Featured Artist:
Jan Scranton
INTERVIEW
 Author Terry Goodkind's newest novel, Chainfire, spells the beginning of the end for his long-running Sword of Truth fantasy universe.
EDITORIAL
Scott Edelman, Science Fiction Weekly's editor-in-chief, visits the "Land of the Lost" as the horse race that will determine next fall's sci-fi and fantasy series begins.
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Ian McKellen deciphers The Da Vinci Code, Wesley Snipes sues New Line Cinema over Blade: Trinity, Natalie Portman toys around with Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium, Amanda Peet gives birth to John Cusack's Martian Child, and much more.
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Dean Haglund prevents a World Trade Center tragedy on the Lone Gunmen—The Complete Series DVD, Michael Weiss unravels the mysteries of his birth on the Pretender season-one DVD, and Kap-su Kim plays ghost doctor on the A Tale of Two Sisters DVD.
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Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen Baxter cordon off Earth in Sunstorm, while Edward M. Lerner joins the Galactic Commonwealth in Moonstruck.
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The Matrix movie trilogy may be over, but the dream lives on in the massively multiplayer online role-playing game The Matrix Online for the PC.
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Aliens snatch up a newlywed as part of their invasion plan in the 1950s paranoid fantasy I Married a Monster From Outer Space.
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The Time Lord is back with not just a new series—but also a set of
Doctor Who Miniatures, including Cybermen, Daleks and the TARDIS.
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ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha, the official site of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Appreciation Society, salutes the life and works of Douglas Adams.
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Readers remember the story arcs of Crusade, explain the time-travel paradoxes of Stargate SG-1, suggest a new direction for Star Trek, and much more.
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