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Spade

Unnamed Girlfriend

**Spade** is one of the main characters of the series. He's a ghost and part of the Spirit Family.

## Personality

Spade is often shown being uninterested in a lot of things, showing indifference (at first) to meeting Ziel. However, he isn't completely "mean" as he couldn't even hurt Ziel when she pet him in his wolf form, even though he really hates it and would normally hurt the person who did it. However, she seems to be the only exception to this rule as anyone else would get hurt if they do that (not that they do it anyways).

## History

As a child, Spade was very emotional and often cried. His family seemed to have problems that they didn't tell Spade. His father was addicted to gambling. But his mother thought that it was a bad influence to Spade. His father even gave him a card as a gift that represents his name; Spade.

One night, his father decided to kill his mother without him knowing. Spade, however, saw his mother getting killed. As such, he recorded his father leaving the scene with a bloody knife. He went to inspect his mother's body and left the Spade Card on the scene. After that, he called the police on his father.

The police came, saw the video and found the body. Than they arrested Spade's father, with the latter saying he will never forget what he did. The police gave Spade the card from his father, which was bloody. Than they brought Spade to an orphanage, as he no longer had any family to go to anymore.

He met Yuichiro and Akatsuki when he was at the park, since he didn't have many friends and was there crying on the ground. They soon became friends.

However, later he was adopted by a couple who lived in a different state. As such, he had to move and left Yuichiro and Akatsuki behind.

Fast forward a couple of years, he reunited with Yuichiro and Akatsuki in high school. However, it was not a happy reunion as Spade changed. He bullied Akatsuki, even though they were friends before.

However, sadly for him, he was killed by Akatsuki after the latter committed suicide at the age of 18.

## Abilities

**Shape Shifting**: As a ghost of the Spirit Family, Spade has the ability to shape shift into an animal; his being a wolf. In such form, he gains speed, strength, stamina, and anything a regular wolf would have. On most occasions, he can turn into a hybrid, possessing a human body with wolf ears and a tail.
Sasha/Relationships

## Friends

### Ziel

*"The first time I met her, I saw something inside of her I have never seen inside of anyone;* *a spark that can inspire others even in the darkest of times. I can't get violent in front of her, because as soon as I see her face, I lose the will to do anything... she manipulates me... with just her face alone..."*
Spade/Relationships

## Friends

### Ziel

*"I was indifferent. I didn't really care much about her. In fact, I considered her stupid for having a dream so... naive. IT'S NEVER GONNA HAPPEN! Than I felt myself... change around her. It all started when she saw me in my wolf form. Instead of running away or screaming... she just... pet me... I normally don't like it when people pet me, but... for some reason I felt myself freeze when I saw her face... I DON'T UNDERSTAND! With someone else, I would've bit their face off, WHY CAN'T I WHEN I LOOK AT HER FACE!?"*
Crying Child/Relationships

## Family

### Ziel

*"Oh? Mother? My, she is just the best! As it is my name. I often am very emotional and cry a lot. But mother helps me! A lot! I'm glad to be attached to her. She is basically my actual mother! A mother I... never had... Whenever I am sad... I call her mommy. And I love my mommy..."*

Crying Child really values Ziel, a lot. She even refers to Ziel as "Mother", sometimes even "Mommy" when sad. They clearly are very close and are like family.
Shiro

**Shiro** is one of Ziel's supposed servants, but she insists that they are "friends".

## Personality

Due to having a strange condition that makes him unable to talk, he communicates with people with facial expressions or his own magic.

At first, he seems to be emotionless and mute but is in fact very kindhearted to his friends and other people, specifically people like Ziel and Zero. When with these people, he is much more expressive. When with others, however, he tends to restrain his emotions.

## Trivia

* It was Ziel who taught him how to use Letter Magic so it makes it easier for him to communicate with people.
Сталкер

## Появления:

Сысрань

Сталкер - персонаж короткометражного фильма "Сысрань". Является главным протагонистом в этой киноленте.

## Биография:

О его жизни до апокалипсиса известно немногое. Он отправился служить в армии в город Сысрань, но спустя небольшое количество времени произошел Большой выплеск радиации. Его не смогли эвакуировать из города и он остался исследовать заражённую местность. Он почти всё время находится в движении, но у него всё равно есть небольшая база в кустах, где он спит и моется.

