Featured Artist:
Dale Shumate
INTERVIEW
Roswell High creators Laura J. Burns and Melinda Metz have a novel approach to the alien now that their fictional characters have crash-landed on TV.
EDITORIAL
Scott Edelman, Science
Fiction Weekly's editor-in-chief, won't have any trouble outrunning a Tyrannosaurus Rex now that he can proclaim, "I Read the News Today, Oh Boy."
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Peter Jackson hopes to monkey around with King Kong,
Ron Perlman plays a key role in Star Trek: Nemesis,
The Mummy's Stephen Sommers sinks his teeth into Van Helsing, Barry Pepper doubts that he will get the chance to revisit Battlefield: Earth,
and much more.
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Malcolm McDowell and Dennis Hopper find themselves a new flame in Firestarter: Rekindled, Jim Henson molds a modern fantasy masterpiece in The Dark Crystal DVD, and the Society for Creative Anachronism looks boldly to the future In Service to the Dream.
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Damien Broderick pits technophobes against immortals as an AI brings the world to crisis in Transcension, while Charles Sheffield decimates humanity as a quest for a planet-killer continues in Dark as Day.
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Voyage to the bottom of a deadly sea—and to the future—in AquaNox, a fighting submarine experience that is one of the first games to take full advantage of GeForce 3 video-card capability.
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Rock star David Bowie transforms into a stranger in a strange land when he becomes The Man Who Fell to Earth, thanks to a helping hand from Rip Torn and Buck Henry.
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This time-traveling action hero has already conquered the cartoon world, and now it's time for toy fans to get animated over the Samurai Jack Action Figures.
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SadGeezer won't just take your word that you're up to their level of sci-fi fanaticism—the site offers a series of "purity" tests where you can rate your knowledge of your favorite shows.
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Readers return to the classics, ask Enterprise fans to show a little patience, insist that Stargate SG-1 will survive the loss of Michael Shanks, wrestle with the state of SF sexuality,
and much more.
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