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Starlog Issue 107

## Overview

* **From the Bridge:** "Afterthoughts..."
* **Communications:** Readers Reply to Harlan Ellison
* **Medialog:** Here Come the Ducks – Get Down!
* **Bringing Up *Aliens*:** Producer Gale Anne Hurd Hints at This SF Sequel and *Terminator II*
* **Future Life:** Same Time, Different Place
* **The Sound of *Star Trek*:** Composer Alexander Courage Reflects on Scoring the Music For Early *Enterprise* Incidents
* **Fan Network:** Banzai Institute Update & Summer Con Listing
* **Don Ameche's Golden Age:** With Oscar Honors & *Cocoon* Kudos, This Hollywood Veteran Has Hit the Big Time – Again!
* **Ridley Scott's Movie Making Nightmares:** The Director Ponders the Production Problems of Fantasy Films Like *Legend* & *Blade Runner*
* ***Legend*'s Fairy Tale Hero Tom Cruise:** The Green Teen Idol Turns to the Wild Blue Yonder – Plus, *Top Gun* Director Tony Scott Goes Inside the Academy
* **Videolog:** Moppets, Monsters & Mystery
* **Comic Scene:** From the Land o' Cotton, It's Captain Confederacy
* **Awaiting *Labyrinth*:** Looking Back Through *The Dark Crystal*, Jim Henson & Jennifer Connelly Preview This New Goblin Fantasy
* **The Laws of Fantasy:** Lawrence Watt-Evans Uses His "Other Voice" to Debate Why Anything Can Happen in Fantasyland – But Shouldn't
* **Writing *Invaders From Mars*:** Q: How Many Screenwriters Does It Take to Remake a Genre Classic? A: Read This Story & Find Out!
* **The *Winter's Tale* of His Contentment:** A Self-appointed Scion of Impossible Adaptations Struggles with This Epic Romance
* **Mother of Earth's Children:** Jean M. Auel Examines Her *Cave Bear* Heroine Ayla and Her Proper Place in Prehistory
* **W.D. Richter Writes Again!:** The *Banzai* Director Goes Back to His Notepad and Finds Himself in *Big Trouble in Little China*
* **Discovering *America 3000*:** Director David Engelbach Surveys a Comic Book Future and Delivers the Story For His Unfilmed *Day the Earth Stood Still* Sequel
* **Classified Information**
* **The High Road to *Highlander*:** Greg Widen's Film School Script Became a Major Motion Picture – But He Really Wants to Direct
* **Past Times with Doctor Who:** Terrance Dicks Has Steered the TARDIS Through Adventures with Five Different Doctors and Dozens of Novelizations
* **Booklog:** Terry Brooks' Magic Kingdoms for Sale and Legends Lost
* **Liner Notes:** "The Empty Page"
Starlog Issue 286

## Overview

* **Loglines**
* **Commlog**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Logtoons**
* **Future Life**
* **Vulcan Farewell:** Logically, Tim Russ Says Goodbye to *Star Trek: Voyager*
* **Chakotay Speaks:** Robert Beltran is Candid, As Always, in His Exit Interview
* **Dragon Writer:** Under *The Skies of Pern*, Anne McCaffrey Writes Again
* **Dazed Tripper:** Jonathan LaPaglia Isn't Sure He Can Survive **Seven Days**
* **My Darling Darla:** Julie Benz Explains Love With *Angel* & Death in *Roswell*
* **New Mutant Age Family:** Meet *The Oblongs* – They're Animated & Dysfunctional
* **One Mad Clown:** Bad Guy Joel Tobeck Really Enjoys Going Over the Top
* **Lone Conspiracies:** Chris Carter Reveals All – More or Less – to STARLOG Again
* **Bond, Jimmy Bond:** Stephen Snedden Serves as Sidekick to the Lone Gunmen
* **Monsterbuster:** *Special Unit 2* Cop Michael Landes Pounds an Unreal Beat
* **Eyes of the Warrior:** Behind the Mask of D'Argo Lurks Anthony Simcoe
* **Young Jules Verne:** Chris Demetral Embarks on More Extraordinary Voyages
* **I, Tweedle:** With a Strange Smile, Brian Downey Endures Life on *LEXX*
* **He's Fred Flintstone:** Henry Corden Remembers Boris Karloff & Barney Rubble
* **Log Entries**
* **Classified Information**
Starlog Issue 369

## Overview

* **Bobtoons**
* **If Only I Was...**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Amid the Crimson Snow:** It's Murder Investigating in a *Whiteout*
* **Building a City of Ember:** Director Gil Kenan Creates a New Fantasy World
* **On the Ghost Town!:** David Koepp Makes a Comedy with Great Spirits
* **Begin the Clone Wars:** Producer Catherine Winder Wields the Force
* **Director of the Jedi:** Master Dave Filoni Supervises These *Star Wars*
* **Detective Comics:** Jack Schiff Edited *Batman* & *Phantom Detective*
* **A Day with the Dark Knight:** STARLOG Goes on Location in Gotham City
* **Beside Caped Crusaders:** Sam Strangis Made *Batman* Work on TV
* **Philip Pullman Speaks:** He Has a Few New Darker Materials on Offer
* **When Dinosaurs Walk:** Rips in Time Turn Our Earth Positively *Primeval*
* **Writing Iron Man:** It Took Four Scribes to Make the Movie
* **Being Spider-Man:** Nicholas Hammond Reveals His Secret Identity
* **Producing the Incredible Hulk:** Kenneth Johnson Recalls TV's Big Green Guy
* **Scripting Torchwood:** Writer Chris Chibnall Dissects Alien Relations
* **SF-TV Secrets Revealed!:** Dive in on a *Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea*
Starlog Issue 167

## Overview

* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **Videolog**
* **Fan Network**
* **Tribute**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Marian of the Movies:** Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio Plays a "Thinking Woman"
* **Word-Dancer:** Chronicling Fantasy Worlds is Jennifer Roberson's Mission
* **The Other Robin Hood:** Patrick Bergin is TV's Newest Master of Sherwood Forest
* **Suburban Commando?:** Yes, It's Hulk Hogan vs. the Space Monster (No Kidding!)
* **Times of a Time Lord:** Once Again, John Pertwee Looks Back at His TARDIS Tenure
* **Lady of Black Lagoon:** Julie Adams Screamed When She Saw That Co-Star in Green
* **The Creature Talks Among Us:** Always in the Swim, Ricou Browning Recalls Wet Work
* **Creature Companion:** An Older Lori Nelson is Still Looking for a Few Good Roles
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 140

