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August 11, 1997
Vol. 3, No. 15
Issue 51




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 News of the Week
Canada gets its own SF channel, a "death penalty" against UUNET closes a popular SF newsgroup, fans can e-mail William Gibson, Stargate SG1 is a hit, and much more.
Off the Shelf
Dan Simmons concludes his popular Hyperion series with The Rise of Endymion, and C.J. Cherryh returns to her Merchanter universe with Finity's End.
 On Screen
Todd McFarlane says his movie Spawn kicks Batman's ass...we'll see. Plus the Sci-Fi Channel original movie Bombshell.
Classic Sci-Fi
Last issue we looked at John W. Campbell Jr.'s short story "Who Goes There?" Now we take a look at the famous movie it inspired: The Thing (1951).
 Sci-Fi Site of the Week
Alien Resurrection has been pushed back to a November release, but you can find out all about it--and the other Alien movies--on the Alien Web Ring.
Anime
Key: The Metal Idol is a modern-day Pinocchio with outstanding animation, a solid story and wonderful characters. We're not lying!
 Cool Sci-Fi Stuff
The coffee-table book Saucer Attack! revisits the passion, paranoia and artwork of UFOs in the 1950s.
Games
Those darned aliens never seem to leave the Earth alone, but luckily we have X-Com on our side.