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Sci-Fi, Monthly magazine from United Kingdom published by Future Publishing Limited,

- First issue in 1995
- 234 issues are listed in the moviemags.com database. (Completed).
- A science fiction magazine
- Editor: Dave Golder
- Published monthly. 100 color A4 pages.
- Changed size from 21.15cm X 29.7cm, to 22.15cm X 28.5cm (since issue # 208).
- Website: www.sfx.co.uk
- From the same publisher: Odeon, Sfx Collection, Sky Movies, Total Film, Total Film (de),

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World exclusive: Doctor Who
SFX quizzes head-honcho Steven Moffat on what we can expect from this year's season of Doctor Who! There's a discussion of Daleks, dinosaurs, the departure of Amy… and what lies in store for the 50th anniversary.
Bonus TV Preview Mini-Mag!
Exclusive to this issue: a special 24-page mini-mag featuring a complete guide to all upcoming TV from both sides of the Atlantic, including Merlin, Fringe, Arrow, Supernatural and loads mores. To celebrate, we're also uploading daily TV exclusives to the SFX website too - be sure to check back regularly.
Big Screen Blockbusters
We look at what's to come at the changing of the seasons. With interviews from the cast and crew of upcoming films like Dredd, ParaNorman, Resident Evil: Retribution, Twilight, The Hobbit and more…
The Walking Dead
Executive producer Gale Ann Hurd speaks her braaaaaains about what's to come in the hit zombie show's much-anticipated third season.
View Screen
Spoiler Zone has evolved! Your new opinion-packed section features an interview with Tyler Posey from Teen Wolf plus opinions you can trust on Sinbad, Bedlam, Eureka, True Blood, Falling Skies and Continuum.
Reviewed And Rated
As per, there are lots and lots and lots of reviews - including The Dark Knight Rises, Total Recall, The Watch, Cockneys Vs Zombies, The Hunger Games, Ghost Stories, Piranha 3DD, Ash and more. Books, movies, comics, games, DVDs toys, the lot. You're welcome.
PLUS!
The A-Z of Comic-Con news, Goosebumps, writing tips form Kim Stanley Robinson in the last instalment of your Summer Of SF Reading, Brian Aldiss, Penny Dreadful‘s horror update, Warhammer 40,000, a retrospective on Evil Dead II and tons of other sexy sci-fi stuff.

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The Road To The Avengers 2
With the huge success of Marvel Avengers Assemble (or whatever you call it), everybody's asking what's next for the mighty team-up. SFX talks directly to Marvel Comics's Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada, who tells us his hopes for the coming wave of new Marvel films...
Massive 2013 Film Preview!
Your definitive guide to forthcoming movies, giving you the inside track on everything you'll want to see on the big screen next year - Star Trek 2, Man Of Steel, The Wolverine, Pacific Rim, Hunger Games 2 and loads more.
Total Recall
Total Recall, but total remake? The director tells us about just how different his new film is to the Schwarzenegger-clad original, and what it will bring to the classic Phillip K Dick story. The new Quaid, Collin Farrell, also tells us what it's like to step into the shoes of an iconic action hero.
Milla Jovovich
Resident Evil‘s star and front-woman gives us a close encounter. We chat about the last decade of being Alice, and what we should hope to see in our zombie-crushing heroine's latest adventure, Resident Evil: Retribution.
SFX Summer Of SF Reading 2012
We continue our exploration of SF literature with a roundtable debate featuring authors Ben Aaronovitch, Kate Griffin, Suzanne McLeod and China Mieville, as they muse on what urban fantasy really means. Steven Erikson tells us all about his new book Forge Of Darkness. We also pay tribute to one of the greatest SF writers ever, Ray Bradbury, and talk to Rob Sanders about being a regular with Black Library's warlike Warhammer 40,000 novels while still being a secondary school teacher. Plus our Book Club explores that perennial favourite The Warlock Of Firetop Mountain!
Reviewed And Rated!
A billion (approximately) reviews, including: The Amazing Spider-Man, Brave, Ted, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, The Lorax, Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World, Star Trek: TNG season one, Doctor Who: The Greatest Show In The Galaxy, They Came From Outer Space, Total Recall: Ultimate Rekall Edition, The Devil Inside, Airborne, Playback, The Teleportation Accident, Last Man Standing, Sleepwalkers, Control Point, Throne Of Glass, The Games, The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen Century: 2009, The Amazing Spider-Man videogame and much more!
Spoiler Zone
In the last ever (sniff) Spoiler Zone section we deliver detail breakdowns of all the latest TV episodes including Bedlam, Eureka and Falling Skies! Next issue: a whole new TV section to enjoy…
Plus Even More:
Your annotated guide to the classic Batmobile; a retrospective on X-Men 2 featuring Bryan Singer's honest opinions; our fond memories of Chuck; on set for Cockneys Vs Zombies; our regular columnists including Geek DIY‘s Bonnie Burton; possibly the world's biggest collector of Star Trek merchandise and loads more...

