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January 12, 2004
Issue 351
Vol. 10, No. 2

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INTERVIEW

 As NASA basks in its latest success on the Red Planet, Kim Stanley Robinson, this generation's Martian chronicler, predicts a utopian future.


LAB NOTES

 When "Superbuildings Shake It Up," the Earth moves for scientist Wil McCarthy.

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 Hugh Jackman swashbuckles with vampires in Van Helsing, Joss Whedeon mutates for Marvel in X-Men, Rob Lowe relocates to Stephen King's Salem's Lot, and much more.
ON SCREEN
 David Duchovny goes missing on the X-Files season eight DVD collection, Candi Milo voices a legend in Astro Boy, and Stanley Unwin meets SuperMarionation in The Secret Service.
OFF THE SHELF
 Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen Baxter team up to look into Time's Eye, while Harry Turtledove enlists in an alternate WWII in In the Presence of Mine Enemies.
GAMES
 Games Workshop's brutal future has been perfectly recreated as a first-person shooter in Warhammer 40,000: Fire Warrior for the PlayStation 2.
ANIME
 In The Big O II's Paradigm City, where memories are no more, a professional negotiator and his giant robot track down an assassin of the young.
SOUND SPACE
 An 800-year-old vampire turns detective to redeem himself, but the Forever Knight Collection should be enough to redeem him all by itself.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 The heroes of legend come alive in the more than 6,000 entries of Encyclopedia Mythica, an ongoing compendium that readers can help complete.
LETTERS
 Readers rage about sci-fi stereotyping, refuse to cash John Woo's overdrawn Paycheck, defend Peter Jackson's creative choices, and much more.

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