Featured Artist:
Tim Callender
THE CASSUTT FILES
 Michael Cassutt dishes the dirt about "What I Did on My Sci-Fi Summer Vacation," and explains how a classic SF novel changed his life.
INTERVIEW
Producer/director Dan Curtis—who merged scares with soap opera in Dark Shadows—explains how he earned the name of "television's king of horror."
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Stan Lee sells off part of his personal comic-book collection, Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich draw inspiration for Independence Day II from 9/11, screenwriter David Self sinks beneath the sea for Marvel's Sub-Mariner, and much more.
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Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones save the world all over again in Men in Black II; Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup make a bang on the big screen in The Powerpuff Girls Movie; and SCI FI's miniseries is spiced up with extras in Frank Herbert's Dune Director's Cut DVD.
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China Miéville revisits the world of his acclaimed Perdido Street Station in The Scar, while Douglas Adams hitchhikes one last time in the posthumous collection The Salmon of Doubt.
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When hungry ghosts go on the prowl in the chilling new game Fatal Frame, a young woman discovers that she must defend herself armed with nothing but a common camera.
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In James Tiptree Jr.'s first novel, Up the Walls of the World, the short-story superstar brought to life the Tyree, one of science fiction's most convincing alien races.
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Two classic episodes of the cult 1960s TV series The Outer Limits inspired the sculptors at Sideshow Toy to create a pair of eerie and accurate 12-inch action figures.
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Some may call it parody, but mad scientists, despots and supervillains all know that Villian Supply is the Web's best source for the over-the-top tools of their trade.
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Readers wish that Star Trek would return to its roots, look back at the Hulk's many comic-book changes, believe that Minority Report should win a major Oscar, and more.
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