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Starlog Issue 130

## Overview

* **From the Bridge:** Is It Pabulum?
* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **At the Heart of the Fairy Tale:** Love Rules the Gritty Reality & Underground Fantasy of *Beauty & the Beast*
* **Jon Pertwee's Tardis Time:** He's *Doctor Who* to You & Still a Beloved Hero to All
* **Jack Larson, Superman's Pal:** Adventuring with the Man of Steel Changed His Life & Almost Crushed His Career
* **This Year's Mermaid:** Amy Yasbeck Dons the Fins & Dives In, Making a *Splash, Too*
* **Fan Network:** But Seriously, Folks
* **Fanfare For an Uncommon Man:** Billy Barty Adds a Bit of Mirthful Magic to the World of *Willow*
* **Grading *Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure*:** Two Teens Tumble Through Time For a Humorous Lesson in History
* **Defining *Beetlejuice*:** It's an Offbeat Fantasy That's Hard to Explain, But Director Tim Burton Tries Anyway
* **Denise Crosby, Security Survivor:** Defying the Odds, She Battles On as Part of *The Next Generation*
* **A Prince Among *Gremlins*:** Judge Reinhold is a Reluctant Genre Hero – or is It *Vice Versa*?
* **Caroline Munro's Fantasies:** The Actress Experiments as She Faces Her Greatest Challenge
* **On the *Outer Heat* Beat:** They're Two Tough Cops, One's Human, the Other's Not
* **Keye Luke's Movie Mysteries:** That Number One Son Recalls *Star Trek* & Charlie Chan
* **The Guests of *Trek*:** Arnold Moss, Elinor Donahue, Phil Pine & Others
* **Classified Information**
* **Space Sex Symbol No More:** When Her Swashbuckling Character Turned Stereotype, Sally Knyvette Fled *Blake's 7*
* **Videolog:** Parodies Galore
* **Nightmares of Chernobyl:** Frederik Pohl Narrates How a Tragedy Happened – and Why
* **Tribute:** Heather O'Rourke, Milt Kahl
* **Liner Notes:** Chip, Dale & Me
Starlog Issue 64

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Starlog Contest:** Part Two of Our Six-Part Contest
* **ILM:** Secrets of *Trek* Genesis Revealed
* **Fan Scene**
* ***Greatest American Hero*:** Ralph & Company Confront Season Three
* **Peter Barton:** *Matthew Star* Revisited
* ***Dr. Who* Episode Guide**
* **SF Records:** A Review of SF's Latest Disks
* **Shooting the Stars:** Alan Spencer Takes Aim at Movie Sequels
* ***Star Trek II – The Wrath of Khan*:** David Gerrold Delves Deeper
* ***Conan*:** Reviewed by Bob Greenberger
* **The Lighter Side of Summer Cinema:** Part One
* ***E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial*:** Reviewed by Alan Dean Foster
* ***Blade Runner*:** Reviewed by Norman Spinrad
* ***Tron*:** Reviewed by Ed Naha
* **Convention Calendar**
* ***Poltergeist*:** Reviewed by Ron Goulart
* ***The Thing*:** Reviewed by Alan Spencer
* **The Lighter Side of Summer Cinema:** Part Two
* **Classified Information**
* ***Road Warrior*:** Reviewed by Bob Martin
* **David Warner:** The Villainous Sark is Really a Very Nice Guy
* **Ultimate Fantasy**
	+ An On-the-Scene Report
	+ O'Quinn: From the Captain's Chair
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 159

## Overview

* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **Fan Network**
* **Videolog**
* **The Fritz Leiber Legacy:** For More Than Half a Century, He Has Crafted Sparkling Fantasies
* **Kiowa Spaceways:** Exploring His Heritage, Russell Bates Keeps Watching the Skies
* **Deep Woods Lady:** Ardath Mayhar Isn't Known to Be Known as a Feisty Fantasist
* ***Witches* Waltz:** Director Nicholas Roeg Enchants Jim Henson's Final Fantasy
* **Best of All Worlds:** Michael Piller Contemplates the Future of *The Next Generation*
* **In *Total Recall*:** When All the Scripts Are Tallied, There's Still Room For a Sequel
* **Acts of *Alien Nation*:** One By One, the Writers Examine a Season of Sensitive Tales
* **They Wrote For Giants:** The Scribes Give the Lowdown on Their Big-Time Exploits
* **Writer to Stars:** Pseudonym Ready, Shimon Wincelberg Penned SF-TV
* **Beginnings & Ender's:** Orson Scott Card is Truly a Science-Fiction Family Man
* **From the Bridge**
* **On SF's Mean Streets:** There's Walter Jon Williams Pounding the Cyberpunk Beat
* **Beyond the Final Frontier:** Diane Carey Trekked to the Genre's Bestseller Lists
* **Classified Information**
* **Tribute**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 241

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Videolog**
* **Audiolog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Loglines**
* **Marooned on Mars:** Paul Mantee Recalls Life as an Interstellar Robinson Crusoe
* **Commlog**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Those Illegal Aliens:** Rick Baker Created Them Just to Plague the Men in Black
* **Goodbye, Zeus:** Thunderbolt in Hand, Rip Torn Commands Two Movies
* **Hello, Hades:** James Woods & Nick Ranieri Animate Hercules' Slick Foe
* **All to Make Contact:** Oscar Winner Jodie Foster Finds a Sense of Wonder
* **Watch Out For That...:** Tree. George of the Jungle Gets Into the Swing of Things
* **Training Space Soldiers:** Clancy Brown Makes Boys & Girls Into *Starship Troopers*
* **That Quirky Hero:** OK, But Don't Call *Lost World*'s Jeff Goldblum "Quirky"
* **The Haunted Odyssey:** Scribe Philip Eisner Unveils Fears Beyond *Event Horizon*
* **Space Truckers:** Director Stuart Gordon is at the Wheel of This Adventure
* **Fanlog**
* **Classified Information**
* **Booklog**
* **A New Feasibility Study:** It's Time to Remake a Classic *Outer Limits* Tale of Humanity
* **The Man Who Sold Trek:** Herb Solow Helped Begin a *Wagon Train* to the Stars
* **Call Him Bane:** Formidable Jeep Swenson Could Break Batman & Robin
* **Log Entries**
Starlog Issue 69

