Featured Artist:
Bobby Woodside
INTERVIEW
 Award-winning author Brian Aldiss launched science fiction's New Wave, inspired Stanley Kubrick's final project and wrote one of the field's finest histories.
EDITORIAL
Scott Edelman, Science Fiction Weekly's editor-in-chief, looks forward to the day when a future Olympics will begin with the words "Let the Intergalactic Games Begin."
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Jude Law longs to play Ozymandias in Darren Aronofsky's Watchmen, Joss Whedon teases with news of a possible return to the Buffyverse, Ben Kingsley and Kristanna Loken sink their teeth into BloodRayne, and much more.
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Lance Henriksen funds a monstrous war in Alien vs. Predator, Dan Green plays his cards right in Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie, Megumi Okina awakens the angry undead in Ju-On: The Grudge, and Hideki Sone murders his future in Gozu.
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S.M. Stirling banishes electricity from planet Earth in
Dies the Fire, while Leigh Richards has women rule the post-apocalyptic roost
in Califia's Daughters.
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In the year 2049, genetically engineered Mutanoids battle deadly walking weapons created by the evil corporations of the third-person fighter Crimson Tears.
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A rebellion is brewing against the League of All Worlds in Ursula K. Le Guin's Rocannon's World, and one man must save the alliance using only primitive technology.
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The recent big-screen Thunderbirds film met with mixed reviews, but there's no way that the Deluxe Thunderbird 2 replica can meet with anything but instant acclaim.
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Earthsea's creator comes alive at the Ursula K. LeGuin Official Homepage, which includes essays, interviews, short stories and more.
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Readers remember Fay Wray, make allowances for sci-fi adaptations, recommend The 4400, come to the defense of Thunderbirds, and more.
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