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THE DARK KNIGHT RISES
Can you handle any more Bat-excitement? The final instalment of Christopher Nolan's trilogy is nearly with us, so we've stuffed our latest issue with all matter of Dark Knight goodness: Christian Bale tells us why he'll miss the rubber, Tom Hardy talks working with Nolan, Anne Hathaway reveals on-set secrets and as if that wasn't enough, we also caught up with Nolan himself and producer Emma Thomas. Holy bat-content!
ABRAHAM LINCOLN: VAMPIRE HUNTER
Did you know that all US presidents are required by law to be specialists in dispatching at least on type of supernatural monster? We caught up with director Timur Bekmambetov to find out how he made Honest Abe kick ass, and chatted with the beautiful Mary Elizabeth Winstead about playing a dead president's wife.
LEONARD NIMOY
He's sci-fi royalty, the man who has lived long and prospered unlike any other, and the greatest Vulcan of all time - we have a close encounter with Spock himself, the mighty Leonard Nimoy.
SFX SUMMER OF SF READING 2012
This month's issue opens the SFX Summer Of SF Reading 2012, meaning a whopping 14 pages covering the very best SF literature out there. We bring you an exclusive interview with TERRY PRATCHETT and STEPHEN BAXTER as they discuss The Long Earth, talk near-death, dorky angels and dildos (really) with American fantasy novelist MARIA DAHVANA HEADLEY and find out what inspires the mighty IAIN M BANKS. Plus an interview with WILLIAM KING, tons of book reviews, our usual Book Club page and a celebration of the classic WYRD SISTERS. Get reading!
PLUS!
We bring you the latest from the set of MERLIN'S FIFTH SERIES, look forward to WAREHOUSE 13 SEASON 4, and put Pixar's new historical fantasy BRAVE under the microscope in the FreezeFrame. We chat to God of thunder and part-time huntsman CHRIS HEMSWORTH, and tell you everything you need to know about HAVEN. We also reveal the latest developments on the set of IRON MAN 3 and report from this year's hugely successful KAPOW! convention.
RATED:
Prometheus, Storage 24, Lovely Molly, Chernobyl Diaries, John Carter, Ghost Rider, Falling Skies season 1, Doctor Who: The Krotons, Absentia, Welcome To The Space Show, Angel Beats! Roujin Z, Miyazaki Movies, Earth 2, The Long Earth, Seraphina, Doctor Who: Dark Horizons, Besieged, By Your Command, The Devil's Nebula, Last Days, The Hammer And The Blade, Burn Mark, alt.human, Before Watchmen - Minutemen, Dinosours vs Aliens, Batman: Death By Design, The Manhattan Projects, Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock, Game of Thrones and Resistance: Burning Skies and much, much more!
SPOILERZONE
We rate and discuss the latest episodes of Brave New World, The Vampire Diaries, Game of Thrones, Touch, Once Upon A Time and more!

