Featured Artist:
Henryk Jesko
INTERVIEW
 Director Shane Carruth won the Grand Jury prize at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival with Primer, a sci-fi film that cost about as much as a used car.
EDITORIAL
Scott Edelman, Science Fiction Weekly's editor-in-chief, tunes in to TV's newest series and discovers that "Sci-Fi Is in the Eye of the Beholder."
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Tim Robbins sees stars in War of the Worlds, John Woo masters the universe of He-Man, Michael Eisner moves forward with two Toy Story sequels, Sarah Michelle Gellar joins with Donnie Darko's director in Southland Tales, and more.
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Shane Carruth travels through time in Primer, Scott Bakula weathers the ultimate identity crisis on the Quantum Leap season-one DVD, and Adrian Paul kills the ones he loves on the Highlander: The Series
season-five DVD.
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John Varley revisits his greatest hits in
The John Varley Reader, while
Rosemary Kirstein reveals her fantasy series to be post-apocalyptic SF in
The Language of Power.
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An orphaned adventurer hacks and slashes his way through the fantasy world of Fable, a real-time role-playing game for the Xbox with unexpected consequences.
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Fredric March won the first of his two Oscars portraying both
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in the best adaptation yet filmed of Robert Louis Stevenson's shocking thriller.
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Putting together the hundreds of pieces of the Enterprise NX-01 Plastic Model Kit will challenge anyone who isn't a serious modeler, but the result will have them seeing stars.
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Concrete Elephant parodies sci-fi with spoofs that are silly but never stupid, skewering Star Wars, Dr. Who, The X-Files and more.
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Readers find themselves in Lost, rip into George Lucas' political correctness, bash bad sci-fi on both sides of the Atlantic, and more.
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