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Farewell, Dr. Crusher
* **Medialog**
* **Universe with a View:** In Their Fiction, Janet & Chris Morris Look to Futures Possible
* **Here Today, Gan Tomorrow:** All David Jackson Wanted Out of *Blake's 7* Was a Few More Lines
* **Fan Network:** Celebrating *Starman*
* **Videolog**
* **This Island Earthling:** Rex Reason Offers His Memories of Metaluna & Movies
* **Bill Murray, Ghostbuster:** While Awaiting Poltergeistzation, Hey, Man, He Got *Scrooged*
* **Something Was Out There...:** It Lurked in Front of TV Sets, But Was It an Audience?
* **Son of Fly:** Eric Stoltz Has a New Mask – One Part Man, One Part Insect
* **Trading Post**
* **Munchausen Mania!:** Charles McKeown Writes – From *Brazil* with Bizarre
* **Let's Talk Mouse Traps:** David Greenlee Lives the Magic of *Beauty & the Beast*
* **The Nigel Kneale Discovery:** Deep in the Pit, Quatermass Uncovered Man's Alien Heritage
* **The Guests of *Trek*:** They Chronicled Gangsters, Cloud Minders & Space Fugitives
* **Wil Wheaton, Token Teenager:** Growing Up On the *Enterprise* is Both Dream & Nightmare
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 57

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Megaforce:** On-the-Set Preview
* **Soaring:** Making a Difference
* **Convention Calendar**
* **SF Fan Clubs:** Nationwide Listing of Clubs From East Coast to West
* **Futures Past:** Prophecies That Failed
* **Ron Cobb:** SF's Hottest Designer Discusses His Career, From Underground Cartooning to Designing *Conan*
* **Pull-Out Poster: Science Fiction Classics:** Number 2 – *The Empire Strikes Back*
* **Lost in Space Robot:** Who's Who Behind the Robot
* **Columbia Photo Album:** From Pre-Launch to Touch-Down – Mission #2
* **Quest:** Double Your Pleasure
* **Chesley Bonestell Revisited:** A Look at the Artist's Amazing Career
* **Caroline Munro:** Fantasy Film's Favorite Femme
* **Fan Scene:** The New Space Conventions
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 317

## Overview

* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Booklog**
* **Videolog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Future Life**
* **Bobtoons**
* **Vacation Terrors:** Visiting Medieval France is No Holiday for the *Timeline* Team
* **Win a Bet, On the Set:** He Does Movie Tricks at That, as They Film *The Cat in the Hat*
* **Bugs, Robby & Joe Dante:** Toon Royalty Entertains SF's Greatest with *Looney Tunes: Back in Action*
* **Start the Revolutions:** Producer Joel Silver Previews the Future of *The Matrix*
* **Life & Death in Robota:** Doug Chiang & Orson Scott Card Envision a New Universe
* **Animations of Jedi:** *Star Wars* Moves to Cartoon Network with *Clone Wars*
* **Grim Grinning Ghosts:** Abandon All Hope, Ye Who Enter *The Haunted Mansion*
* **Hobbit at Sea:** This Year, Billy Boyd Takes Part(s) in Two Epic Adventures
* **Bright Ape, Big City:** Tarzan Swings Into New York's Perilous Urban Jungle
* **Lana Lang's Lost Love:** It Sizzles for *Smallville*'s Kristin Kreuk
* **Tru Destiny:** The Heroine Relives Yesterday to Save Your Life Tomorrow
* **Heroic Upgrade:** Chris Gorham Becomes an SF Star as TV Superspy *Jake 2.0*
* **Scott Bakula Speaks:** This Starship Captain Hasn't Given Up on His *Enterprise*
* **Double Delights:** The Klimaszewski Sisters Stand Revealed as the *Trek* Twins
* **His Cylon Childhood:** Noah Hathaway Grew Up on Board *Battlestar Galactica*
* **Liner Notes**
* **Classified Information**
Starlog Issue 114

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** War, Peace & Rambo
* **Medialog**
* **On the *Star Trek IV* Streets of San Francisco:** Visit the Golden Gate City Location with the *Enterprise* Crew
* **What's It All About, *Alf*?:** There Goes the Neighborhood When an Abrasive Alien Life Form Moves Into Sitcomville
* **Fan Network:** What's Up, Spock?
* ***Starman* Star Robert Hayes:** Amused by His Cosmic Spheres, This Comic Actor Continues His Quest For Love on Earth
* **Guy Williams Relaxed, Retired & *Lost in Space*:** The Former Zorro Recounts His Heroic Hollywood Adventures
* **Comics Scene:** Watching the *Watchmen*
* **Videolog**
* ***American Tail* of New Cities:** They're Tired, Hungry & Poor Mice Seeking Freedom in Animator Don Bluth's Fable
* **Superspies & Flying Saucers:** Filmmaker Peter Hunt Introduced the New James Bond, 1967 Model, and Now Unleashes *Hyper Sapien*
* **Leonard Nimoy Pilots *The Voyage Home*:** The Man Behind Spock Explains Why He Wanted to Save the Whales in *Star Trek IV*
* **Booklog**
* **Assignment: *Star Trek*:** TV Veteran Marc Daniels Rememberers "Mirror, Mirror" & "The Menagerie"
* **Desperately Seeking *The Golden Child*:** Michael Ritchie Directs Eddie Murphy in the Fantasy Search for the Perfect Kid
* **Nolan's Run:** *Logan* Author William F. Nolan Delivers His Message From the All-Night Science Fiction Coffee Shop
* **Doing Lunch with *Aliens*:** Space Yuppie Paul Reiser Reveals the Fate of Company Man Burke
* **Memories of Fu Manchu:** The *Babes in Toyland* Bogeyman King Recalls His Years of Villainy Menacing Buck Rogers and Others
* **For *Blake's* Sake:** *Blake's 7* Leader Gareth Thomas is Still Trying to Break Away from His Future Alter-ego
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes:** A Christmas Carryall
Laser Weapon Generation

**Laser Weapon Generation** is a bionic ability/superpower allowing the user to create weapons made of light/energy. It seems as though each user specializes in only one weapon and is incapable of creating any others with the power.

