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May 24, 2004
Issue 370
Vol. 10, No. 21

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INTERVIEWS

 Directors Conrad Vernon and Kelly Asbury used the voices of Antonio Banderas, Julie Andrews and Rupert Everett to help make Shrek 2 the number-one movie in America.


EDITORIAL

As audiences bid farewell to six of TV's favorite bosom buddies, Scott Edelman, Science Fiction Weekly's editor-in-chief, wonders "Why Can't We Be Friends?"

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 Roland Emmerich delivers a disastrous message in The Day After Tomorrow, George Lucas revisits THX 1138 for a new director's cut, Joss Whedon promises to return to the "Buffyverse," and more.
ON SCREEN
 Mike Myers meets his monstrous in-laws in Shrek 2, Jordan Hoffart skateboards down from the stars in Zolar, and Hawkgirl lies to the Green Lantern about their love in the Justice League series finale.
OFF THE SHELF
 Ken MacLeod downloads humanity in the fretful future of Newton's Wake, while Chelsea Quinn Yarbro dares to romance a Civil War vampire in In the Face of Death.
GAMES
 It's always clobberin' time for the battling superbeings who populate (and annihilate) the online persistent shared world of City of Heroes for the PC.
CLASSICS
 Half a century ago, consumer society was satirically skewered in Frederik Pohl and C.M. Kornbluth's timeless novel The Space Merchants.
COOL STUFF
 Two of yesteryear's nightmares return to life for your display case with the freakish Outer Limits Helosian and Andro Action Figures.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 Gonzo Science picks apart the world's wildest fringe theories, examining conspiracies, controversial geology, the paranormal and much more.
LETTERS
 Readers revile the vision of Van Helsing, laud Ron Perlman for Hellboy, mourn the end of Angel, take issue with an Expendable review, and more.

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