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Star Trekkin'
Can Star Trek 2 top 2009?s magnificent reboot? Well, if anyone can do it, JJ Abrams can, and we've got faith. Find out everything you need to know about the next step in the Enterprise's glorious re-birth right here.
Avenge Me!
The new trailer has hit, excitement is growing, and we've got the most comprehensive coverage going of the superhero movie everyone is waiting for.
Hungry? You Will Be
The Hunger Games is nearly upon us - can Jennifer Lawrence and co do Suzanne Collins's wildly successful books justice? We take a look at Katniss Everdeen's big-screen debut to find out...
The Write Stuff
Battlestar Galactica, Buffy, Dollhouse, Game Of Thrones - the common thread (apart from them all being ace, of course) is writer supreme Jane Espenson. We talk to one of SF's greatest scribes and discuss her incredible CV.
Lost Boy
24 is dead and gone, but there's plenty more to come from mega-star Kiefer Sutherland. We have a Close Encounter with the star of new TV fantasy Touch.
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Retro action! We look at Catwoman through the ages and dissect stone-cold classic Solaris.
One On One! We talk A Song Of Ice And Fire with fantasy's finest, Mr George RR Martin, and discuss urban fantasy with Matthew Swift author Kate Griffin.
Spoiler Zone! Alcatraz, Being Human UK and Being Human USA, Fringe, Chuck, Supernatural, Grimm and many, many more are all rated for your pleasure...
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Ghost Rider: Spirit Of Vengeance, Journey 2: The Mysterious Island, Underworld Awakening, Hugo, Twilight: Breaking Dawn, The Thing, Immortals, Contagion, In Time, Shada and much, much more!

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Short But Sweet
The Hobbit might be the best part of a year away, but since when has that stopped us getting excited about something? Never! We're incredibly excited about Peter Jackson's return to Middle Earth, and can you blame us? Martin Freeman is the perfect choice for Bilbo, and as for the rest - well, you'll have to check out our 50 Things You Need To Know About The Hobbit feature for that.
Game On
Game Of Thrones rocks, and rocks hard: dragons, magic, enormous swords, amazing performances and some of the finest writing to hit the small screen ever, we sat down for a chat with George RR Martin about what lies ahead in season two. Be still, our beating heart...
Joss Sticks
We've got Whedonitis, and we've got it bad - the Buffy creator, Avengers helmer and all round fandom superstar Joss Whedon takes us through his Heroes & Inspirations. Not bad, eh?
Titan Up
Back and brasher than ever, Wrath Of The Titans aims to prove that sometimes anger can be put to good use (like selling lots of cinema tickets, for example). We talk to director Jonathan Liebesman about bringing Sam Worthington's swords and sandals back to the big screen.
A Mars A Day
Disney are finally bringing John Carter and his Martian adventures to the big screen - hurrah! To celebrate, we settled down for tea and biscuits with director Andrew Stanton and leading lady Lynn Collins. Wonderful!
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Retro action! Michael Ironside gets out the reminisi-box as Scanners get the Time Machine treatment, while we give both sides of The Phantom Menace debate an airing and ask is the Star Wars prequel better than you remember? Obviously we're not including Jar Jar in that statement...
One On One! We have a Close Encounter with former Bath resident and pro Ghost Rider, the one and only Nicolas Cage.
Spoiler Zone! American Horror Story, Chuck, Grimm, Lost Girl, Merlin, Misfits, Once Upon A Time, Sanctuary, The Secret Circle, Supernatural, Terra Nova and The Vampire Diaries are all rated for your pleasure...
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Chronicle, The Devil Inside, A Monster In Paris, The Darkest Hour, Blood Car, Game Of Thrones, Paranormal Activity 3, Fright Night, Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark, Melancholia, Merlin Series Four, The Sarah Jane Adventures, Teen Wolf, Intrusion, Dead Harvest, ADD, Wolverine And The X-Men and Star Wars: The Old Republic and much, much more!

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Issue #217
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Banged Up

The folks behind Lost talk us through Alcatraz, a show featuring a mysterious island, time-travel and Hurley. Sounds familiar? Don't be too sure...

The Fall Guys

We take a look at the best new and returning TV heading our way this Autumn, including Fringe, Chuck, Supernatural, The Walking Dead, Once Upon A Time, Grimm and much, much more...

Merlin's Beard

Our Dave G has a nose around on the set of the new series of Merlin, and discovers face-fuzz, new characters and testosterone aplenty...

Karen Gillan

The Doctor's companion talks Scream, Inverness and Elvis in Heroes And Inspirations.

Holy X-box, Batfans

Batman is back, breaking bones with wild abandon as Arkham Asylum follow-up Arkham City finally nears arrival. Excited is not the word...

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Spoiler Zone

Alphas, Eureka, Falling Skies, Haven, Teen Wolf, Torchwood: Miracle Day, True Blood and Warehouse 13 are all watched and rated...

Red Alert

We get the inside skinny on The Three Musketeers, speak to Fringe's Anna Torv, find out Dolph Lundgren's favourite sci-fi and find out what to expect in the season four of The Clone Wars.