## Drawbacks

It is usually a non lethal weapon and so cannot be used to kill anyone most of the time. Usually, it tends to knock out or knock enemies away. It also seems as though each user can make one weapon with the power and is incapable of generating any other weapons with it. The energy is usually not intense enough to slice through solid matter, so it behaves like the weapon it is based off of, and can be parried by solid weapons. However, in some case, if powerful enough and enough energy is used, the weapon can slice through anything.

## Users

* Chase Davenport (Weapon: Bo Staff)
* Crossbow (Weapon: Crossbow, via Horologian Pearls)
* Bree Davenport (Weapon: Proton Rings)

## Appearances

* The List (Crossbow)
* The Rock (Bree)
* Home Sweet Home (Bree)

## Trivia

* Each user in the EF universe known to have the ability has created a different weapon with it and of a different color (with the exception of Bree and Chase, whose weapons share color). Sebastian had a red pitchfork, Chase and Bree have a blue Bo staff and proton rings respectively, and Crossbow has an orange crossbow.
* Bree stated in Coming Through in the Clutch, that Chase's Laser Bo could slice someone in half, but would only stun someone who is bionic and in Home Sweet Home, Bree's Proton Ring knocked Scarlett miles away into the sky, showing how powerful these weapons really are.
* It is likely that bionic people who are siblings share laser weapon colors, thus explaining why Bree and Chase's objects are both blue, although Bree's laser weapon comes from her super powers and not her bionics.
* Chase's Laser Bo never appeared in the series, despite being utilized in the theme song.

## Also Called

* Laser Constructs
* Laser Weapon Constructs
* Laser Weapon Construction
* Energy Weapon Construction
Starlog Issue 210

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Communications**
* **Majel Barrett Speaks:** She's Unveiling a Lost Universe of Offbeat Characters
* **Mechanic to the Stars:** On *Earth 2*, Clancy Brown Gets the Chance to Act Heroic
* **Raising Kane:** It's Time for Mario Van Peebles to Duel the Highlander
* **Among the *Generations*:** David Carson Directs When Two Captains Meet for Adventure
* **Beyond Uhura:** Autobiographically Speaking, Nichelle Nichols Looks Back
* **Bat Attitude:** Adam West Doesn't Mind Being a Caped Crusader
* **Down In Front!:** *Mystery Science Theater 3000* Laughs at the Movies
* **X-Writers:** The Truth is in Word Processors for James Wong & Glen Morgan
* **Classified Information**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Creating the Fantasies:** David Eddings Considers the Building of SF Worlds
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 359

## Overview

* **Bobtoons**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Neil Gaiman Speaks:** He Talks of Taking *Stardust* to the Screen
* **Fantasies to Come:** *Golden Compass* & *Inkheart* will Haunt Theaters
* **The Dark Rider Rising:** Christopher Eccleston Mounts Up for Villainy
* **Captain Jack's Wild Ride:** John Barrowman Leads *Torchwood*'s Escapades
* **West of Eastwick:** Veronica Cartwright Recalls Past Invasions
* **Bobtoons**
* **His Purple Testament:** William Reynolds Sees a Brush with Death
* **Ridley Scott's Final Cut:** He Unveils the Truly Ultimate *Blade Runner*
* **With Deadman & the Doom Patrol:** Arnold Drake Created Strange Comics Heroes
* **Danger! Judy Robinson!:** Marta Kristen Delighted in Being *Lost in Space*
* **James Darren Live!:** He Sings About His *Time Tunnel* History
* **Adventures in Miniature:** Gary Conway Survived a *Land of the Giants*
* **So It Goes...:** Kurt Vonnegut Jr. Offers Foma & Philosophy
* **Legend of the Next Generation:** Michael Piller Left His Mark on *Star Trek*
* **Babylon 5: Revisited:** Let *The Lost Tales* of This Saga Now Begin!
* **It's Flash Gordon!:** Eric Johnson Conquers the Universe
* **Logtoons**
Starlog Issue 361

## Overview

* **Bobtoons**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **The New Bionic Woman:** Michelle Ryan Knows What It's Like to Be Heroic
* **Mr. Hyde's Wild Ride:** Duelling as Jekyll, James Nesbitt Faces Himself
* **Lord of the Nerd Herd:** Co-Creator Josh Schwartz Puts Chuck in Peril
* **Among the Daisies:** Lee Pace Wakes the Dead & Also Bakes Fine Pies
* **Little Screamer:** Young Ariel Gade Reacts to Aliens & Predators
* **Meet Supergirl:** Laura Vandervoort Flies High Over *Smallville*
* **The Devil You Know:** Has Ray Wise Got a Hot Deal for You!
* **All That Buzz:** Jerry Seinfeld Drones on About *Bee Movie*
* **On Safari to Dinotopia:** Guide James Gurney Explores New Landscapes
* **He Only Does Eyes:** James Hong Fashioned Replicant Sights
* **Twin Power:** Hero Shalim Ortiz Can't Reveal His Wild Talents
* **The Man From Earth:** Jerome Bixby's Immortal Tale Lives on in Film
* **Blood & Fire Rekindled:** At Last, David Gerrold Makes His Fabled *Star Trek*
* **Beowulf Goes to War:** Roger Avery Helps Bring the Legend to Life
* **A Piece of Stardust:** And Then Co-Writer Jane Goldman Fell to Earth
* **Dark Writings:** Scribe John Hodge Explains the *Seeker* Saga
* **Sad-Eyed Sebastian:** William Sanderson Recalls *Blade Runner*
Starlog Issue 131

## Overview

* **From the Bridge:** No Matter How Small...
* **Communications:** Dissecting *Superman IV*
* **Medialog**
* **Back For More Munchies:** The Furballs From Space Scramble Again as Mick Garris Eggs 'em On in *Critters 2*
* **Battle Hymn of the Invaders:** They Came to Earth with Plans for Conquest & Pinky Fingers Perfectly Straight
* **Jack Larson: Still Superman's Pal:** His Adventures with the Man of Steel Ended Long Ago, But Memories Linger On
* **How to Script *Beauty & the Beast*:** The Writers Add a Measure of Magic to Create Those Fantastic Affairs of the Heart
* **Jonathan Frakes Takes Charge of *Enterprise*:** Second in Command of the Action is Number One
* **Fan Network:** Designing Starships
* **Warrior in Skullface:** Indiana Jones Killed Him – Three Times – But Patrick Roach Lived to Tell the Tale
* **Writer Among Spiders:** Colin Wilson Isn't Angry Anymore, But He Still Feels Like an Outsider
* **Geena Davis's Fantasy Life:** The Bride of *The Fly* Frequents New Haunts with *Beetlejuice*
* **Speaking of *Starman*:** Robert Hays Recalls His Alien Past & Ponders a New Possible Life
* **When the Unicorns Fade Away:** Her Desire for Fantasy Over, Nancy Springer Turned to Real-Life Witchcraft
* **The Old Man & the Cyborg:** Ruling OCP with an Iron Fist, Dan O'Herlihy Stamped Out His Brand of *RoboCop*
* **Videolog**
* **Commanding *Star Trek*:** On a Voyage Where "Tomorrow is Yesterday", Michael O'Herlihy Took the Helm as Director
* **Airk in Combat:** Astride a Magnificent Steed, Gavan O'Herlihy Rides to War in the World of *Willow*
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 90

