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October 6, 2003
Issue 337
Vol. 9, No. 40

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COVER ART Featured Artist:
Pierre-Olivier Boidard

INTERVIEW

 Travis Fimmel, Sarah Wayne Callies, Mitch Pileggi and Miguel Nunez turn New York into a swinging city—literally—in The WB's Tarzan.


EXCESSIVE CANDOUR

 Critic John Clute is quick to judge whether Quicksilver, Neal Stephenson's anxiously awaited new novel, is golden.

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 Robert Downey Jr. accepts blame for Halle Berry's broken arm, Quentin Tarantino vows never to direct a comic-book flick, Jessica Biel bulks up for her role as Kris Kristofferson's daughter in Blade III, Lance Henriksen signs on for Alien vs. Predator, and more.
ON SCREEN
 Luke Perry faces down his father on the Jeremiah season two premiere, Bruce Boxleitner goes to Z'Ha'Dum in the Babylon 5: The Complete Third Season DVD box set, and Stan Lee seeks more True Believers on the Countdown to Wednesday DVD.
OFF THE SHELF
 Mike Brotherton travels to the stars for some 27th-century dragon-hunting in Star Dragon, while Chris Moriarty teleports away from an environmentally ravaged Earth in Spin State.
GAMES
 George R.R. Martin's best-selling series of epic fantasy novels, A Song of Ice & Fire, can now be lived in, thanks to the fascinating strategy experience of A Game of Thrones: The Boardgame.
ANIME
 Yoshiaki Kawajiri used highly stylized sex and violence to create an enduring classic that is reborn on the Ninja Scroll 10th Anniversary Special Edition.
SOUND SPACE
 Director George Romero recreated the horror comics of the '50s in Creepshow, with the harmonic help of composer John Harrison's creepy tunes.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 The monstrous writers of Monsters at Play take aim at both blockbuster and indie films with reviews, interviews and more.
LETTERS
 Readers remember the science-fiction films of George Pal, slam the sex of Enterprise, rally for a return of the Daleks, and more.

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