Featured Artist:
Michael Penny
INTERVIEWS
 Director Christopher Nolan drives Christian Bale batty in Batman Begins, Lindsay Lohan puts the pedal to the metal in Herbie: Fully Loaded, and William Forsythe needs a bigger boat in Hammerhead: Shark Frenzy.
EDITORIAL
Scott Edelman, Science Fiction Weekly's editor-in-chief, compares the films of two comic-book superheroes to tell "A Tale of Two Bruces."
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George Romero returns to the Land of the Dead, James Cameron adds a third dimension to Battle Angel, Julianne Moore gives birth to Children of Men, Steven Spielberg keeps Indiana Jones IV secrets, Sam Raimi shakes hands with The Monkey's Paw, and more.
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Christian Bale does the Dark Knight right in Batman Begins, Scott Bakula gets the shock of his life on the Quantum Leap season-three DVD, and Stephen Jameson uses telepathy to take on David Prowse on the Tomorrow People Set-One DVD.
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Charles Stross fights time-traveling assassins in The Hidden Family, while Marc D. Giller reboots humanity with an experimental supercomputer in Hammerjack.
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After a military base is overrun, it's up to David Duchovny to battle mutated humans, gray aliens and a complex corporate conspiracy in the first-person shooter Area 51.
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Poul Anderson launches 50 colonists at nearly the speed of light to explore a potentially habitable planet out in deep space in Tau Zero.
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If just watching the birth of a Sith Lord isn't exciting enough, you can become one yourself, thanks to the Darth Vader Voice Changer.
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Fans traveling to Glasgow for the 63rd World Science Fiction Convention—also known as Interaction—should check out the final word on guests, programming and more.
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Readers take George Lucas to task, compare SCI FI's original flicks to Saturday Night Live, long to finally Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea on DVD, and more.
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