## Overview

* **Science Fiction Classic #22:** *Silent Running*
* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fantasy
* **Cover Story: 2010:** Roy Scheider Prepares to Meet the Mystery of the Monolith
* **Stanley Mann:** Tips on Hollywood Survival From the Man Who Scripted *Conan* & *Firestarter*
* **Ewoks on Parade:** Director John Korty Details the Making of a TV Spectacular
* **David Gerrold:** The Author as Omniscient Creator
* **Dune:** Veteran Actor Dean Stockwell Enjoys His Part in the Screen Transition of an SF Classic
* **Supergirl:** Director Jeannot Szwarc Reveals the Formula for Creating a New "She-Hero"
* **The Brother From Another Planet:** A Down to Earth Interview with Out-of-This World Joe Morton
* **Fan Club Directory**
* **Runaway:** "Kiss" Rocker Gene Simmons Meets Tom Selleck in Michael Crichton's SF-Thriller
* **Starman:** Karen Allen Finds Love – And a Lover – From the Stars
* ***V* – The Series:** Michael Ironside Portrays Ham Tyler as a Vicious Lizard-Killer Who Tolerates the Rebels
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Pinocchio:** A Look Back in Wonder at the Best Animated Film Ever Made
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 54

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Robert Culp:** From *I, Spy* to *Greatest American Hero*
* **Connie Sellecca:** The Road to *GAH*
* **Fan Scene:** "Filksing"
* **Leslie Nielsen:** A Fascinating Look at *Forbidden Planet* and *Creature Wasn't Nice*
* **3-D Spectacular**
	+ 3-D, The Second Coming
	+ 3-D Without Glasses
	+ Mars, A Robot's Eye View
	+ Scale Control
	+ Hollywood in 3-D
	+ STARLOG's Staff in 3-D
* **Episode Guide:** *Greatest American Hero*'s First Season
* **Juanita Bartlett:** Part Two: *Questor*, *Planet Earth* and *GAH*
* **Star Trek Bloopers**
* **Soaring:** Chatting with *Time Bandits*'s Terry Gilliam
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Special Effects:** Chapter XL: *Raiders of the Lost Ark*
* **Classified Information**
* **Quest:** "An Enterprising Christmas"
Temporal Stasis

**Temporal Stasis** is the superpower that allows the user to stop time in a targeted area. The user is able to not only freeze beings, but is able to freeze energy, too.

## Strengths

The user is not only able to render their targets inanimate, but is able to freeze all energy.

## Drawbacks

Temporal Stasis only works for as long as the user can maintain it. The effects can be undone by beings who can absorb superpowers, such as The Annihilator and Hapax The Elder.

## Appearances

* Power Play

 Users

* Skylar Storm
* Horace Diaz

## Also called

* Inanimation
* Molecular Immobilization (ability to stop Molecules)
* Time Freezing
* Time Stopping
Starlog Issue 19

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Buck Rogers Talks:** Actor Gil Gerard Talks About His Upcoming TV Portrayal of the Archetypal Space Hero
* **Interplanetary Excursions, Inc.:** Volcanoes on Mars. Port of Call: Olympus Mons
* **Galactica:** A Revealing Interview with Maren (Athena) Jensen
* **David Gerrold's "State of the Art":** A Parsec in Peartree – or – What Makes Kessel Run?
* **The Body Snatchers Return:** The Ultimate SF-Horror Story About Alien Contact May Be Even Scarier the Second Time Around
* **Ralph Bakshi in Hobbitland:** Exclusive Interview With the Controversial Filmmaker
* **Getaway Special:** Win a Chance to Send Your Own Experiment Into Space
* **How to Fly in Outer Space:** NASA's New Spacesuit Propulsion Unit
* **Roger Corman Interview:** The Master of the "B"s is Back with a Big Budget Space Adventure
* **The *Star Wars* TV Special:** A Cantina Reunion Filled with Song & Dance & a Few Surprises
* **Gerry Anderson's "Space Report":** From the Mailbag
* **Future Conventions:**
* **Susan Sackett's "Star Trek Report":** On Board the New *Enterprise* the Setting is Familiar, But...
* ***Superman* on the Horizon:** As the Premiere Approaches, Superman Gets Ready to Take-Off
* **Special Effects – Part XIV:** Creating & Filming the Mothership From *CE3K*
* **Faeries: Things That Go Bump in the Night:** New Illustrated Book Explores the World of Creatures Who Do Not Live By Human Rules
* **Classified Information**
* **Visions:** SF Currents in the Mainstream. Part I: From the Beginning
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 166

## Overview

* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **Fan Network**
* **Road Killers:** In a Race of Life & Death, Those Car Warriors Are Winning
* **From the Bridge**
* **In Tod We Trust:** Spengo Wants to Destroy Earth. Can Mom & Dad Save It?
* **Saracen Swashbuckler:** Joining Robin of Sherwood, Mark Ryan Found TV Adventure
* **History of the Hood:** With Bow & Arrow, the Heroic Archer Became a Film Legend
* **Raider of Sherwood:** Kevin Costner is the Prince of Thieves Known as Robin Hood
* **Flight of the Rocketeer:** Dave Stevens's Airborne Hero Valiantly Takes to the Skies
* **April in Turtleland:** For Paige Turco, Happiness is Also a Teenage Mutant Ninja
* **In the Mutant's Shadow:** Within Us All is Hidden That Enigmatic Key to Evolution
* **Videolog**
* **Martian Chronicles:** Battle for Battle, It's a Guide to the *War of the Worlds*
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 287

