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June 16, 2003
Issue 321
Vol. 9, No. 24

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COVER ART Featured Artist:
Ali Ries


INTERVIEW

 Chelsea Quinn Yarbro has been bringing the undead to life—including such beloved creations as her vampire hero Saint-Germain—for more than 30 years.


EXCESSIVE CANDOUR

 Critic John Clute books passage to Ilium to inspect the far future of Dan Simmons' newest space opera.

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 V creator Kenneth Johnson readies a new prime-time alien invasion, Arnold Schwarzenegger promises his wildest stunts ever in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, stop-motion animation master Ray Harryhausen receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and more.
ON SCREEN
 Bruce Boxleitner prepares for the coming of Shadows on the Babylon 5: The Complete Second Season DVD box set, Hong Kong legend Tsui Hark melds kung fu with bloodsuckers in Vampire Hunters, and Bill Bixby gets angry for the last time on The Death of the Incredible Hulk DVD.
OFF THE SHELF
 John Barnes sends a 36th-century rogue on a dangerous mission in In the Hall of the Martian King, while James P. Hogan repopulates a defeated Earth in The Anguished Dawn.
GAMES
 A tortured teen battles ghouls, hunts for clues and tries to outwit a supernatural slayer in the beautifully rendered third-person action of Clock Tower 3 for the PlayStation 2.
ANIME
 Paper can kill in the offbeat R.O.D.: Read or Die, as a secret agent for the British Library Special Engineer Force fights the strangest supervillains ever created.
SOUND SPACE
 Richard Band's controversial score on the Re-Animator: The Definitive Edition CD proves that horror music can be amusing and appalling at the same time.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 SciFlicks surveys science-fiction cinema with reviews, images, sound clips and an extensive database—and does so in both English and French. Bon appetit!
LETTERS
 Readers savage sci-fi snobs, defend the dark visions of Brimstone, crown J.K. Rowling a modern-day Dickens, disagree about Joss Whedon, and more.

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