaming's turn to experience the future of fear in Clive Barker's Undying.
CLASSICS
 Samuel R. Delany was already a science-fiction superstar when his controversial novel Dhalgren exploded on the scene in 1974, delivering an apocalyptic vision for a new age.
COOL STUFF
 Matt Groening's whimsical creations Fry, Bender, Leela and the Planet Express spaceship are the first four Futurama action figures from Moore Action Collectibles.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 Short stories are where SF reinvents itself, which is why Tangent Online puts magazines, anthologies and collections under a comprehensive critical microscope.
LETTERS
 Readers accuse Admiral Janeway of murdering millions, worry that Enterprise will sabotage Star Trek history, insist that Buffy and Angel crossovers can continue, and more.

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