## Интересные факты:

Любимый цвет Сталкера - тёмно-зелёный, т.к. он считает его лучшим цветом для маскировки.

Любимая еда Сталкера - лапша быстрого приготовления.

У него плохая память, поэтому он рисует для себя карты, чтобы не заблудиться.
Yurihime

"AAH! You two are just PERFECT for each other!" -Yurihime in "The Party"

**Yurihime**, often just referred to as **Yuri**, is one of the supposed servants of Ziel, though they treat each other as friends, even though she ships Ziel and Dayana like there's no tomorrow. She's often just called the Yuri Shipper by most people, and is often the implacable trauma of most for her antics.

## Personality

Yurihime is best know for her love of Yuri, or Girls love, often called a freak because of it, though she doesn't seem to care. Energetic and carefree, she does whatever she really wants to, not caring for the opinions of others.

Her psychic abilities often surprise others around her. Whenever she says she's psychic, people don't believe her because of her personality. However, when she does show them, it leaves people horribly stunned. She often uses this ability for her Yuri ships (specifically Ziel X Dayana (Zayana) and Arcene X Cynthia (Carcene).

When it comes to her Yuri coupling, she takes it VERY seriously. She knows just the right people to ship together, and she also doesn't seem to mind Yaoi, at least the ship of Shiro X Zero (Sero).

## Trivia

* Her name is actually quite iconic. The first part of her name, and nickname, Yuri, is literally what she's into, and "Hime" means "Princess", In other words, it's like "Yuri Princess", which defines her pretty well.
Hyde

### Hobby

Watching live theater (especially BYTE- backyard theater ensemble) and working side jobs

## Abilities

### Weapons

Rapier

**Hyde** (ハイド) is the Devil of Greed. He is a strong Devil who often quotes Shakespeare and has a habit of killing humans once he grows bored of them.

## Personality

Hyde is self-centered and particularly emotional. After his mother's sacrifice, Hyde lost all motivation in living for himself and only chases after the shadow of his mother's desire. He has no faith in the world and would much rather bring humans to the ground to prove his own selfish belief. He is sensitive and stubborn, and he typically acts impulsively to block any suspicion on his actions. For this reason, he is regarded as being unconventional and otherwise very dangerous.

Through Ziel, it's revealed that Hyde is simple and has no aspirations for himself, he is otherwise driven by his own loneliness. He is shown to long for someone to love him, and his extravagant methods of killing humans was only a means of refusing to face this fact.

Overall, however, Hyde is extremely energetic and obnoxious with penchant to poking fun at others and tends to introduce himself and others through extravagant means. He tends to be self-serving but an otherwise positive presence. After he lost his power, he doesn't change much but becomes quite a crybaby.

## Powers and Abilities

**Transformation**: Like the other Devils, Hyde is capable of swapping between an animal form and a human form. His animal form is that of a small black-spiked hedgehog with three distinctive white spikes, he is capable of speech while in hedgehog form.

#### **Stats**

* **Physical** **Strength:**7/10
* **Tactics:**7/10
* **Spirit of** **Cooperation:**5/10
* **Mental:**1/10
* **Outward** **Appearance:**5/10
* **Acting Ability:**8/10

## Equipment

**Rapier**: Hyde is capable of creating a rapier from his scarf. He has an excellent swordsmanship, able to massacre all of 2,000 subclasses by himself.

## Trivia

* His given name is "The One and Only".
* His most precious item is a handcrafted dog tag necklace with his current name, Hyde, carved on it made by Ziel.
* He loves raw ham and cheese.
* His favorite drink is a double Espresso.
* His interests include watching live theater (especially BYTE- backyard theater ensemble) and working side jobs.
* His favorite place in Japan is Shibuya.
* He hates dry, rough skin.
* His favorite color is gold.
* His star-sign is Cancer.
* During summer, he usually wears pajamas with a comfortable texture and cute design that fits his cute self.
* During summer, he likes to eat summer-limited mango parfait and white peach sherbet.
* When asked what she thought Hyde's good points were Ziel said he has none and that all of his points are bad.
Starlog Issue 56