Rated

Conan The Barbarian, Real Steel, Midnight In Paris, Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark, Final Destination 5, Thor, Firefly, Fringe, Snuff, The Incal and Dead Island are all put through the SFX wringer, plus many, many more!

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The Doctor Returns

He's back on the box at the weekend, but before he makes his grand re-entrance we sat down with the Doctor himself, Matt Smith, and Whovian overlord Steven Moffat, to find out what's in store for the galloping Gallifreyan.

Not Fade Away

The Fades is coming, and we've been on set to find out exactly what BBC Three's latest dabble in the supernatural is all about.

Terra Incognita

Speilberg, dinosaurs, the future - there is literally nothing not to like about Terra Nova. Don't believe us? Well, you will after you've had a squizz at our behind the scenes look at the dino-tastic new show.

Night Of The Living Dead

Team SFX have a night with the walking dead in the latest flesh-eating instalment of Coach Potato.

The 20 Greatest Villains Of SF & Fantasy Literature

We search out the meanest and the moodiest bad guys out there. Warning: they'll scare your pants clean off.

Colin Morgan

We get up close and personal with Merlin himself. Shazam!

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Spoiler Zone: Torchwood: Miracle Day, Alphas, Haven, Warehouse 13 and tons more televisual goodness is rated and debated.

Red Alert

We go Comic Con mad and bring you all the news from the show floor, including updates on Chuck, Alcatraz, Fright Night, The Vampire Diaries, Grimm and much more...

Rated: Cowboys & Aliens, Captain America: The First Avenger, Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes, Fright Night, The Smurfs, Attack The Block, Flashback, SVK and Deus Ex: Human Revolution plus loads more...

Issue #212
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Thunder Cat

It can't be easy playing an Earth-bound thunder god with a serious attitude problem, but Chris Hemsworth looks to be the man to pull it off. We grabbed the strapping Aussie actor for a one-on-one as anticipation builds for Thor's big screen debut.

Close Encounters

There's something in the skies, and it doesn't look friendly... Our alien invasion special takes in Cowboys And Aliens, Spielberg's forthcoming small-screen outing Falling Skies, an informative How To Kill An Alien guide, a wander around war-torn Hollywood for a look at Battle: Los Angeles and a peek at Joe Cornish's new hoodies versus ETs film Attack The Block. Phew!

Happy Camping

It feels like only yesterday that we were all living it up by the seaside at Camber Sands; throwing shapes in the church of dance with Craig Charles; meeting a full-on legend in George Takei; whoopin' and hollerin' as the Moff made an appearance; great memories I'm sure you'll agree (unless you weren't there, in which case, have you heard of a comapny called Rekal?). We've picked some of the weekend's best pics in a celebration of a SFX Weekender well done. Roll on next year!

It's Only A Model...

Camelot! Where knights of the round table dance whenever they're able, or, in the case of gritty new US take on the Arthurian legend, sex it up like champs in between vigorous sword fights and adult-themed drama. We take a look behind the scenes at the star-studded new series.

Cartoon Capers

Featuring the sexiest cartoon ever committed to celluloid, Bob Hoskins' finest performance and a full supporting cast of Disney greats, Who Framed Roger Rabbit is the classic under the microscope this month.

Profiles

Author Alan Campbell, Cloverfield director Matt Reeves and True Blood's Denis O'Hare get the full profile treatment...

Retro Features

Ridley Scott's forgotten fantasy Legend, the many incarnations of The Hobbit and the classic '70s arcade game Space Invaders all evoke pangs of nostalgia this month.

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Wishlist

The Wolverine is coming, but what do you want to see from Logan's Japanese adventure?

Spoilerzone

Bedlam, Being Human (in both its UK and US incarnations), The Cape, Chuck, Fringe, Marchlands, Outcasts and lots, lots more appear in this month's Spoilerzone.

We speak to producer Marcus Wilson about the new, darker incarnation of Doctor Who.
Duncan Jones discusses Source Code, Jake Gyllenhaal and future projects.
We speak to comics overlord Brian Bendis as Powers is confirmed for a TV series.

Rated

Paul, Drive Angry, Skyline, Let Me In, Summer Wars, The Man Who Fell To Earth, Hull Zero Three, The Neon Court, Stan Lee's The Traveler, Dragon Age II and much, much more...