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **The World Fantasy Convention:** Meet the Top Artists in the Field
* **Anthony Daniels:** C-3PO's Alter Ego Chats About Droids, Success & *Return of the Jedi*
* **From Bond to Batman:** A Revealing Conversation with Screenwriter Tom Mankiewicz
* **L.A. Offbeat:** The World Ends! But First, This Commercial Message
* ***Empire* On the Airwaves:** National Public Radio Does It Again
* **James Kahn:** A Hot Novelist Talks About the Tricks of the Trade
* **Convention Calendar**
* ***Return of the Jedi*:** Producer Howard Kazanjian Gives Us a Sneak Peek
* **Epcot: Part Two:** Continuing Our Journey Through Disney's New World
* **Fan Scene:** Bjo Bids Farewell
* **SFX: *The Dark Crystal***
* **Soaring:** You – Yes, You! – Can Have a STARLOG Column
* **Greg Hildebrandt:** A Fine Fantasy Artist Flies Solo & Soars
* **Space-Age Games:** The Great Galactic Shoot-Out
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 269

## Overview

* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Destination: Futurama:** David X. Cohen Adds Mad Science to Tomorrow's Toon
* **A Toy's Life:** John Lasseter Launches Buzz & Woody Into *Toy Story 2* Adventure
* **Galaxy Bimbo:** Amazingly Blonde, Sigourney Weaver Returns to SF Action
* **007: Millennial Mission:** James Bond Battles Nuclear Terrorists & Deadly Assassins
* **Geof Darrow Draws:** He Envisions Boy Robots, Metal Giants & *The Matrix*
* **You've Got Maul!:** STARLOG's Cartoon Jedi are Out to Vivisect the Sith Lord
* **Speaking of Darth...:** Lightsaber in Hand, Ray Park Considers the Dark Side
* **Love & Kisses, Jar Jar:** Ahmed Best Likes Playing the Alien Some Fans Love to Hate
* **Beastmaster Tales:** Daniel Goddard Can Talk to Animals & Interviewers, Too
* **Raiders of Lost Relics:** Creator Gil Grant Unleashes a Female Indiana Jones
* **Paris In Wonderland:** Robert Duncan McNeill Steps Through the Looking Glass
* **Queen of Cyberpunk:** Serving *Tea* From an *Empty Cup*, Pat Cadigan Reigns
* **Bug Hunters:** *Starship Troopers* March Off to Computer-Animated War
* **Hercules Unemployed:** Kevin Sorbo Says Farewell to Myth & Hello to *Andromeda*
* **The Original Hercules:** Unchained At Last, Steve Reeves Recalls His Film Labors
* **Classified Information**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Log Entries**
Starlog Issue 52

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* ***Blade Runner*:** The Future According to Ridley Scott
* **Soaring:** "Triple Play"
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Robots in Love:** Interview with *Heartbeeps* Director Allan Arkush
* **Distant Stars:** Computer Illustrations For Samuel Delaney's Fiction
* ***The Powers of Matthew Star*:** Peter Barton Talks About His Upcoming TV Series
* **Vader's Right Hand Man:** Julian Glover, One of SF's Best Villains
* **Giger On Display**
* **I Am Kirk:** Conclusion of Conversation with William Shatner
* ***The Creature Wasn't Nice*:** Previewing a New Spoof
* **Quest**
* **Special Effects: Part XXXVIII:** The Optical Effects for *Dragonslayer*
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 181

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Communications**
* **Fan Network**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Tribute**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Let's Get Small:** Deanna Lund Wandered Into the *Land of the Giants*
* **Amazing Isaac Asimov:** In Memories Yet Green, the SF Author is Remembered
* **Super-Solder:** Revived Dolph Lundgren Enlists in a Private War
* **Baby Talk:** Filmmaker Randal Kleiser Raises an Amazing Colossal Infant
* **Shadows of the Bat:** The Epic Action Challenged Veteran Producer Larry Franco
* **Honey, I Interviewed Stuart Gordon:** He's Up to His Neck in Giant Kids & Heroic Convicts
* **Mayor of Gotham:** Michael Murphy's Elected to Rule Its Darkness & Decay
* **Robo Director:** Now Polishing Up the Steel-Suited Cop is Fred Dekker
* **Beyond 20,000 Leagues:** On Irwin Allen's Voyage, the Scripts Sometimes Sunk
* **Classified Information**
* **Don't Touch That Dial!:** For Earth's Hottest TV Shows, *Stay Tuned* to Hellvision
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 200

## Overview

* **The 200 Most Important People:** In This Issue, Meet the Men & Women of SF & Fantasy
* **From the Bridge**
* **Author of Odysseys:** Arthur C. Clarke is the World's Greatest Living SF Writer
* **Dreamer at the Bijou:** As Always, Joe Dante Lives & Breathes Motion Pictures
* **The Real Fantasist:** It Could Be Vice Versa as Far as Terry Gilliam's Concerned
* **Genre Gatekeeper:** Gale Anne Hurd Produces the Best in SF Motion Pictures
* **Master of the Nightmare:** Naturally, Tim Burton Keeps On Imagining the Fantastic
* **Voyages in Far Spaces:** Ben Bova Contemplates the Science in Fiction
* **Guide to Cyberspace:** Charting Cyberpunk, Virtually, is William Gibson's Reality
* **Classified Information**
Starlog Issue 132

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **That *Psycho* Sweetheart:** For Janet Leigh, Scream Immortality Began in a Shower at the Bates Motel
* **...And Talk to Mr. Ed?:** It's a Horseside Chat as Alan Young Discusses Fantasies Past
* **Witness At War:** Actor Les Tremayne Recalls His Tour of Duty Fighting *The War of the Worlds*
* **Walking Small:** Scampering About as *Tom Thumb*, Russ Tamblyn Played a Big Little Man
* **Ron Howard, Fantasy Filmmaker:** The Boy We Watched Grow Up Directs the Adventure in the World of *Willow*
* **Turning Off the Electric Doctor:** Once-Upon-a-Time Lord Colin Baker Still Isn't Sure Why the BBC Pulled the Plug on His Career
* **How Not to Write a Novel:** SF Grandmaster Jack Williamson Unveils a Prescription for Failure
* **Murder in Toontown:** Gumshoe Bob Hoskins Investigates Just *Who Framed Roger Rabbit?*
* **Effects of *The Next Generation*:** Spectacle Comes Packaged for a Brand New *Trek*
* **Ask Dr. Science:** He Knows More Than You Do (But Then, He Made Most of It Up!)
* **The Jeffrey Jones Role-Playing Game:** Typecasting Terrors Haunt This *Beetlejuice* Star
* **Robo-Theories!:** As They Add More Electric Fuzz, the Future of Law Enforcement Goes Heavy Metal
* **Octavia Butler, Patternmaker:** The Hugo-winning Writer Offers Her Thoughts On Science & Fiction
* **Fan Network**
* **Katherine Helmond, the Lady in Weird:** Eccentricity is a Specialty for the Rubber-faced Dowager of *Brazil*
* **Videolog**
* **The Wings of An Angel:** Creating the Seraphic FX for a Divine Miss Can Be Heavenly
* **The Guests of *Trek*:** Eddie Paskey, Kate Woodville
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 120