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Remaking Triffids:** BBC's *Triffids* Are Set to Invade U.S.
* **Zardoz Retrospective**
* **Soaring:** The Death of Solomon Short
* **Heartbeeps:** An Interview with Actor Ken McMillan
* **Fan Scene:** Being "Atmosphere" on ST–TMP
* **SF/Fantasy Art Portfolio:** Steven Vincent Johnson
* **Pull-Out Poster: Science Fiction Classics:** Number 1 – *2001: A Space Odyssey*
* **Special Effects Extra:** Ten Great FX Secrets Revealed!
* **Modern Problems:** An Interview with Ken Shapiro
* ***Triffids Revisited***
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 292

## Overview

* **Commlog**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Logtoons**
* **Regards From Hell:** Hobbit Hero Ian Holm May Be Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper
* **The Elf Princess:** Liv Tyler Enjoyed Making Movies in Middle-Earth
* **Being Harry Potter:** Young Daniel Radcliffe Finds Magic as a Student Wizard
* **Man From Planet K-Pax:** Is Prot a Visitor From Outer Space or Just Some Crazy Guy?
* **Jet Li In Duplicate:** Since He Wants to Be *The One*, He Destroyed 123 Other Selves
* **You Don't Know Jack:** He's a Timelost Samurai Facing Killer Robots in a Far-Off Future
* **Our Angel Dark:** Lovely Jessica Alba Kicks Back For More Heroic Adventures
* **Dateline: Andromeda:** Kevin Sorbo is Still in Action, But Tired of That Theme Song
* **Mutation Nation:** There's a Marvelous Team of New Mutants on the Horizon
* **Entering Smallville:** This Town is Home to the Boy of Steel, Young Superman
* **Man of Enterprise:** Saga Guru Rick Berman Offers His Take on the New *Trek*
* **Calling Special Unit 2:** Creator Evan Katz Reveals What's to Come on This Beat
* **Alienation Year:** *Roswell*'s Jason Katims Gives New Problems to His TV Teens
* **Sheena In Disney World:** Florida's Jungles are the Locale for Her Latest Exploits
* **The Next Evolution:** The SF Film Comedy Mutates Into the Animated *Alienators*
* **Jeditoons**
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 183

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Communications**
* **Fan Network**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Shores of Other Seas:** Don't Call Chad Oliver "the Anthropologist Who Writes SF"
* **Youngest Indiana Jones:** Now, Corey Carrier is Living the Adventures of a Lifetime
* **Our Man in the Sewers:** In Gotham After Midnight, Danny DeVito's the Penguin
* **Cat & Hawke:** Michelle Pfeiffer Portrays Beauties & Their Beasts
* **Legacy of Terror:** When *Batman Returns*, Chris Walken Gets Villainous
* **On Stranger Tides:** Regarding Fantasy, Tim Powers Stresses Historical Realities
* **Actor of Character:** David Ogden Stiers Looks Back on More Than "Half a Life"
* **Nights to Remember:** With Quatermass, Roy Ward Baker Ventured Elsewhere
* **Classified Information**
* **Under the Sea:** Voyaging for Irwin Allen Sometimes Scraped Bottom
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 334

## Overview

* **Bobtoons**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Wizard's Chain of Hits:** Terry Goodkind Explains the Rules of Writing Fantasy Bestsellers
* **Chewbacca Growls!:** Returning to *Star Wars*, Peter Mayhew Puts on the Hair Suit Again
* **Hear Thy Revelations:** It's the End of the World – as Televised Wednesdays on NBC
* **Welding Robots:** Chris Meledandri Reveals All the Nuts & Most of the Bolts
* **Superhero Team-Up:** Producer Ralph Winter Films Marvel Comics' *Fantastic Four* & *X-Men*
* **From There to Here:** Robbie Stamp Details How Douglas Adams' Epic Got Shot
* **Meet Hammer & Tongs:** Director Garth Jennings & Producer Nick Goldsmith Talk
* **Art (Mostly Harmless):** Production Designer Joel Collins Imagines the Universe
* **Battling Demons:** Rachel Weisz Certainly Seems Attracted to the Supernatural
* **A Charmed Rendezvous:** This Could Be Their Final Witches' Brew (Or Maybe Not)
* **New Orion Slave Girl:** Bobbie Sue Luther Reflects on the Wearing of the Green
* **Logan's Running Mate:** Heather Menzies Recalls Her Life on the Run
* **Hurley's Holiday:** On the Island of the *Lost*, Jorge Garcia Relaxes
* **The Scottish Touch:** *Stargate*'s Paul McGillion Accents the Action
* **Sands of the Sahara:** Breck Eisner Masterminds a Dirk Pitt Movie Adventure
* **After the Saint...:** Raymond Austin Directed *Space: 1999* & More
* **Liner Notes**
* **Classified Information**
Starlog Issue 313