## Overview

* **Loglines**
* **Commlog**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Face Time:** Ethan Phillips is Really Ready to Stop Masking Up as Neelix
* **Life Cycles:** In Her Exit Interview, Roxann Dawson Considers Changes
* **An Alien In America:** Emilie de Ravin Learns New Lessons in Life At *Roswell*
* **All About Eve:** Adrienne Wilkinson Stands Proud as Xena's Daughter
* **The Third Lone Gunman:** Bruce Harwood Divulges the *X-Files* Spin-Off Conspiracy
* **Jules Verne & Me:** Creator Gavin Scott Fashioned the Writer's *Secret Adventures*
* **Scorpius Delecti:** Taste the Fascinating Evil of Wayne Pygram's Alter-Ego
* **Vampire Detective:** David Boreanaz Adds the Troubled Soul to Bloody Angel
* **The Mummy Returns:** It's a Wrap as the Unbandaged Egyptian Tourist Visits Again
* **Theories of Evolution:** New Life Forms May Be Taking Over Earth – Just For Laughs
* **Angelina Jolie Talks:** Speaking Softly & Carrying Big Guns, She Plays Lara Croft
* **Odyssey to Atlantis:** Disney's Latest is an Animated, Science Fiction Adventure
* **Our Friend Shrek:** It's a Fractured Fairy Tale as an Ogre & a Princess Go CG
* **From Another World:** After 50 Years, James Arness Talks About Being *The Thing*
* **Log Entries**
* **Classified Information**
Starlog Issue 145

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **The Laughing Vulcan:** As Spock's Sibling, Laurence Luckinbill Gets Emotional
* **Videolog**
* **William Shatner Speaks!:** He's Tired of the Same Answers, So Try to Ask New Questions
* ***Robot Jox*: Metal Years:** Director Stuart Gordon Engineers Rock-'em, Sock-'em War Games
* **James Bond's Savage Fury:** When It Gets Personal, Timothy Dalton Uses His *License to Kill*
* **Fan Network**
* **Rick Moranis, Ghostbuster:** This Summer, He's Kidding Spirits & Shrinking Kids
* **Dark Knight Director:** From the Batcave, Tim Burton Controls Life in Gotham City
* **William Gibson, Neuromantic:** He's a Console Cowboy, Writing in on a Science Fiction Radar Range
* **Call Him Sallah:** John Rhys-Davies Returns for More Two-Fisted Adventures
* **Classified Information**
* **Not Quite Dead Yet:** Felix Leiter Lives, But What About David Hedison's Career?
* **Daffy Devils Donald!:** When Ducks Duel, There's Fowl Play in Toontown
* **Ron Cobb's Artistic Odysseys:** Charting the Landscape of Imagination is His Specialty
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 6

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction
* **Robert Heinlein: The Making of *Destination Moon*:** One of the World's Top Science-Fiction Writers Takes Us Behind the Scenes of Filming a Classic
* **Fantastic Journey:** Photos and Interviews With the Creative Crew of Television's Newest SF Entertainment, Including Comments From Star Roddy McDowall and Story Editor D.C. Fontana
* **150 Science Fiction Movies:** A Special Pull-Out Address Guide, Including Major Cast & Production Credits
* **Star Trek Animated:** The Story of How They Did It, Complete With Color Cels, And a Complete Guide to the Episodes
* **State of the Art:** A Column of Opinion by Author David Gerrold
* **Future Conventions'**
* **Space: 1999 Cancellation:** Shutting Down Moonbase Alpha, But Leaving the Door to Open (so to speak)
* **Star Trek Report:** A Fan News Column By Susan Sackett
* **Special Effects – Part I:** Creating Miniature Models That Look and Act Like the Real Thing
* **Classified Information**
* **Visions:** The Most Spectacular Celestial Event
Starlog Issue 39

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **David Gerrold's *Rumblings***
* **Previewing the New *Buck Rogers*:** Erin ("Wilma") Gray Reveals Drastic Changes
* ***Space Report***
* **Special TV Preview Section**
	+ PBS Report
	+ The Return of *The Hulk* and *Mork & Mindy*
	+ Kid-Vid Report: The Saturday Morning Line-Up
	+ The British Report
* **Boris In 3-D**
* **Interplanetary Excursions, Inc.**
* ***Tom Corbett* Remembers:** Actor Frankie Thomas's First-Hand Account
* **The *Battlestar Galactica* TV Movies:** The Valiant Colonials Live On in Syndication
* **Interview: Fred Freiberger – Part I:** SF-TV's Most Controversial Producer Talks About His Work on *Star Trek*
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Classified Information**
* **Special Effects: Part XXX:** Corman's New Miniature Team: The Brothers Skotak
* **Visions**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 139

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **The Man Who Would Be Xon:** When Spock Returned, David Gautreaux Became Part of *The Lost Generation*
* **Fan Network:** Kirk's Future Birthplace
* **Full Phantoms Five:** Blending Fact & Fiction, Gaston Leroux Fascinated France
* **Music of the Night:** Listen to Melancholy Melodies From the Phantom of the Opera
* **Martin Landau Returns:** He Hasn't Forgotten How to Act, But Will Oscar Remember Him?
* **The Nigel Kneale X-Periment:** British TV Rocketed Into the SF Age with This Legendary Writer
* **Patrick Stewart Speaks:** A Man of *Enterprise* Beams Up From the Planet *Dune*
* **The Worlds of "Doc" Smith:** Beyond Earth Soared the Lensmen & the Skylark of Space
* **Phyllis Coates Investigating:** TV's Lois Lane Reports Further on *The Adventures of Superman*
* **Boy of Steel with Basketball:** In Florida, They're Painting a Kryptonian Portrait of Heroism
* **Classified Information**
* **Gareth Thomas's Death Wish:** He Wanted Blake Dead Before the Character Killed His Career
* **Trading Post**
* **Target: Schwarzenegger:** It's Open Season on Humans When the Predator Prowls
* ***Willow* Work:** Fantasyland Magics Begin with Words On a Page
* **Videolog:** At Last: *Cherry 2000*
* **Liner Notes:** Aliens! Stand Up & Fear!
Starlog Issue 208