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **The 7th Doctor Is In:** Sylvester McCoy, the New Who, Promises a Sillier Time Lord
* **David Gerrold's Generations:** Meet the Captains Who Command *Star Trek: The Next Generation*
* **The Primordial *Star Wars*:** A Long Time Ago, George Lucas Imagined a Very Different Galaxy
* **Fan Network:** A New Hope for the Official Lucasfilm Fan Club
* **Other Voices:** Roy Thomas Remembers His Adventures Adapting *Star Wars* Into Comics
* **Space Opera in Four Color:** A Comics Scene Look at Marvel's *Star Wars* Serial
* **10 Years of Star Wars:** An Epic Diary in Words & Pictures of the Illusion, Reality, Gossip, Philosophy, Fantasy, Adventure & Romance of the Epic SF Saga
* **Phil Foglio's *Star Warstories*:** The Hugo-winning Cartoonist Looks Back in Humor at a Science Fiction Phenomenon
* **The Return of Anakin Skywalker:** Actor Sebastian Shaw's *Jedi* Appearance Made Darth Vader an OK Guy
* **Behind the Lines of *Star Wars*:** Possible Answers to Questions Left Over at Saga's End – Who Was Luke's Mom, Anyway?
* **The Spoof FX of *Spaceballs*:** Peter Donen Explains How the Farce's Effects Must Be Both Special & Funny
* **A Journey Through *Innerspace*:** Joe Dante Directs Dennis Quaid on a Fantastic Voyage Through Martin Short's Bloodstream
* **Confessions of a Giant Killer:** Fantasy Hero Kerwin Matthews Recounts His Final Years in Hollywood
* **Lois Lane's Last Headline:** Margot Kidder Returns in *Superman IV* to Quit Smoking & End the Nuclear Threat
* **Scripting a Brand New Bond:** 007 Veteran Richard Maibaum Scripts *The Living Daylights* for Timothy Dalton
* **Videolog**
* **Stalking the *Predator*:** Joel Silver Plans Comic Book Combat for Arnold Schwarzenegger & an Alien Hunter
* **In the Yard with *Harry & the Hendersons*:** John Lithgow & Family Bring Home the Bigfoot in This "Furball Comedy"
* **Classified Information**
* **Tribute:** Remembering Patrick Troughton
* **Liner Notes:** 10 Years Into the Past
Starlog Issue 196

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Communications**
* **Booklog**
* **Fan Network**
* **Videolog**
* **Tribute**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Sly Stallone Speaks:** Now, He's Spending His Time Demolishing Most of the Future
* **Beyond the Battlestar:** Fifteen Years Later, Richard Hatch Remembers *Battlestar Galactica*
* **Robot of Fun:** On Board *Red Dwarf*, Robert Llewelyn's Mirthfully Metallic
* **Run Silent, Run Deeper:** Steven Spielberg's *seaQuest* Prepares to Takes a Dive
* **Rescue at Sea Trek:** Cuban Refugees En Route to Freedom Sailed with the Fans
* **Feeling Good:** Marina Sirtis Likes Being Part of *The Next Generation*
* **RoboMusic:** Basil Poledouris Tunes Up Future Cops & Barbarians Past
* **Life of Riley:** A Hip Kid on a Wild Ride, Allan Hunt Voyaged to the Bottom
* **Sigourney in Brief:** It's Not a New Fashion Statement for Weaver
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 154

## Overview

* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **Requiem For a Beast:** The Series is Dead, But the Legend Lives On
* **Paradox Time:** Go *Back to the Future* Again to Find That Other Marty McFly
* **April in Turtleland:** For Judith Hoag, Happiness is a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle
* **Homemaker of Universes:** Lois McMaster Bujold Creates New Worlds in Her Living Room
* **The Lady in Black:** Accent in Place, Sally Kellerman Gets All Slinky as Natasha Fatale
* **Fan Network**
* **His Martian Vacation:** Arnold Schwarzenegger Can Remember It For You Wholesale
* **Videolog**
* **Manhattan Mogwai:** Gremlins Take a Bite Out of America's Big Apple
* **This Year's RoboCop:** He's New, Improved & Again Patrolling Future Detroit
* **Girl Commando:** In the *War of the Worlds*, Rachel Blanchard Carries a Big Gun
* **Killer Space Bunnies:** They're Invading – & Only the Crazy Can Stop Them
* **Hunting *Red October*:** Tom Clancy's Techno-Thriller is a Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
* **From the Bridge**
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 192

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Communications**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fan Network**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Portrait of Pinocchio:** As Data, Brent Spiner Yearns to Be Ever More Human
* **The Curator of Jurassic Park:** Michael Crichton Knows Where Dinosaurs Roam
* **Arnie Get Your Gun:** Arnold Schwarzenegger is the *Last Action Hero*
* **Hello, Pod People:** Again, Robert Solo Produces More *Body Snatchers*
* **Plumbers in Action:** The Super Mario Bros. Enter the Dinosaur Dimension
* **The Way It Is:** Frederik Pohl Keeps Writing as He Remembers Future Life
* **Classified Information**
* **Questions of the Nine:** As to This UFO Encounter, Jon Povill Has Total Recall
Dayana

Light Magic

**Dayana** is a half-angel half-demon, and a main character in the series.

## Appearance

Dayana appears as a 16 year old girl with long brown hair and brown eyes. She dons on a red shirt that covers both her arms, dark blue leggings, and black shoes.

## Personality

Dayana's personality is very weird as she has many mood swings but most of the time she appears as a happy, yet sad, girl that is easily embarrassed.

Her hobbies include drawing, listening to music, and sometimes seeing Yaoi, making her a Fuyoshi.

## Powers and Abilities

**Elemental Magic**: Dayana can utilize different elements as a form of magic. She can use different spells to formulate her elemental quantities and energies for many uses.

