Featured Artist:
Joe Vinton
INTERVIEW
 Director Iain Softley unlocks the spooky secrets of the bayou with Kate Hudson and Peter Sarsgaard in The Skeleton Key.
EDITORIAL
Scott Edelman, Science Fiction Weekly's editor-in-chief, goes to Glasgow for the 63rd annual World Science Fiction Convention and learns that there's "No Time Like the Past."
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Christian Bale dons the cape and cowl for a return to Gotham City, William Shatner spoofs Capt. James T. Kirk in Over the Hedge, Terry Gilliam tells tall tales with The Brothers Grimm, and much more.
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Kate Hudson casts a spell over New Orleans in The Skeleton Key, Federico Luppi feels the earth move on the Stone Raft DVD, and Hiroto Nakayama pulls deadly strings on the Marronnier DVD.
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Joe Haldeman takes a 1,000-year journey to the stars in Old Twentieth, while Walter H. Hunt battles shape-shifting aliens in The Dark Crusade.
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Two wisecracking space pilots crash-land on an uncharted planet in the cyberpunk role-playing game Metal Heart:
Replicant's Rampage for the PC.
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A poet chases an ancient evil through time—while encountering the famous poets of the past—in Tim Powers' The Anubis Gates.
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Two of sci-fi's greatest heroes hit the water and race for the skies behind the wheels of six die-cast Buck Rogers and Flash Gordon
Floor Flyers.
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The newly founded Sci-Fi Blog specializes in media news "with attitude," covering TV programs, video games, comics, and more.
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Readers recommend that an old Buffy become new again, defend Fantastic Four, stand up for Stargate SG-1, trash Tripping the Rift, and more.
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