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Videolog**
* **Communications**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Praying M.A.N.T.I.S.:** Vaulting From a Wheelchair, Carl Lumbly Fights Crime
* **The Sophomore Voyage:** This Season, *seaQuest* Launches Into SF Waters
* **Space Cop In London:** Ted Shackelford Takes up an Alien Beat in *Space Precinct*
* **Reunifications:** Two Starfleet Crews Trek to a Special Comic Book Rendezvous
* **Masters of Puppets:** Ted Elliott & Terry Rossio Write for Robert Heinlein & Godzilla
* **Bye Bye, *Babylon 5*:** No Longer in Command, Michael O'Hare Looks Back
* **World's Worst Director:** It's the Life of Ed Wood, Illustrated by Drew Friedman
* **Classified Information**
* **Tribute:** Farewell to Peter Cushing
Starlog Issue 174

## Overview

* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **Booklog**
* **Videolog**
* **Fan Network**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Tribute**
* **Humbugs & Starfleet:** Patrick Stewart is Ebenezer Scrooge, Tiny Tim & Marley, Too
* **Farewell, Sweet Vulcan?:** Again, Leonard Nimoy Isn't Quite Sure If It's the End of Spock
* **Who Goes There?:** That Thing From Another World Lurks on the Comics Scene
* **Hook's Story:** Visiting Neverland, Jim Hart Weaves Tales of Peter Pan
* **Sulu's Service:** Now, George Takei Helms a New – So to Speak – Enterprise
* **Immortal Highlander:** The Hero Who Fights Forever is Still Christopher Lambert
* **Calling Super Force:** Tough Times Demand Other Futures for Law Enforcement
* **Miracle of 34th Street:** It's Always a Wonderful Life Where Holiday Spirits Are Concerned
* **With Logan, On the Run:** George Clayton Johnson Jogs His Memories of SF Past
* **Born Warrior:** Michael Dante Sometimes Meets His Fans At the Zoo
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 68

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* ***Octopussy*:** Roger Moore Stars in His Last Bond Portrayal
* **L.A. Offbeat:** L.Q. Jones – A Director & His Dog
* **Quest**
* **Scripting for "007":** A Candid Conversation with Screenwriter Richard Maibaum
* **Soaring:** The Final Fate of Fan Mail
* **Space-Age Games:** Spin-Off Scenarios
* ***Wizards & Warriors*:** A Report From the Set of TV's New Sword & Sorcery Series
* ***Never Say Never Again*:** Sean Connery Returns as Superspy-Superhero James Bond
* **Starlog Contest!:** The Sixth & Final Part. Plus: How to Enter
* **Fan Scene:** Bjo-Con 1
* **Harve Bennett:** A Revealing Talk with the Producer of *Star Trek II*
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Epcot Center:** A Walking Tour Through Disney's New Wonderland
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 360

## Overview

* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Watch Out for Watchmen:** Zack Snyder Films Comics' Epic Graphic Novel
* **Superman Dies Once More!:** And This Time, *Doomsday* is Animated
* **Dale Arden of Yesterday:** Melody Anderson Recalls Ming the Merciless
* **Today's Dale Arden:** Gina Holden Stands Beside Flash Gordon
* **David Hewlett at Breakfast:** What He Really Wants to Do is Direct
* **The Dark is Rising:** STARLOG Visits the Set of *The Seeker*
* **Bobtoons**
* **Hyde in Plain Sight:** Jekyll Takes a Mad Turn, Twisting Onto DVD
* **Among the Reddening Ice:** They Feast on Cold Cuts These *30 Days of Night*
* **When Cthulhu Comes Calling:** It's Time to Reconsider H.P. Lovecraft's Legacy
* **Moonlight Detective Tales:** A Vampire Private Eye Stalks the Mean Streets
* **Everything's Bionic:** Kenneth Johnson Details the Original Model
* **The New Bionic Woman:** David Eick Rebuilds Her Better, Stronger, Faster
* **This Journeyman's Odyssey:** TV's Latest Leaper Comes Unstuck in Time
* **Some Call Him...Chuck!:** Zachary Levi Leads the Nerd Herd Into Action
* **Satan's New Bounty Hunter:** *Reaper* Tracks Down a Few Lost Souls
* **Always Pushing Daisies:** Creator Bryan Fuller Extends a Touch of Life
* **Breeding Species:** Helena Mattsson is Looking for Alien Love
* **Logtoons**
Starlog Issue 302

## Overview

* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Commlog**
* **Videolog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Booklog**
* **Future Life**
* **The Dragon Killer:** Christian Bale Seeks to End the Monsters' *Reign of Fire*
* **Baddest Jedi #2:** Samuel L. Jackson Wields This Really Cool Purple Lightsaber
* **Her Psychic Hotline:** Nicole deBoer Just Calls Her Ex-Lover in *The Dead Zone*
* **Farewell to Eyebrows:** Samantha Morton Shaved 'Em Off to File a *Minority Report*
* **Desperado...Zorro...Ecks:** *Spy Kids*' Antonio Banderas Has a Brand New Name For Action
* **Mel Gibson Speaks:** He's Seeing *Signs* That He *May* Be in a Science Fiction Film
* **Danger: Jaywalking:** Sunglasses In Place, Will Smith is Glad to Be Back in Black
* **With a Straight Face:** Deneuralized, Tommy Lee Jones Recalls Making a Sequel
* **Viva Lunar Vegas!:** Rosario Dawson Sings For Pluto Nash on the Moon
* **Stitch In Time:** Alex Kupershmidt Animated Hawaii's Favorite Pet Alien
* **Odyssey 5 – Again?:** It's Déjà Vu Anew as STARLOG Visits the TV Show on Location
* **Of Life In Roswell:** Creator Jason Katims Reflects on the SF Series' End Days
* **Spidey's Greatest Foe:** As Flash, Joe Manganiello was Glad to Beat Up Peter Parker
* **One Last Thing:** Robert Nichols is Our Final Interview Subject From Another World
* **Liner Notes**
* **Classified Information**
Starlog Issue 341