* **Air Magic** (空気魔法 *Kūki Mahō*): Dayana is able to use Air Magic, a form of Magic which, as the name implies, allows the user to generate, manipulate and control air.
* **Fire Magic** (火の魔法 *Hi no Mahō*): Dayana is able to use Fire Magic, a form of Magic which, as the name implies, allows the user to generate, manipulate and control fire.
* **Water** (水流ウォーター *Wōtā*): Dayana is an extremely skilled user of Water, which allows her to produce, control, and manipulate water. She can use the water in a variety of different ways, such as producing blades of water that can even slice through solid rock and metal, creating boiling beams forming waves of tremendous power and force to damage her opponents, or even trapping opponents in mini-prisons made of her water.
* **Earth Magic** (土系各種魔法 *Tsuchi Kei Kakushu Mahō*): Dayana is able to use Earth Magic, a form of Magic which, as the name implies, allows the user to generate, manipulate and control earth.

## Trivia

* Her name means "Heavenly, divine", but it can also mean "Valley, church leader".
Starlog Issue 336

## Overview

* **Bobtoons**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Young James Bond:** When 007 was a Boy, He was a Superspy in the Making
* **Galactica Gal:** Kandyse McClure Bravely Serves on SCI-FI's *Battlestar*
* **This Final Trek:** Now, Rick Berman Reflects on the End of *Enterprise*
* **Are You Psychic?:** Anthony Michael Hall Predicts New Life for *The Dead Zone*
* **Missing Mysteries:** Creator Scott Peters Unveils a Second Season of *The 4400*
* **Prepare to Meet...Doom:** Stan Lee & Jack Kirby Created Marvel's Greatest Supervillain
* **Doctor Doom Unmasked:** Julian McMahon Faces Off Against the Fantastic Four
* **Christopher Lee Speaks:** He Recalls Walking in Serenno, Middle-Earth & Hollywood
* **Palpatine Victorious:** Ian McDiarmid Still Revels in the Pure Evil of the Emperor
* **When Batman Begins:** On These Mean Streets, a New Dark Knight Battles Crime
* **The Last Honest Cop:** Gary Oldman Struggles for Justice in Gotham City
* **Writing War Stories:** Scribe David Koepp Adapts the Seminal H.G. Wells Tale
* **Island Action:** Director Michael Bay Explodes Another Summer Blockbuster
* **Galaxy's Sweetheart:** Zooey Deschanel Lies at the Heart of *Hitchhiker's Guide*
* **He's So Sad:** *Willow*'s Warwick Davis is Happy to Play Moody Marvin
* **Cartoons**
* **Classified Information**
Starlog Issue 148

## Overview

* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **Terminated Once More:** Down Below, Michael Biehn is the Antagonist of *The Abyss*
* **Fan Network**
* **The Reluctant Fiend:** Doing His Diabolical Best, David Warner Delivers a Dash of Evil
* **To Reign in Hell:** As Paracelsus, Tony Jay Haunts *Beauty & the Beast*
* **Purr-Fectly Catwoman:** Sharpening Her Claws, Julie Newmar Pounced on Batman
* **Carpathian Optimist:** With Outrageous Accent, Peter MacNicol Smiles on *Ghostbusters*
* **Bad Guy With an Edge:** Dueling Bond, Robert Davi is More Than a Match for 007
* **Videolog**
* **New Worlds at War:** Alien Reinforcements Arrive as Earth Suffers Great Losses
* **A Scribe of Smorgasbords:** That Craig Shaw Gardner Guy Authors Horror, Humor & Hits
* **Richard Chaves Survives:** He's Departing the *War*, But Don't Worry About Him
* ***Blake's 7* Episode Guide:** Those Rogues in Space Conclude Their Heroic Exploits in Tragedy
* **Censoring Roger Rabbit:** Before They Finished Framing, the Filmmakers Axed Some Toons
* **From the Bridge**
* **The Road to Ragnarok:** As Valhalla Beckons, Terry Jones Dispatches *Erik the Viking*
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 362

## Overview

* **Bobtoons**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Videolog**
* **Death Amidst the Rain:** When Aliens Battle Predators, It's Always Wet Work
* **Enchanted Artistry:** James Baxter Helps a Fairy Tale Get Animated
* **Not in Kansas Anymore:** This Yellow Brick Road Leads to the Land of *Tin Man*
* **Being Oscar Goldman:** Richard Anderson Loves His Bionic Co-Stars
* **One Grumpy Guy:** Miguel Ferrer is Happy to Be a *Bionic* Boss
* **This Martian Child:** David Gerrold's Touching Tale Becomes a Moving Picture
* **A Job From Hell:** It's Cool, Bret Harrison Says, Being *Reaper*
* **The Golden Compass:** STARLOG Visits the Philip Pullman Epic's Set
* **His Dark Materials:** Director Chris Weitz Explains Making the Movie
* **Ray Harryhausen Speaks:** He Offers Black & White Memories in Color
* **20 Million Miles Later:** Joan Taylor Recalls Her Days with Ymir
* **Sinbad's Voyage to Mars:** Ken Kolb Sent the Swashbuckler Spaceward
* **Detective Immortal:** Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Pounds the Mean Streets Forever
* **Pursued by Blade Runner:** Replicant Joanna Cassidy Dances with Snake
* **Great Character Actor:** John Billingsley Insists He Really Isn't That Ubiquitous
* **Kirk, Spock & Rhett Butler:** Phyllis Douglas Also Recalls *Gone with the Wind*
* **Through Hidden Frontiers:** A *Star Trek* Fan Film Saga Spawns New Exploits
Starlog Issue 169

## Overview

* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **Videolog**
* **Fan Network**
* **Roald & the 007 Factory:** Long Ago, Roald Dahl Scripted James Bond's Japanese Mission
* **Tribute**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Judgment Machine:** Arnold Schwarzenegger is Once Again the Terminator
* **Rocketeer's Pal:** Longtime SF Fan Alan Arkin is Flying High in New Genre Films
* **Bill & Ted Go to Hell:** Off On a Bogus Journey, They Play Games with Death
* **Hurry, Sunrise:** *Solar Crisis* is On the Horizon, But It Hasn't Dawned Yet
* **The Future's Greatest Hits:** Gerald Fried Has Often Composed For the 23rd Century
* **Tardis: Next Generation:** *Doctor Who* Enjoys Original Exploits in Paperback
* **Newcomer Comics:** Days of *Alien Nation* Past & Future Are Explored Here
* **Classified Information**
* **Cop in a Hot Steel Suit:** For *RoboCop 3*, They've Plugged in Brand-New Electric Fuzz
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 3

