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It's time once again for Science Fiction Weekly's annual unofficial Hugo Awards poll! What were the best SF books, movies and stories of 2001?
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Ricardo Montalban remembers his passionate performance in The Wrath of Khan, Peter Jackson previews the ringing storyline of The Two Towers, Paul Anderson prepares to both write and direct Alien vs. Predator, and much more.
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M. Night Shyamalan abducts Mel Gibson for an eerie alien encounter in Signs, Patrick Stewart stars in the greatest season of any Star Trek in Star Trek: The Next Generation—Season Three DVD, and Dana Carvey unmasks in The Master of Disguise.
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Harry Turtledove's American Empire alternate-history series continues in The Center Cannot Hold, while
a Grand Master's greatest hits shine in Spider Island: The Collected Stories of Jack Williamson.
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A newly designed engine improves a classic real-time gaming franchise as the dead rise to battle the living and two new races join the fray in Blizzard Entertainment's Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos.
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The dark denizens of a traveling carnival come between two young friends in Ray Bradbury's small-town fantasy Something Wicked This Way Comes.
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Army of Darkness aficionados will see double when Bruce Campbell is transformed into the one-man dynamic duo of the Ash and Evil Ash
Action Figures.
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Michael Whelan has won 14 Hugo Awards and been voted Best Professional Artist by readers of Locus 21 years in a row, and The Art of Michael Whelan shows why.
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Readers lash out at the liberties taken by Spider-Man, defend Star Trek's Prime Directive, hope that Hollywood will discover the Foundation trilogy, and more.
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