## Overview

* **Bobtoons**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Chicken Little was Right!:** The Sky *is* Falling, But, Really, What Can Be Done About It?
* **The Great Escape:** Watch Stitch Flee His Disney World Cell Every 20 Minutes
* **In the Dead Zone:** John L. Adams Always Helps Out as a Psychic Friend
* **Zathura, Jumanji, Etc.:** Creator Chris Van Allsburg Also Takes the Polar Express
* **Everglades Ranger:** Among the Florida Palms, Eddie Cibrian Faces the Mystery of an Unusual *Invasion*
* **General Grievous Walks:** Rob Coleman Helped the *Star Wars* Folks Get Up & Around
* **Welcome to Narnia:** Andrew Adamson Directs You to C.S. Lewis' Fantasy World
* **Under the Surface:** STARLOG's on Set as It Rains Cats & Dogs & Sea Monsters
* **Another School Year:** The Film Fun Begins in *Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire*
* **Alongside Aeon Flux:** In Berlin, Charlize Theron Fights on Despite Injuries
* **The New Kolchak:** Now, It's Stuart Townsend Who's Stalking the Nighttime in Search of the Strange
* **They Ride with Zorro:** Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci Know the Pen is Mightier Than the Sword
* **Lucy Lawless Speaks:** She Has Candid Comments About Her Life After *Xena*
* **Doom with a View:** Courageous Rosamund Pike Dissects Men & Monsters
* **Space Mechanic:** It's Jewel Staite's Job to Keep the *Serenity* Ship-Shape
* **Doctoring Firefly:** And Sean Maher Practices Medicine on Board
* **Cartoons**
* **Classified Information**
Starlog Issue 100

## Overview

* **From the Bridge:** Remembrances from Publishers Kerry O'Quinn and Norman Jacobs
* **Log Entries:** Sneak Peeks at Upcoming Fantasies
* **Other Voices:** "Beginnings" of STARLOG by Original Editor David Houston
* **The 100 Most Important People in Science Fiction:** STARLOG's Significant SF Century Continues Throughout the Issue
* **Interview: Gene Roddenberry:** Musings on God, Man and the Universe from the Creator of *Star Trek*
* **Profile: Irwin Allen:** The TV/Film Producer Celebrates the 20th Anniversary of *Lost in Space*
* **Interview: Ray Harryhausen:** A Rare Chat with the Stop-Motion Animator and Maker of Miracles
* **In Brief: George Lucas:** The *Star Wars* Sage Hints at the Fates of Droids, Ewoks, and Indiana Jones
* **Profile: John Carpenter:** The *Starman* Director Maintains He's the Godfather of Gore No More
* **Profile: Leonard Nimoy:** Behind the Camera Again for *Star Trek IV*, the Vulcan Directs the Destiny of the *Enterprise* Crew
* **Interview: Harlan Ellison:** Now Keeping Tabs on *The Twilight Zone* Tales, This Outspoken Writer Says Something About Everything
* **Profile: Nichelle Nichols:** Lt. Uhura Beams Down for a Break as She Enlists Against the Power of *The Supernatural*
* **Profile: Richard Matheson:** A Revealing Examination of the Master Fantasist's Many Dimensions and *What Dreams May Come*
* **Profile: Peter Cushing:** The Legendary Actor Recalls His Years as Horror Star and Dr. Who
* **Lastword:** A Retrospect of the SF Decade by Former Editor Howard Zimmerman
* **Liner Notes:** David McDonnell's "Daffy Idea"
Starlog Issue 263

## Overview

* **Commlog**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Videolog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Last Days of Dax Again:** As *Deep Space Nine* Ends, Nicole deBoer Bids Goodbye
* **From the Bridge**
* **The New Jedi Knight:** Now, Ewan McGregor Answers to the Name Obi-Wan Kenobi
* **Jurassic Shark Art:** It's Human Sushi Time as You Get Hooked by *Deep Blue Sea*
* **Night of the Wild Ride:** Book an Amazing Trip on Train or Tarantula Via This Poster
* **Designing West:** On Bo Welch's Frontier, James Bond Meets Jules Verne
* **Jungle Tales of Tarzan:** Disney Animates Edgar Rice Burroughs' Immortal Legend
* **Raiders of the Lost Mummy:** Stephen Sommers Ventures Inside the Pyramid of Doom
* **David Cronenberg Talks:** Join Him as He Questions His New Film's Very *eXistenZ*
* **Next Stop: The 13th Floor:** Josef Rusnak Invites You to Exit Here for Virtual Enigmas
* **Targeting Bullet Time:** Creating FX For *The Matrix* was a Real-to-Reel Challenge
* **Classified Information**
* **Log Entries**
Starlog Issue 301

## Overview

* **Loglines**
* **Booklog**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Commlog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Logtoons**
* **Back in Black:** Barry Sonnenfeld Directs the Scum of the Universe Again
* **Filing Minority Report:** Producer Bonnie Curtis Takes a Reel View of Future Paranoia
* **Tom Cruise on the Run:** He's Desperate to Prove He's an Innocent Guilty Man
* **Secrets of Farscape:** Pssst! David Kemper Reveals All – or Not – on the Series' New Year
* **Mission: Odyssey 5:** Only Creator Manny Coto Knows Why the World Ends
* **My Pet Killer Alien:** Watercolor Lilo's World with Thoughts of Elvis & Stitch
* **Webs of Spider Death:** Producer Dean Devlin Breeds *Eight Legged Freaks*
* **Here There Be Dragons:** Director Rob Bowman Readies Earth for a *Reign of Fire*
* **Christopher Lee Speaks:** Now, the Legend in Starlight Can Talk About *Star Wars*
* **Mind Reader:** Anthony Michael Hall Predicts Success for *The Dead Zone*
* **Good Night, Sweet Ares:** The Late Kevin Smith Recalled Life with *Xena* & *Hercules*
* **Spider-Man's Love:** Kirsten Dunst Offers Kiss & Tell on the Marvelous Movie
* **Son of the Green Goblin:** James Franco Ponders the Troubling Family Legacy of Evil
* **Wars & Remembrance:** David Drake Writes of Fantasy Adventure & SF Combat
* **Bad Girls of Gotham:** The Henchwenches Enjoyed Menacing Batman & Robin
* **Liner Notes**
* **Classified Information**
Starlog Issue 10

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction
* **Isaac Asimov: Faster Than Light:** Is "Warp Drive" Feasible? Dr. Asimov Examines the Scientific Basis for This Popular SF Concept
* **Star Trek Report:** A Fan News Column by Susan Sackett
* **In Search of Close Encounters:** Trying to Get Information on Steven Spielberg's New TOP SECRET Production
* **Space Academy:** A Dramatic Breakthrough in Saturday Morning SF
* **Future Conventions**
* **State of the Art:** A Column of Opinion By David Gerrold
* **Space: 1999 Set Designs:** A Behind-the-Scenes Look At What Might Have Been
* **SF Merchandise Guide:** A "Yellow Pages" Directory of SF Products & Services
* **Interview: George Pal:** The Master of Cinemagic Reveals His Plans for Future SF Classics
* **Interview: Ray Harryhausen:** The Father of Dynamation Talks About His Fantastic Career
* **Interview: Ralph Bakshi:** America's Most Innovative Animator Tackles J.R.R. Tolkien
* **The SF-Rock Connection:** Why Today's Rock Music is SF With a Backbeat
* **Al Glasser:** An Invisible Man of Movie Music
* **Special Effects – Part V:** Roll Your Own: A Handy Guide For Homemade SFX
* **Classified Information**
* **Visions:** A Fascinating Look at the World of Jules Verne – Father or Modern SF
Starlog Issue 322