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Log Entries:** Movies, Television, News
* **Comics:** From Comics to Film and Back Again
* **Communications**
* **Books:** Sci-Fi Library
* **Movies Made for Television:** 40 Sci-Fi Films
* **Special Section: The *Star Trek* Bicentennial-10 Convention**
	+ Introduction
	+ Personal Appearances by William Shatner, DeForest Kelley, James Doohan, Nichelle Nichols, George Takei, Walter Koenig, and Many More!
	+ A History of *Star Trek* Conventions
* **The Dream Machine:** 75 Years of Movie and TV Spaceships
* **Space: 1999:** Six More Episodes from YEAR 2
* **Lee Majors: The Six Million Dollar Man:** A Progress Report on the Making of a Legend
* **Star Teasers:** Puzzles and Answers
* **Classified Information**
* **Visions:** The Search for Percival Lowell's Mysterious Trans-Neptunian Planet X
Starlog Issue 155

## Overview

* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **The Lunar Pioneers:** Earth Colonizes TV Spaces with *Moonbase Plymouth*
* **Fan Network**
* **Mother of Newcomers:** In an *Alien Nation*, Michelle Scarabelli is Acting Maternal
* **Bronze & Jungle Lords:** Inspired By His Childhood Heroes, Philip José Farmer Pens New Tales
* **Tracing *Flatliners*:** For Daredevil Students, Death May Be the Ultimate Thrill
* **Not Always a Nice Guy:** On Screen, Michael Ironside Has Mostly Been a Tough Contender
* **Videolog**
* **Future Days In the West:** Michael J. Fox & Chris Lloyd Ride Into American History
* **The Voice of Control:** For Eons, Vic Perrin Welcomed Visitors to *The Outer Limits*
* **RoboCop's Partner:** Nancy Allen Assures Everyone She'll Be a Victim No Longer
* **One to Beam Up:** Transporter Chief Colm Meaney Will Send You – to *Enterprise*
* **The Guests of Trek:** Going Where No Man Has Gone Before Was Lethal for Paul Carr
* **Death By Cockroach?:** Paul Winfield Has Been Killed By Phaser, Voodoo & Terminator
* **Saga of a SeaTrek:** Starfleet Veterans Braved the Bermuda Triangle Just for Fun
* **Classified Information**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 244

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Loglines**
* **Videolog**
* **Audiolog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Commlog**
* **From the Bridge**
* **The Alien Kid:** Joseph Gordon-Levitt Laughs on *3rd Rock From the Sun*
* **Telling Tales:** Director Charles Sturridge is Off Photographing Fairies
* **Back In Black:** The Men in Black Return, But Now They're Animated
* **Earth: Final Conflict:** Gene Roddenberry's Lost SF Script Becomes a TV Saga
* **Comes the Visitor:** It's *The Fugitive*, Alien Abductee-Style
* **Patrick Stewart Speaks:** He's Growing Accustomed to Playing With a Darker Edge
* **Starship Trooper:** Casper Van Dien Battles Killer Bugs from Outer Space
* **Merry Memories:** Long Ago, Phil Rose Aided *Robin of Sherwood* & Friends
* **Conan the Gentleman:** Wielding a Blade, Ralf Moeller Fights as the TV Barbarian
* **Dealing In Death:** Chronicling *X-Files*, Frank Spotnitz Is a Grim Reaper
* **Ferengi Moments:** As Rom, Max Grodénchik is Finally Getting the Dabo Girl
* **Netting William Gibson:** The Man Who Put Cyber in Space Talks of New Fictions
* **Knight Driver:** Brixton Karnes Leads *Team Knight Rider* Into Auto Action
* **Classified Information**
* **Log Entries**
Starlog Issue 185

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Communications**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fan Network**
* **From the Bridge**
* **A Taste of Immortality:** For a Few Special People, Life Goes On & On & On
* **Immortal Time:** Battling for TV Survival is a Brand New Highlander
* **Vanities Fair:** According to Bob Zemeckis, *Death Becomes Her*
* **Epic of Blood & Shadows:** Francis Ford Coppola Unveils *Bram Stoker's Dracula*
* **The Oldest Indiana Jones:** For George Hall, It's the Adventure of a Lifetime
* **Sleep No More:** Wake Up for Another Invasion By the *Body Snatchers*
* **His Mad Universe:** Robert Sheckley Has Always Been a Sort of Dreaming Boy
* **Days of the Immortal:** This Fugitive Might Have Lived Forever & Beyond on Television
* **Classified Information**
* **Singing the Body Electric:** Ray Bradbury's Prose Makes Him a Newly Illustrated Man
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 202

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Communications**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fan Network**
* **Undersea Doctor:** On Board *seaQuest*, Stephanie Beacham Studies Marine Life
* **Always a Ghostbuster:** There's *No Escape* From That Label for Ernie Hudson
* **Conehead Comics:** Now, They're Consuming Mass Quantities in Funny Books
* **Alien Ambassador:** Mira Furlan Understands the Appeal of Another Life
* **Devil's Advocate:** Investigating *The X-Files* is David Duchovny's Mission
* **Who's Companion:** Anneke Wills Once Traveled in the TARDIS with Guess Who
* **Electric Fuzz Television:** RoboCop Patrols Toronto's Stainless Steel Streets
* **Star Wars Dating Game:** It's an Epic Courtship for Han Solo & Princess Leia
* **Lunar Destiny:** Years Ago, John Archer Rocketed *Destination Moon*
* **Classified Information**
* **Tribute**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 28

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* ***Buck Rogers*:** On TV This Fall: The 25th Century
* **Captured By the Cylons!:** The New Multi-Million Dollar Universal Studios Tour
* **Rumblings**
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Star Trek Report**
* **Don Post Studios:** A Revealing Look At the Men Behind the Masks
* ***Wonder Woman*:** Out of Circulation But Destined For Syndication
* ***Wonder Woman* Episode Guide**
* **Interview: Lou Ferrigno:** "The Hulk" Speaks
* **Venus: Veil By Veil:** The Latest Pictures & Information On Our Sister Planet
* **Space Report**
* **Interview: Herb Jefferson, Jr.:** "Boomer" Remembers *Galactica*
* **Special Effects – Part XXII:** Les Bowie: The Father of British Special Effects
* **Classified Information**
* **Visions**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 272