## Overview

* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Future Life**
* **Bobtoons**
* **Tomb Raiding Again:** Angelina Jolie Prepares for New Adventure as Lara Croft
* **On a Green Rampage:** Oscar Winner Michael Lantieri Helps Hulk Smash, Crush & Destroy
* **The Look of Mystique:** Rebecca Romijn-Stamos Still Feels Blue About All That Makeup
* **He's a Hothead:** Aaron Stanford Blazes Away as Mutant Bad Boy Pyro
* **The Ice Guy:** *X-Men*'s Shawn Ashmore Cools Off By Playing Iceman
* **Terminator Breakdown:** Jonathan Mostow Directs the *Rise of the Machines*
* **Just a Kiss:** Lovely Monica Bellucci Finds New Passion in an Old Matrix
* **Neo Reloaded:** Keanu Reeves Looks Forward to More Action in *Revolutions*
* **Tumult At Titans Tower:** DC's Teen Titans Report for Duty at Cartoon Network
* **Gross, Point Blank:** *Tremors*'s Michael Gross Killed Him a Worm When He was Only 43
* **My So-Called Afterlife:** She's *Dead Like Me*, But Ellen Muth Does Enjoy All the Grim Reaping
* **Clown Fish & Chips:** After *Finding Nemo*, Will the Pixar Folks Ever Eat Sushi Again?
* **Sinbad Sails Once More:** This Time, He's Launching Into Animated Myth & Legend
* **Tom Sawyer, Adventurer:** Shane West Now Belongs to *The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen*
* **Stan Lee Speaks!:** Excelsior! The Man Details His Many Marvelous Endeavors
* **Liner Notes**
* **Classified Information**
Starlog Issue 58

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Spotlight:** New York's "Robotorium"
* **John Carpenter's *The Thing*:** A Revealing Interview with Screenwriter Bill Lancaster
* **Walker Edmiston:** Using "Voice" As A Special Effect
* ***Blade Runner*:** Screenwriters Fancher & Peoples Clear the Air
* **Futures Past:** History of the Spaceship – Part One
* ***Battlestar Galactica***
* **Pull-Out Poster: Science Fiction Classics:** Number 3 – *Battlestar Galactica*
* **The Look of *Blade Runner*:** An Interview with Visionary Designer Syd Mead
* **Soaring:** "Death Wish"
* ***Who Goes There?* – Part 1:** Beginning the Serialization of John Campbell's Spellbinding Story, the Basis for *The Thing*
* **Convention Calendar**
* **The *Antares*:** The Story of the Ship, On-Screen & Behind-the-Scenes
* **Holographic Innovations**
* ***Star Trek* Bloopers**
* **Fan Scene:** "Sing Along with Robbie"
* **Quest:** Triple Threat – Triple Treat
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 48

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Interview: Harrison Ford:** Previewing *Raiders of the Lost Ark*
* **Rumblings:** "Self Abuse is the Sincerest Kind"
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Interview: George Lucas, Part I**
* **SF Poetry: *Starlust***
* **Anniversary Section**
* **SF Poetry 2: *Return***
* **Interview: John Carpenter:** Wrapping *Escape From New York*, Plus A New Version of *The Thing*
* **Interview: Bill Mumy:** "Will Robinson" Grows Up
* **Classified Information**
* **SF-Xtra:** Creating Effects, From James Bond to *Outland*
* **Alan Brennert:** "Confessions of a Story Editor"
* **Celebrity Greetings**
* **Quest**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 31

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Space Report**
* **Interview: Ron Miller:** The Head of Disney Studios Discusses *The Black Hole* & Upcoming Film Projects
* **Rumblings:** David Gerrold's New *Star Trek* Novel
* **Convention Calendar**
* ***The Empire Strikes Back*:** Reporting On the Latest Rumors About the *Star Wars* Sequel
* ***Chekov's Enterprise* Part II:** Walter Koenig's First-Hand Account of the *Star Trek* Movie
* **Interview: Joe Bottoms:** *The Black Hole*'s Space Cowboy Speaks
* **Interplanetary Excursions, Inc.:** Port of Call: "Stickball in Stickney"
* **Pinball Art Contest Winners:** 201 Winners: One of Them Might Be You
* ***Elfspire*:** Previewing a New Epic Fantasy
* **Interview: Miklos Rozsa:** A Master Composer Talks About SF/Fantasy Film Scores
* **Classified Information**
* **Special Effects: Part XXV:** Celebrating the Anniversary of Disney's *20,000 Leagues Under the Sea*
* **Visions:** Artificial Intelligence: The *Colossus* Trilogy
* **Lastword**
Third Eye