Issue #206
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Issue #191
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Free Doctor Who poster!
Tennant, Cribbins, John Simm, oh my! Celebrate the end of an era with this spiffing (and massive) landscape poster taken from the tenth Doctor's final adventure in The End Of Time. It's one of the best pieces of artwork to come out of new Who so far with a striking contrast between The Master's post-apocalyptic wasteland and Wilfred Mott's winter wonderland.
Being Human Season Two unleashed
Can you believe it's been almost two years since Toby Whithouse's vampire/werewolf/ghost, flat-share comedy-horror debuted on BBC3? Well after a successful stint in the big leagues (BBC1) Being Human is back, so SFX sat down with the creator and stars Aidan Turner and Lenora Crichlow to discuss the difficult second record.
Plus! The Ultimate 2010 Sci-fi Preview
Your one stop shop for every essential film and TV show of 2010, don't want to waste your time with another Transformers 2 or miss a masterpiece like Let The Right One In? Then this is one new year preview you can't live without.
Survivors Season Two
Those with fond memories of the second season of the original Survivors might not like to remember, but all that gardening didn't exactly make gripping television. Fans of this post 9/11 Survivors will be happy to know then that Max Beesley and company won't be swapping guns for trowels any time soon as we go on-set for a chat with the cast and crew.
Russell T Davies
The man who brought the Doctor back from the wilderness talks long goodbyes and The End Of Time ahead of the tenth Time Lord's final adventure.
The Road
Got those New Year blues? Why not cheer yourself up with this heart-warming fable about a father and son's futile struggle to survive in a bleak apocalyptic future. Hang on we need to rethink that, but for now cast your eyes over our exclusive chat with Director John Hillcoat.
Sherlock Holmes
The secret sci-fi heritage of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's super-sleuth revealed: Doctor Who, Dracula, The Ectoplasmic Man and nary a deerstalker or pipe in sight.
Sci-fi clobber
Stuck on what to spend those pre/post Christmas pennies? SFX detail the essential gear any discerning SF fan can't bear to be seen in the real world without.
The Noughties
A look back on the decade that no-one really knows what to call: shaky cam, DVD boxsets and geeks inheriting the Earth. We'll miss you 2000-2009.
Caprica
The birth of Battlestar revealed in prequel series Caprica. We sit down for a natter with the cast and crew and have a sneak peek at the first generation of Cylons (clue: they 'aint no Number Six).
The Abyss: Anatomy Of A Classic
SFX take a look back at James Cameron's first journey into a big blue world as The Abyss goes under our shiny microscope.
Goldfinger: Time Machine
Get all shaken and stirred as SFX take a look back at Bond's greatest ever mission. Do you expect me to talk? No Mr Bond, I expect you to read!
Profiles
Smallville's Allison Mack and author Robert Rankin go tet-a-tet with SFX in the latest batch of star profiles.
Book Club
You wanna live forever? Top author Kevin MacLeod explains why our only foray into the world of Starship Troopers and the ruffnecks shouldn't just be on a big screen.
Wishlist: Alien 5
We still haven't quite recovered from AvP: Requiem, but with Ridley Scott at the helm of an Alien film for the first time in more than thirty years there's still hope for this one yet. You're the masterminds behind the essential blueprint to a successful xenomorph reboot.
Spoiler Zone
Continuing coverage of Supernatural, FlashForward, The Vampire Diaries, Stargate Universe, Merlin, The Sarah Jane Adventures, Heroes, Fringe, Smallville, Defying Gravity, Medium, Sanctuary and Ghost Whisperer. As well as the first verdict on new shows V, K9 and Misfits. Plus!
BIG SHOT: We miss Conan, but thankfully next year sees the big screen debut of Robert E Howard's other brutal warrior Solomon Kane, this one's less the womanising type and more the God-fearing puritanical soul. One to look out for.
FREEZE FRAME: Video game adaptation Prince Of Persia didn't sound all that promising six months ago coming off the back of Jerry Bruckheimer's last attempt at a summer blockbuster with the bloated Pirates Of The Carribbean 3: At World's End, but this trailer made us sit up and take note. Find out what all the fuss is about inside. Christmas treats The Turn Of The Screw and The First Men In The Moon head up the latest edition of Red Alert.
Feeling down after the tenth Doctor's final bow? Cheer yourself up with everything you need to know about intrepid robot dog K9's new show.
Fringe season two: we chat to executive producer about what the rest of the second season has in store.
SFX sit down with author Jasper Fforde for a serious discussion about colour blindness, wait, hang on, this one's funny?
Seth Rogen tells about his action debut in offbeat superhero adaptation The Green Hornet.
Duncan Jones breaks his silence on the futuristic Mute.
Paranormal detective drama Past Life gets previewed with an exclusive creator interview.
Epic video game actioner Darksiders has some of the best character designs in history, but what do you expect from comic artist Joe Madureira? He tells us about five of the best.
RATED: The Road, Paranormal Activity, District 9, Harry Potter 6, Robert Rankin's Retromancer, Avatar and the Batman/Doc Savage comic special, and a planet full besides!

