Featured Artist:
Peter Moran
INTERVIEWS
 Director Paul Schrader's head spins as his Exorcist prequel comes back from the dead, while author Orson Scott Card finally comes to the end of his Ender series.
EDITORIAL
Scott Edelman, Science Fiction Weekly's editor-in-chief, heads out to the multiplex and returns home positive that "Revenge Could Have Been Sweeter."
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Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller revisit Sin City, Kevin James takes on the terrors under the bed by becoming a Monster Hunter, Kelsey Grammer gets hairy as the Beast in X-Men 3, Joss Whedon moves Wonder Woman to the present day, and much more.
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Stellan Skarsgard unearths evil all over again in The Dominion: Prequel to The Exorcist, Lara Jill Miller parties with a mummy in The Life & Times of Juniper Lee, and Mel Brooks takes a bite out of Pizza the Hutt on the Spaceballs
Collector's-Edition DVD.
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Cory Doctorow fights for information to be free in Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town, while James Alan Gardner makes an alien music video in Gravity Wells.
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Giant dinosaurs, eyeballs and apes crush major cities from New York to Los Angeles
in Avalon Hill's rampaging board game Monsters Menace America.
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Long before filming The Dead Zone and The Fly, director David Cronenberg got into our heads with the terrifying telepathic tale of Scanners.
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A new line of figures based on characters from the original Battlestar Galactica launches with 12-inch likenesses of Apollo and a Cylon.
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Phil Foglio has moved his steampunk comic-book series from paper to pixels,
so the best place to find his feisty heroine is at Girl Genius Online.
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Readers mourn the cancellation of Carnivàle, find that Hitchhiker's Guide's jokes fall flat, dis a PG edit of Episode III, and much more.
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