Agility

Telekinesis

**Third Eye** is a demon and an Antagonist in *What Happened After Dawn*.

## Personality

At first, Third Eye was depicted as being like most demons: evil. He may have first been seen as a psychopath, but he has committed some nice acts, particularly in regards to Ziel. He was kind enough to give her a new name, though it first started out as more of a nickname, due to her disliking her name since it belongs to a very cruel and vicious demon. He chose it because the name means "Goal" in German, likely a reference to Ziel's goal for world peace.

## Relationships

*Main Article*: *Third Eye/Relationships*

## Quotes

* *"I promise I will not let anyone lay a finger on you."* (To Ziel)

* *"Hey! Ziel's crying! Stop!"*
* *"I... I love her more than she could think. My love for her is infinite until I die."* (To Dayana, about Ziel)
* *"When I started to love you, I realized that I have never loved anyone like this before."* (To himself, about Ziel)
* *"She stole my heart...in a flash. Yes. I recognize her eyes. The first woman...I ever wanted..."* (To himself, about Ziel)
* *"The cutest thing about her? Her eyes. They radiate this powerful enigma of confidence I've never felt before with anyone else."* (To Dayana, about Ziel)
* *"People protect what they love..."* (Monologue about Ziel)
* *"Remember me when you look at the moon."* (To Ziel)
* *"Bad guys aren't so bad... when they have something to protect..."* (Monologue about Ziel)
* *"Don't worry... I'll protect you with my life..."* (To Ziel)
* *"If you want to risk your life to protect something, I'll risk mine to protect it too..."* (To Ziel)
* *"Do not touch Ziel. I'll kill you."* (About Ziel, to Alcastor)
* *"Please forgive me for having fallen in love with you..."* (Monologue, about Ziel)
* *"Why do you look at me like that?"* (To Ziel)
* *"If you want to kill me, detest me, hate me! And live in an unsightly way."* (To Ziel)
* *"It's much better when you're smiling..."* (To Ziel)
* *"You're really cute..."* (To Ziel)
* *"Even I am disgusted with myself."*
* *"...Can I hold your hand?"* (To Ziel)
* *"It wasn't a joke."* (To Ziel, after she took his confession the wrong way)
* *"To you, everyone's a good person, except yourself."* (To Ziel)
* *"If you disappear from my life, I'll have no reason to live... so please, live for me."* (To Ziel)
* *"Seeing you smile makes me smile."* (To Ziel)
* *"Everything inside is on fire when I'm with you..."* (Monologue about Ziel)
* *"She kissed me. She kissed the devil. Only a beautiful soul like hers would kiss the damned."* (About Ziel)
* *"She;s the type who properly chews her food. On average, she chews 18 times for a rolled omelet, 27 times for a piece of meat, 22 times for a piece of cake, and 35 times for rice before she swallows her food."* (About Ziel)

### About Third Eye

* *"...and suddenly the monster in him falls silent as he rests his head on her lap."* (Emily about Third Eye)
* *"He set fire to the world around him, but never let a single flame touch her..."*
Starlog Issue 355