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Avatar revealed
We speak to the cast and crew of the most anticipated sci-fi epic of the decade, including king of the world James Cameron. It's set to revolutionise 3D cinema but has Terminator director Cameron done enough to retain the crown?

Plus! Twilight Saga: New Moon
Ask girls of a certain age and as far as they're concerned there's only one film to look out for this winter, the second instalment in the Twilight phenomenon New Moon. We speak to Director Chris Weitz about taking over the reigns and how he hopes to escape the wrath of the tween army.

SFXmas gift guide
Dear steampunk santa... our unmissable guide to the essential Christmas gifts of 2010. Everything from Halo and Coffin Joe to The Eagle Annual and Tautaun Sleeping bags. Be a good boy or girl and you might just get lucky.

Paradox
Detectives solving crimes with clues that arrive from the future? It isn't just Joseph Fiennes and John Cho over on FlashForward who have the monopoly on time-travelling police procedurals you know. We speak to the cast and creators of brand new BBC mind-bender Paradox.

The Twilight Zone
We celebrate 50 years of the most twisted and influential SF TV series of the black and white era. Unlock the door with the key of imagination and enter the Twilight Zone!

Ursula K Le Guin
The life and work of the legendary SF author, responsible for beloved classics like The Left Hand Of Darkness and A Wizard Of Earthsea, goes under the spotlight.

Joe Dante: Heroes and Inspirations
Gremlins director and horror legend Joe Dante speaks to SFX about Roger Corman, cartoons and why Black and White is better than colour.

Rewind: Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers
Sixteen years and still going strong for the rainbow warriors with more merchandise spin-offs than Mr Blobby. Before you know it we'll have a Michael Bay blockbuster on our hands. We take a "nostalgic" look back at the show everyone loves to hate.

Profiles
Heroes' Hayden Panettiere, Fringe's Joshua Jackson and fantasy author Justina Robson get the one-on-one treatment.

Book Club
Ark author Stephen Baxter investigates John Christopher's remarkably prescient eco-pocalypse tract The Death Of Grass.

Wishlist: Torchwood season four
We're still reeling from Captain Jack's time spent with the children of Earth, so a fourth series of Torchwood seems inevitable. You lay down the laws to ensure a return visit to Cardiff hits all the right notes.

Spoiler Zone
Another seven pages brimming with spoilery goodness for you this month. We kick off with reviews of returning series Dollhouse, Merlin, The Sarah Jane Adventures, Ghost Whisperer, Medium, Sanctuary and Smallville (we told you it was brimming). There's also the first word on the smash-hit FlashForward and continued coverage of Supernatural, Fringe, Heroes, Stargate Universe, The Vampire Diaries and Eastwick.

