Featured Artist:
Ron Kapaun
INTERVIEW
Screenwriter Alex Garland reinvents the zombie flick for a new generation in 28 Days Later, a chilling mix of horror and science fiction.
LAB NOTES
In his latest column, Wil McCarthy sizes up the science of Marvel Comics' raging behemoth by analyzing "The Mathematics of Hulk."
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Johnny Depp channels Keith Richards in Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl, Will Smith shuns gadgetry as a technophobe in I, Robot, Samuel L. Jackson spills Episode III spoilers, J.K. Rowling hints that Harry Potter might not make it to adulthood, and more. |
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Cillian Murphy sleeps through a zombie invasion in 28 Days Later, Rene Auberjonois brings Odo home on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine season three DVD, Arthur C. Clarke takes a dive in Before 2001, and Michael Murphy sniffs out supernatural slayings in Strange Behavior.
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Michael Bishop melds Frankenstein's monster with dinosaurs in Brighten to Incandescence, while Tom Godwin sacrifices a stowaway to deep space in The Cold Equations.
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Mark Hamill stands in for Hugh Jackman as everyone's favorite muttonchopped mutant makes mincemeat of his enemies in X2: Wolverine's Revenge for the PlayStation 2.
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A mercenary must protect a 16-year-old schoolgirl targeted for gruesome experimentation in Full Metal Panic!, a mecha tale with heart.
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Leonard Nimoy, Bill Mumy and "Weird Al" Yankovic sing weird, wacky (and occasionally wonderful) sci-fi spoofs on Dr. Demento's Hits From Outer Space.
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The Russian Science Fiction and Fantasy site is an excellent introduction to a whole new world of SF, with interviews, stories in translation, and more.
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Readers rise to the defense of Ang Lee's Hulk, bash Batman casting rumors, praise Harry Potter, can't understand Neo's need for kung fu,
and much more.
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