Friday, May 1, 2009

Stargate Universe - SFX Magazine Issue # 183 - May 6 '09

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Latest issue

SFX 183 – June 2009

On sale Wednesday 6 May 2009

We get the lowdown on the latest Stargate spin-off series, Stargate Universe!

FREE STUFF!
You loved our Doctor Who and Ghost In The Shell fridge magnets, and now you can add to your collection with a set of free Transformers fridge magnets with every copy of SFX 183!

TERMINATOR SALVATION
We chat to director McG and give you all the goss on the much-anticipated movie - including an exclusive look at some of the storyboards and a chat with the film's special effects makeup supervisor!

HARLAN ELLISON
Speaking of Terminator, we have an exclusive interview with the celebrated author on the truth behind that story about his legal action against James Cameron!

DRAG ME TO HELL
Sam Raimi's dipped his toes into the horror pool again! We talk to Raimi's second-in-command Rob Tapert about the Evil Dead director's return to old school horror.

KROD MANDOON

It's the new fantasy comedy starring Matt Lucas! We talk to creators Peter Knight and Brad Johnson.

BRITISH SCI-FI NOVELS

We run down the ten most influential novels in British science fiction - how many have you read?

CHINA MIEVILLE
The New Weird novelist talks to us about his latest book, The City & The City.

HEROES AND INSPIRATIONS
Jeff Wayne explains what spurred him on in creating the musical version of War Of The Worlds.

COUCH POTATO

Holodeck episodes of Star Trek - an ingenious way to add variety to the show or just a bit rubbish? The Couch Crew examines the evidence!

REWIND
It could have been one of the best sci-fi series ever to grace the BBC, but it was not to be. We look back on the one-season wonder Star Cops.

TIME MACHINE

Following on from last issue's retrospective on a radio show, this issue's Time Machine looks back on Gary Numan's classic concept album Replicas.

PROFILES
Patricia Arquette talks about the new season of Medium, Laila Rouass tells all about being the new kid on the block in Primeval, and Kate Griffin (aka Catherine Webb) explains why London is an endless source of inspiration to her.

BOOK CLUB

A more recent title than most of our Book Club choices, but it's a good one nonetheless - Jeff Noon's Vurt.

WISHLIST
Where next for James Bond? You gave us your ideas!

SPOILER ZONE

We've got the final episodes of Pushing Daisies and Battlestar Galactica and the season premieres of Reaper and Primeval, as well as the return of Saving Grace and ongoing coverage of Dollhouse, The Sarah Connor Chronicles and Heroes!

All this and lots more...

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