## Overview

* **Loglines**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Medialog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Future Life**
* **Bobtoons**
* **Orlando Bloom Speaks:** He Has Been an Elf, Then a Pirate & Now, Paris of *Troy*
* **Tossing the Dwarf:** John Rhys-Davies Reveals His Own Middle-Earth Memories
* **This Desert Odyssey:** Race Into Adventure with *Hidalgo* Scribe John Fusco
* **It's Starship Troopers!:** Phil Tippett Explains How He Caught the Bug
* **Doctor of Enterprise:** If *Trek* Ends, John Billingsley Might Enter Private Practice
* **Directing Hellboy:** Guillermo del Toro's Dream Wasn't a Nightmare to Make
* **The Elephant Man Remembers:** It Has Been a Colorful Career for *ALIEN* Victim John Hurt
* **Van Helsing In Action:** For Hugh Jackman, Vampire Killer, the Stakes are High
* **Calling All Monsters:** Meet Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, the Wolf Man & Pals
* **Ride 'Em, Girl Cows!:** The Buffalo Roam to the Bijou to See *Home on the Range*
* **A Billion Years Hence:** SF Author Gregory Benford Envisions a Far, Far, Far Future
* **Wendy & Tinker Bell:** Rachel Hurd-Wood & Ludivine Sagnier Add Stardust to Neverland
* **Let the Punishment Begin:** Have You Been Bad? Then, the Punisher's Here to Kill You
* **Liner Notes**
* **Classified Information**
Starlog Issue 340

## Overview

* **Bobtoons**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Josh Whedon's Picture Show:** He's Now Bringing *Firefly* to the Silver Screen as *Serenity*
* **Lovely Yet Lethal:** Summer Glau Ponders the Nature of River's Powers
* **Man in the Dark:** William Fichtner Really Can't Reveal His Role in the *Invasion*
* **Beyond the Threshold:** Carla Gugino Must Worry About All the Contingencies
* **Below the Surface:** Looking for Creatures, Lake Bell Peers Into the Depths
* **With One Whisper...:** Jennifer Love Hewitt Listens Closely to the Talking Dead
* **A Galactica Lunch:** Aaron Douglas Isn't Usually Recognized in Public – Really
* **The Goblet of Fire:** Mike Newell Directs the Latest Cinematic Magic Lesson
* **Harry Potter Grows Up:** Daniel Radcliffe Faces Lord Voldemort & Adolescence
* **Marton Csokas Speaks!:** He Details Days with Xena, Arwen Evenstar & Aeon Flux
* **Playing Zathura:** Here's a Game That Can Blast You Off Into Deepest Space
* **Wallace & Gromit: Supersized:** Those Oscar Winning Pals Get Their Very Own Full-Length Film
* **Doom Service:** It's Easy to Order in Mutants, Monsters & Mayhem
* **Foggy Movie Breakdown:** Misty-Eyed, John Carpenter Considers This New Remake
* **Once & Again & Again:** Billy Campbell Explains Life & Death Among *The 4400*
* **Darkly, Alice:** Stephanie Leonidas Steps Through a New Looking-Glass
* **Cartoons**
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 67

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* ***Airplane II*:** The Inside Story, or How to Parody a Brilliant Satire
* **Space-Age Games:** Reporting on the State-of-the-Art in Home Video
* **The Man Who Killed Spock:** Screenwriter Jack Sowards Tells All
* **L.A. Offbeat:** Why the Book Was Better Than the Movie
* ***Tron* Revisited:** Writer/Director Steven Lisberger Explains His Journey Through An Electronic Wonderland
* **Starlog Poster #7:** *E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial*
* ***Superman III*:** Executive Producer Ilya Salkind & Producer Pierre Spengler Give Us a Sneak Preview of Superman's Next Adventure
* **Fan Scene:** The "Fan Directory"
* **Aliens Invade New York!:** On Location with *Strange Invaders*
* *Warlords of the 21st Century*
* **Special Effects:** Creating the Genesis Cave for *Star Trek II*
* **Soaring:** The *Trek* Philosophy
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 320

## Overview

* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Booklog**
* **Videolog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Future Life**
* **Bobtoons**
* **The Ultimate Adventure:** Walter Koenig Dreams Up the *Star Trek* Film He'd Like to See
* **That Vulcan Look:** *Enterprise*'s Jolene Blalock Sizzles in Pointy Alien Ears
* **Harmony & Me:** Mercedes McNab is the Bad Girl, Like, Trying to Be Good
* **"I Am No Man!":** In Middle-Earth, Miranda Otto Utters Éowyn's Battle Cry
* **Enchanting Elf:** Liv Tyler Forsakes Immortality as the Lovely Arwen Evenstar
* **Truly Keegolicious:** *Jake 2.0*'s Keegan Connor Tracy Defines the Term
* **Uma Thurman in Action:** She's Picking Up a *Paycheck* and Stalking Off to *Kill Bill*
* **Wolfe at the Door:** Howling in Pursuit, Colm Feore is the Big, Bad Guy
* **Tru Faith:** Television's Dead are Still Calling Out to Eliza Dushku
* **Two Guns in Hand:** That's How John Woo Made His Latest Kinetic Thriller
* **Mark Hamill Directs:** He Draws on His Lifelong Love for *Comic Book: The Movie*
* **Fishy Business:** Tim Burton Reels in a Tall Tale of Unrealities with *Big Fish*
* **Neverland Express:** Writer-Director P.J. Hogan Brings *Peter Pan* to Life
* **Peter Pan vs. Captain Hook:** Jeremy Sumpter & Jason Isaacs Offer Dueling Quotes
* **At the Waterfalls:** Even Before Her Show Bows, Caroline Dhavernas Talks It Up
* **The World of Bob:** Ace STARLOG Cartoonist Bob Muleady Unveils Wacky Works
* **Liner Notes**
* **Classified Information**