## Overview

* **Commlog**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Booklog**
* **Videolog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Logtoons**
* **Among the Others:** On This Set, They Know Where *All* the Bodies are Buried
* **Frequent Flyers:** Glen Morgan & James Wong Head to a *Final Destination*
* **Fairy Tale Scribe:** Writer Simon Moore Travels to Fantasylands New & Old
* **Paranormal Patriarch:** Bill Cobbs Believes the Medium is the Message
* **Museum Piece:** Enter Through This Gate Into Science Fiction & Fantasy
* **Pitch Black Views:** In the Darkness, Really Nasty Creatures Dwell & Dine
* **Nights, Camera, Action!:** Director David Twohy Makes This Nightmare *Pitch Black*
* **My Fair Cyclops:** As Leela, Katey Sagal Has One Eye on – Well, She Would
* **The Slave of Love:** On Board *Lexx*, Xenia Seeberg Desperately Seeks Romance
* **Enigmatic Lady:** Jayne Heitmeyer Adds Mystery to *Earth: Final Conflict*
* **Future Heroine:** Ex-Nebula Gina Torres Finds Adventure on *Cleopatra 2525*
* **Beastmaster Sidekick:** Jackson Raine Fondly Recalls Conversations with Ferrets
* **The Law In Roswell:** William Sadler is the Man Who Wears the Star
* **Teen Alien:** Jason Behr Searches for His Extraterrestrial Heritage
* **Lord of Darkness:** John Bartley Shoots & Scores with Eerie Cinematography
* **Time Lord's Master:** Sydney Newman Created *The Avengers* & *Doctor Who*
* **Classified Information**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Log Entries**
Starlog Issue 299

## Overview

* **Loglines**
* **Commlog**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Logtoons**
* **Future Life**
* **Closing the X-Files:** Gillian Anderson, Annabeth Gish & Robert Patrick Say Goodbye
* **Electric Cool:** Heroic Victor Webster Wants New Superpowers Next Year
* **Angel Love:** Charisma Carpenter Really Gets Down, Dirty & Demonic
* **Speaking In Tongues:** *Enterprise*'s Linda Park Learns the Language of *Star Trek*
* **A Grand Dino Tour:** Artist James Gurney Offers a View of His Fantasy World
* **Dinotopia Neverland:** This Gallery of Unused Art Reveals What Might Have Been
* **Heroes of the Dino Age:** The Mini-Series' Three Leads Had the Times of Their Lives
* **Green Goblin Unmasked:** Willem Dafoe was Gung Ho About the Action & the Acting
* **He Hates Spider-Man!!!:** *Law & Order*'s J.K. Simmons Loved Being J. Jonah Jameson
* **When the Bugle Calls:** Amazingly, Ed Asner Voiced Spidey's Very Animated JJJ
* **Attack of the Clones:** Now, Producer Rick McCallum Heralds *Episode II* Events
* **Queen of Hearts:** Natalie Portman Seeks *Star Wars* Romance as Amidala
* **William Self Recollects:** He Guided TV From *Twilight Zone* to *Planet of the Apes*
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 339

## Overview

* **Bobtoons**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Unholy Matrimony:** Tim Burton Hosts a Haunting Party for the Corpse Bride
* **Broken Butterflies:** Peter Hyams Directs Ray Bradbury's "A Sound of Thunder"
* **Out of the Fog:** On Location, the Movie Mist Gets Angry, Sneaky & Grumpy
* **Visit Mysterious Island:** Take a Balloon & Escape to Captain Nemo's Isle Hideaway
* **Reflecting Mirrormask:** Dave McKean & Neil Gaiman Chart a Fantasy Wonderland
* **Firefly Recalled:** To Prepare for the Film, Study This TV Series Episode Guide
* **Companion Time:** Morena Baccarin Really Loves Her Role as a Space Geisha
* **On the Serenity Set:** Even Joss Whedon Can Hardly Believe It's a Motion Picture
* **Jayne's Song:** Whistle the Heroic Tune That Celebrates Adam Baldwin
* **Sea Devils:** Co-Creator Josh Pate Hints at What Lurks Below the *Surface*
* **Mysteries of Invasion:** Creator Shaun Cassidy Says It Isn't What It May Seem to Be
* **At the Threshold:** Brannon Braga Always Knew There Are Aliens Among Us
* **The Night Stalker Beat:** *Kolchak* Fan Frank Spotnitz Resurrects the Odd Newsman
* **Speaking Supernatural:** Eric Kripke & David Nutter See the USA the Dark Country Way
* **Sheriff's Report:** Chris Bruno is Keeping Justice Alive in *The Dead Zone*
* **Investigating the 4400:** Jacqueline McKenzie Fears Nothing But Creepy-Crawlies
* **Ready for Hitchhiking:** Special FX Guru Paul Dunn Outfitted This *Galaxy*
* **By Force of Terms:** As the Film Hits DVD, Shynola Defines the *Guide*'s Entries
* **Liner Notes**
* **Classified Information**
Starlog Issue 307

## Overview

* **Commlog**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Future Life**
* **Bobtoons**
* **House of Malfoy:** Hogwarts Grad Jason Isaacs Displays Great Malevolence
* **Of Demon Love:** When *Darkness Falls*, *Buffy*'s Emma Caulfield is a Film Star
* **Just Jinx:** Halle Berry Prefers the Spy Life to Mutant Ensemble Action
* **Another Day to Die:** Director Lee Tamahori Debriefs Us All on His 007 Assignment
* **Wings Over Dinotopia:** Shiloh Strong Suits Up to Lead a Skybax Squad in Exploration
* **Shepherd of Space:** *Firefly*'s Ron Glass Brings the Word of God to New Frontiers
* **The Final Nemesis:** Making the Last *Star Trek* was Stuart Baird's Movie Mission
* **Clooney Tunes:** By George, the *Solaris* Actor Reflects on Life, SF & Directing
* **Group Therapy:** Six Actors Recall Their Separate Experiences Getting *Taken*
* **This King Reborn:** Regal in Rohan, Bernard Hill Reclaims a Crown of Courage
* **Lady in White:** Miranda Otto Rides Into the Very Heart of Middle-Earth
* **Searching for Veritas:** Relic Raiders & Tomb Hunters Travel the Globe Seeking Truth
* **A Touch of Romulan:** Under Makeup, Jack Donner Quite Enjoyed Acting Alien
* **Gerry Anderson Speaks:** Surprisingly, He Doesn't Care That Much for SF or Puppets
* **Liner Notes**
* **Classified Information**
Starlog Issue 17