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Great scott, that's not all:
BIG SHOT: If Supernatural's taught us there's nothing cooler than bad-ass angels and in Legion Brit Paul Bettany plays a gun-toting bad-ass angel defending the unborn Messiah in an American diner. We're salivating already.
FREEZE FRAME: Denzel Washington's dusty post-apocalyptic actioner goes under Freeze Frame's pointy dissecting knife.
Southland Tales might have been a bitter blow after the majesty of Donnie Darko but can The Box see Richard Kelly back on top? We have an exclusive chat with the man himself.
Jonathan Ross is the biggest geek on TV and we have an exclusive chat with him about his first stab at comic authorship with Turf.
He might be better known for his Viewaskewniverse flicks but the man sometimes known as Silent Bob speaks to SFX about his latest Batman adventure: The Widening Gyre.
It's taken nearly 50 years but Osamu Tezuka's Japanese phenomenon Asto Boy will soon be burning up the big screen in CG form. We chat to the men responsible - Imagi aim.
Quentin Tarantino tells us what makes his SF clock tick.
One writer, 45 artists, that's a heck of a lot of ink. We speak to the author of Forty-Five Andi Ewington about this unique concept.
Afterlife: Tuvok where are ye?
[Rec] scared the pants of us in 2007, so much so that a remake was underway before it even hit UK shores. Probably no surprise a sequel to the trouser-filling Spanish original is nearly upon us. We get the low-down from directors Jaume Balaguero and Paco Plaza.
Cla$$war is heading to Hollywood, but did you know regular SFX contributor Rob Williams is the brains behind the whole operation? We get the first word from the man himself.
From the horse's mouth: Being Human creator Toby Whithouse writes exclusively for SFX about the second season of the hit BBC Three show (or should that be BBC One now?)
Hammer Horror's back from the dead! We speak to the man behind the resurrection, new CEO Simon Oakes.
Speaking of back from the dead - Primeval co-creator Adrian Hodges tells SFX how the time-travelling dino drama was saved from extinction.

RATED: Where The Wild Things Are, The Box, Star Trek, Moon, And Another Thing..., Captain America Reborn, Assassin's Creed 2 and a galaxy more besides!

Issue #189
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Dated: December 2009

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Issue #188
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Dated: November 2009

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Issue #187
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August 2009
Dated: October 2009

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AVATAR Will James Cameron melt your eyeballs?
It's Magic! MERLIN On set! The cast spells out series two
Lock up your gerbils! They're coming! Inside the V remake
Plus!
Every new show revealed!
Eastwick
Vampire Diaries
Flash Forward
Stargate: Universe
SCARF ACE! Tom Baker's return to Doctor Who
SPIDER-MAN Inside word on the Web Head's revamp

Issue #186
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STARGATE UNIVERSE You just can't stop Stargate, and Stargate Universe promises to be something completely different! We've spoken to the showrunners and star Robert Carlyle about what's in store.
DISTRICT 9 We talk to director Neill Blomkamp about his intriguing slice of South African SF.
GRANT MORRISON The comics master talks us through his body of work.
SLIPSTREAM SF We explore that curious kind of fiction which is neither "normal" fiction nor SF, but which catches our attention anyway.
TRUE BLOOD We talk to the showrunner of HBO's vamptastic TV show about what's in store for the second season.
HEROES AND INSPIRATIONS Heroes and inspirations with a twist - Rob Zombie tells us about the things that scare him (yes, there are a few things...).
REWIND We look back on Terrahawks. Was Zelda really that scary?
ANATOMY OF A CLASSIC What was it about The Spy Who Loved Me that made it Roger Moore's finest film?
TIME MACHINE It's one of those series that created a generation of anime fans - we uncover the secret history of Robotech.
COUCH POTATO The Couch Crew settles down for a magical evening of watching wizards.
PROFILES We talk to Ghost Whisperer's Jennifer Love Hewitt, insect-inspired Brit author Adrian Tchaikovsky and Warehouse 13 star Eddie McClintock.
BOOK CLUB Tom Holt discusses Terry Pratchett's 1981 novel Strata.
WISHLIST A Nightmare On Elm Street is returning, but what do you want to see from the reboot?
SPOILER ZONE Despite it being the quiet summer season, we've still got TV reviews for you, including the new seasons of True Blood and Saving Grace, the Medium season finale, and our verdict on Virtuality!
PLUS!
BIG SHOT: Some preview shots from Jennifer's Body, without focusing too much on Megan Fox's body.
FREEZE FRAME: As a bit of a change, we look at a videogame trailer - specifically, Star Wars: The Old Republic.
We find out what's in store for the second season of Fringe!
We list the five things you need to know about the third season of The Sarah Jane Adventures!
We find out why season five of Ghost Whisperer is looking to the future!
We get the lowdown on Purefold, the upcoming web-based series set in the world of Blade Runner.
JJ Abrams tells all about the next Trek movie!
News on the upcoming SFX Weekender!
RATED: Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince, Transformers 2, Land Of The Lost, Let The Right One In, Ashes To Ashes season two, the new novels by Kim Stanley Robinson, Stephen Baxter and Robin Hobb, and loads more besides!
All this and lots more...

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