Featured Artist:
Richard Ramsbottom
INTERVIEWS
 Director Alex Proyas teams with stars Will Smith, Bridget Moynahan and Alan Tudyk to put down a robot revolution in I, Robot, while award-winning author Geoffrey A. Landis is on a mission to Mars.
EDITORIAL
Scott Edelman, Science Fiction Weekly's editor-in-chief, considers the words behind the images of this weekend's number-one box-office hit and wonders, "What Would Isaac Do?"
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Director Bryan Singer signs on for Superman, Brent Spiner beams aboard Star Trek: Enterprise, Michael Rosenbaum longs for a Smallville smooch, George Romero revisits his zombie saga,
J.J. Abrams recalls what went wrong with Alias, and much more.
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Will Smith wages war against a mechanical tomorrow in I, Robot, Anthony Michael Hall confronts his newfound notoriety on The Dead Zone season-two DVD, and Richard Horvitz goes undercover on the Invader Zim volume-one DVD.
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Charles Stross evaporates Moscow with an artificial supernova
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Iron Sunrise, while Frank M. Robinson runs from a
black-market organ transplant in The Donor.
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Put down that gun, and instead use six different psychic powers to take on terrorists in the third-person shooter Psi-Ops:
The Mindgate Conspiracy.
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Before Peter Jackson brought Tolkien's hobbits and wizards to life, he made a zombie masterpiece with the darkly comic Dead Alive.
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Toy Biz raises the bar for superhero fun yet again with the 67 points of articulation in its Amazing Spider-Man 18-Inch Action Figure.
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With its episode guides, interviews, contests and more, Memorable TV aims to be a truly international television encyclopedia.
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Readers debate the true face of evil, come to count on The 4400, slam Star Trek scheduling, continue to unravel Roswell, and much more.
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