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Interplanetary Excursions, Inc.:** Port of Call: The Other Rings
* **Steven Spielberg: Filming the Fantastic:** Exclusive Interview with CE3K's Director
* **Special TV Update:** The New Season's Science Fiction, Fact & Fantasy Shows, Including *Buck Rogers*, *Nova*, *Brave New World*, *Project UFO* & *Battlestar Galactica*
* **Ralph McQuarrie: Man of Light & Vision:** Interview with the Famed SF Artist Plus a Color Art Portfolio & A Fold-Out *Galactica* Poster
* **Gene Roddenberry: *Star Trek – The Motion Picture*:** Already Five Years in the Making, All Systems Are Finally "Go!" on the New, Wide-Screen *Trek*
* **Future Conventions**
* **Joe Haldeman: The Science Fiction Alternative:** The Author of the Hugo Award-Winning Novel, "The Forever War", Talks About Writing, the Message of Science Fiction & Alternate Worlds
* **Return of the Video Superheroes:** Having Fought Last Season's Rating Wars Successfully, Spider-Man, Hulk & Wonder Woman Are Back for More
* **Gerry Anderson Space Report**
* **Star Trek Report:** A Fan News Column by Susan Sackett
* **Special Effects – Part XII:** Miniature Explosions: How to Wreak Havoc On Screen
* **Dr. Strange Comes to Television:** Another Marvel Comics Superhero Comes to Life – This Time It's "The Master of the Mystic Arts"
* **State of the Art:** A Column By David Gerrold
* **Classified Information**
* **Visions:** The Space Fantasy of Edgar Rice Burroughs
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 222

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Videolog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Booklog**
* **Communications**
* **Fanlog**
* **Morph With the Camera:** Rene Auberjonois Shapes Up for More Directorial Shifts
* **Graphic Terminations:** Terminators Good & Bad Rule in These Comics Sequels
* **Strange Genesis:** James Cameron & Jay Cocks Recall *Strange Days* Writing
* **The Monkey's Uncle:** Terry Gilliam Crafts The Surprises Behind *12 Monkeys*
* **Savage Sword of Xena:** As a Warrior Woman, Lucy Lawless Rides Into Action
* **Beyond the Dumont Horizon:** Heroic Till the End, Captain Zoom Conquers the Universe
* **Her Co-Stars Were Catwomen:** Marie Windsor Remembers a Movie She'd Rather Forget
* **Classified Information**
* **Again, the Invaders:** Scott Bakula Joins Roy Thinnes to Fight Aliens
* **Secret Master of the Holodeck:** Dwight Schultz Confesses! He Really *is* a Science Fiction Fan!
* **Ensign Adventure:** On This Voyage, Garrett Wang Gets Lost Among the Stars
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 348

## Overview

* **Bobtoons**
* **Loglines**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Medialog**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Of Rainbows End:** Vernor Vinge Envisions a New Tomorrow
* **Blade on Spike:** Kirk Jones Stalks the Night as TV's Latest Vampire Slayer
* **Eureka!:** SCI-FI Settles a Small Town with a Big Bunch of Geniuses
* **Battlestar Mechanic:** Nicki Clyne Finds Challenges on *Galactica*
* **The James Bama Look:** Here's a Showcase for a Legendary Artist
* **At Zoom Academy:** They're Still Training the Next Generation of Superheroes
* **With Universal Remote:** Director Frank Coraci Hits Slo-Mo to Discuss Making *Click*
* **When Superman Returns:** Dan Harris & Mike Dougherty Scripted This Man of Steel
* **I'm with Lex Luthor:** Parker Posey Plays the Bald Guy's Moll
* **Eva Marie Saint Speaks:** The *North by Northwest* Star is Now Superman's Mom
* **Back to Family Plot:** Alfred Hitchcock Steps Out of the Shadows on the 1975 Movie's Set
* **The Obituary of Professor X:** Patrick Stewart Explains Why He Had to "Die"
* **Briefly Psylocke:** Mei Melancon Thinks of the Psychoblaster
* **Spooky Story:** Every Neighborhood Has a *Monster House*
* **The Ant Bully:** An Incredible Shrinking Boy Learns from Them!
* **In the Barnyard:** It's Where the Animals Sing & Dance & Parasail
* **Riding in Cars:** Driving Route 66, the Pixar Team Wins Again
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 351

## Overview

* **Bobtoons**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Battlestar News:** Ron Moore Reveals Where *Galactica* is Heading Now
* **On Forbidden Planet:** STARLOG Imagines a Day on Its Set a Half-Century Ago
* **Day Breaker:** Framed for Murder, He Relives One Day Again & Again & Again
* **Companion Past:** With K-9 in Tow, Elisabeth Sladen & the Doctor Reunite
* **The Prodigal Son:** As the World Ends, Skeet Ulrich Returns to *Jericho*
* **A Barren Tomorrow:** There is No Future Without the *Children of Men*
* **Penguins on Parade:** *Mad Max*'s George Miller Gets Animated with *Happy Feet*
* **Sewer Art:** When Rats are *Flushed Away*, the Art Directors Play
* **Waters of the Fountain:** Darren Aronofsky Helms a Mind-Blowing Fantasy Film
* **Pirate & Parent:** Orlando Bloom & Stellan Skarsgård Set Sail in a Sequel
* **Robert Vaughn Speaks:** That *Man from U.N.C.L.E.* Looks Back with Candor
* **At Casino Royale:** There's a New James Bond Gambling with a License to Kill
* **Ursa's Tale:** Sarah Douglas Reflects on the Ups and Downs of Acting Evil
* **Discovering Heroes:** What Happens When Ordinary People Go Extraordinary?
* **The Mark of Callisto:** Dania Ramirez Really Enjoyed Facing Off Against Storm
* **Mutant Faces:** Here's How They Envisioned Beast, Juggernaut & Others
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 178

## Overview

* **He's Invisible Again:** Funnyman Chevy Chase Gets Serious About Disappearing
* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **Booklog**
* **Videolog**
* **Fan Network**
* **Tribute**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Amazing Colossal Baby:** Sizing Up the Situation, Rick Moranis Blows Up the Kid
* **Cool World Fantasies:** It's a Land of Cartoon Doodles & Live-Action Love
* **Shadow Chaser's Run:** Facing a Terminator Terrorist, a Reluctant Hero May Die Hard
* **Gotham Days & Nights:** From the Darkness of His Cavern, Batman Returns
* **Monster Trail:** Rutger Hauer & Kim Cattrall Pursue a Futuristic Killer
* **Raiders of the Lost Art:** If Adventure Has a Name, It's Now Young Indiana Jones
* **Starfleet on $10 a Day:** Touring *The Next Generation* Still Offers E-Ticket Fun
* **The Thing's Pal:** Robert Cornthwaite Welcomed a Visitor From Another World
* **Classified Information**
* **Super G.I. Combat:** Awakened for Battle Action, Universal Soldiers March
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 250

## Overview

* **Audiolog**
* **Medialog**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **In the Mating Game:** It's Sequel Time as the Alien *Species* Returns to Spawn
* **Commlog**
* **Fanlog**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Invasion America:** Harve Bennett Previews WB's Animated Alien Incursion
* **Images of the War:** Witness Cartoon Warfare on This Colorful Gatefold Poster
* **To the Stars...:** This Poster Launches NASA Heroes & Heroines Into Orbit
* **Race For Space:** HBO Unveils America's Trips *From the Earth to the Moon*
* **Dark Directions:** At the Helm, Stephen Hopkins Gets a Family *Lost in Space*
* **Oh, the Pain!:** Gary Oldman is Delighted to Play the Sinister Dr. Smith
* **The Future of Star Trek:** Starfleet Guru Rick Berman Offers a Few Predictions
* **David Duchovny Speaks:** He's Ready For More TV Action & the *X-Files* Movie, Too
* **Anatomy of a Merman:** Arthur Ross Dissects *Creature From the Black Lagoon*
* **Classified Information**
* **This Year's Tarzan:** Trooper Casper Van Dien Takes a Swing at the Rope
* **When Worlds Collide:** Earth's Headed For Cometary Disaster – and *Deep Impact*
* **Log Entries**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 175

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Kirk's Final Voyage:** William Shatner Looks Ahead to Other Undiscovered Countries
* **Communications**
* **Fan Network**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Klingon Grandfather:** In an Earlier Generation, Michael Dorn Defended Starfleet Honor
* **Back to the Wars:** Using the Force, Luke Skywalker Again Hits the Comics Scene
* **Uhura's Reflections:** At Center Stage, Nichelle Nichols Delivers a Showstopper
* **From the Bridge**
* **Gene Roddenberry:** Friends & Fans Celebrate His Life in the Science Fiction Universe
* **Liner Notes**
* **Second Star to the Right:** John Napier Designs a Neverland for Hook
* **Straight on 'Til Morning:** Norman Garwood Creates a Neverland for Peter Pan
* **Freejack Future:** Director Geoff Murphy Leads Body-Snatchers
* **Retired Avenger:** Patrick Macnee May Hang Up His Brolly
* **Classified Information**
* **He Killed Robin:** As Sheriff, Nickolas Grace Triumphed
* **Dinosaur Safari:** Anew, They Discover a *Land of the Lost*
Starlog Issue 248

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Audiolog**
* **Videolog**
* **Prey For Humanity:** Hungry For Ratings Survival, This Series Evolves Into Terror
* **Logtoons**
* **Commlog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Booklog**
* **Dr. Smith, I Presume:** Jonathan Harris is Still Candid About Being *Lost in Space*
* **Agent Enigma:** No Matter What His Agenda, Von Flores *Isn't* a Bad Guy
* **Cancelled Pursuits:** Steve Railsback Explains Why He'll Never Catch *The Visitor*
* **Making Sphere:** Underwater, They Create Michael Crichton's Thriller
* **Alien Inquisitor:** Posing Questions, Wayne Alexander Revisits *Babylon 5*
* **In Smoke Eternal:** Puffing Away, William B. Davis is the Cigarette-Smoking Man
* **The Traveling Man:** On the Journey, Eric Menuyk Pauses to Consider Past Treks
* **Blood Fears:** In His Fiction, James Herbert Always Enjoys Destruction
* **Classified Information**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Epic Loner:** Kevin Costner Delivers an SF Western, *The Postman*
* **Directing Resurrection:** Jean-Pierre Jeunet Did; Danny Boyle Didn't – Here's Why
* **The Big Head Reports:** Alan Caillou Has Enjoyed Life Stranger Than Science Fiction
* **Log Entries**
Starlog Issue 49

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Interview: Kurt Russell & Adrienne Barbeau:** Survivors of the Future Discuss *Escape From New York*
* **Special Effects: Part XXXVII:** Storyboarding Special Effects
* **Interview: Derek Meddings:** The Man Behind the James Bond Magic
* **In Syndication:** A Gourmet Guide to NATPE
* **Fan Scene:** Publishing a Fanzine
* **SFX Retrospective:** Creating the Impossible for James Bond
* **The Launch of the *Columbia*:** A New Space Age Begins
* **George Takei:** A Personal History: Part 2
* ***Mind Warp*:** New Planets, New Dangers From the New World
* **Raiders of the Movie Serials:** Lucas and Spielberg Pay Homage to Yesteryear's Serials
* **Classified Information**
* **George Lucas, Part 2**
* **Rumblings:** Flight of Fancy
* **Convention Calendar**
* **SF Contest**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 315

## Overview

* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Bobtoons**
* **Fanlog**
* **Future Life**
* **Gollum's Song:** Aided by CGI, Andy Serkis Brings the Creature to Life
* **Tales of Middle-Earth:** With *Two Towers* on DVD, Writer Philippa Boyens Pauses
* **Have Corset, Will Travel:** Kate Beckinsale Kicks Back as She Dances with Werewolves
* **Join the Alien Legion:** They're Getting Animated to Storm TV Sets Next Year
* **Jake 2.0 Logs On:** With Great Computer Power Comes Greater Irresponsibility
* **The Treks Not Taken:** These are the Toon Times That *Might* Have Tried Trekkers' Souls – and Patience
* **Gene Barry Speaks:** He Recalls Combat Long Past in *The War of the Worlds*
* **My Martian Memories:** Fifty Years Ago, She Helped Build a Spooky Alien Invader
* **Extraordinary Days:** Alan Moore Explains Why He Won't See Any Movies Based on His Many Acclaimed Works
* **It's Duck Dodgers!:** Cartoon Network Calls Upon Earth's Greatest SF Hero
* **For the Good Times:** Charles Dierkop Notes Acting Exploits That Gave Him True Character
* **Getting Reloaded:** Jada Pinkett Smith Entered *The Matrix* to Play the Game
* **Tombs with a View:** Director Jan De Bont Reveals What Made This Raid Different
* **Eyes Red & Ready:** James Marsden is Looking for More Mutant Action in *X3*
* **The Robot's Voice:** Dick Tufeld Spoke Up for *Lost in Space*'s Beloved "Bubble-Headed Booby"
* **Liner Notes**
* **Classified Information**