## Overview

* **Bobtoons**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Secrets of Torchwood:** Creator Russell T. Davies Reveals His TV Show's Origins
* **Enter Painkiller Jane:** Joe Quesada & Jimmy Palmiotti's Heroine Goes TV
* **The List of Heroes:** Sendhil Ramamurthy Looks for Extraordinary People
* **Lessons from Jericho:** Sprague Grayden Faces New Teaching Challenges
* **Blake, the Doctor & Me:** British SF Vet David Maloney Recalled His Life in Television
* **The Ghost in Bronze:** Ryerson Johnson Sent Doc Savage to *The Land of Always-Night*
* **Cowabunga, Dudes!:** Kevin Munroe Unchains *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*
* **Last of the Spartans:** Filmmaker Zack Snyder Chronicles the Days of *300*
* **Touring Terabithia:** AnnaSophia Robb Guides Audiences to Fantasy Worlds
* **Mimsy Were the Borogoves:** The Story Inspires a Moving Picture, *The Last Mimzy*
* **Renée Zellweger Speaks:** She Urges One & All to See Her Bioflick Tale of *Miss Potter*
* **First Female in Fear:** Pioneering Genre Scribe Pat Fiedler Knows What Scares Us
* **S.H.I.E.L.D. Report:** Andre Ware Speaks Up as the Ultimate Animated Nick Fury
* **Making Spider-Man 3:** The Producing Troika Preview an Epic Marvel Movie
* **Meet the Robinsons:** This Toon Family of the Future Hosts Today's Lost Orphan
* **Of Gods and Men:** The Latest Internet *Star Trek* Celebrates 40 Years of Fiction
Starlog Issue 264

## Overview

* **Commlog**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Videolog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Logtoons**
* **Forbidden Doctor:** Warren Stevens Rememberers Life on *Forbidden Planet*
* **Inside the Menace:** Producer Rick McCallum Chronicles the *Star Wars*
* **Let's Get Shagadelic:** It's Austin Powers, Baby, Out to Battle the Sinister Dr. Evil
* **Art of the Apeman:** See Tarzan Leap Into Amazing Action on This Gatefold Poster
* **Directors of the Apes:** Kevin Lima & Chris Buck are Animating the Jungle Legend
* **The Writing of the West:** It was Wild for Scribes Jeffrey Price & Peter S. Seaman
* **Your Favorite Ferengi:** Armin Shimerman Closes Quark's for the Millennium
* **Captain of the Crusade:** Gary Cole is at the Helm of the *Babylon 5* Spin-Off Series
* **Defending Unrealities:** Jude Law Questions His Latest SF Film's Latest *eXistenZ*
* **Judas of the Matrix:** With a Smile, Joe Pantoliano Tastes the Steak of Fame
* **From the Bridge**
* **Classified Information**
* **Log Entries**
Starlog Issue 133

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Pilot's Loss
* **Medialog**
* ***War of the Worlds* Weekly:** Martians Return! Film at 11!
* **Sizzling in *Outer Heat*:** Producer Gale Ann Hurd Delivers a Distinctive Brand of SF Exploit
* **The Genre Crescendo:** For Composer Jerry Goldsmith, the Theme is Science Fiction
* **Tea & Empathy:** Marina Sirtis Feels Uneasy About Life & Death in *The Next Generation*
* **Chronicles of C.J. Cherryh:** Her Quest as a Writer Began with Tales of Flash Gordon
* **Willow's Wild Wanderings:** Warwick Davis Offers a Lesson in Fantasy Geography
* **Fan Network**
* **Walk Like a Toon...:** Almost Animated, Bob Hoskins Investigates *Who Framed Roger Rabbit?*
* **Jane Badler Changes Lanes:** No Longer Just a Visitor, She Settles Down in Hollywood
* **Videolog:** Disney Does Discount
* **Where the Wylies Are:** Patrick Culliton Ponders the Questions of *Starman*
* **Some Call Him Father:** In an Underground World, Roy Dotrice Plays Mentor to *Beauty & the Beast*
* **Guests of *Trek***
* **Short Circuited Again:** Never Work with Kids, Animals or Robots? Number 5's Co-Stars Explain Why
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes:** In Non-Sequitur Country
Scar

Zero

**Scar**, known often as **"One-Eye"**, sometimes referred to as the **"One-Eyed Killer"** or **"One-Eyed Demon"**,is one of the supposed "servant" of Ziel, thought Ziel insists that Scar is her "friend".

## Appearance

Scar is a fairly tall woman, being almost as tall as Imuko. She has a scar on her right eye from an incident as a child, which caused her pretty noticeable nickname by Ziel. It is likely that she still has an eye underneath her scarred eye, which she normally keeps close.

## Personality

Scar is known for being short-tempered, ill-mannered, and foul-mouthed. She both verbally and physically abuses anyone who disobeys hers or Ziel's commands. She says she owes Ziel a lot because she was the one who saved Scar from a "never ending nightmare".

The only times she is shown smiling is either during battles or when interacting with her master, Ziel.

Because she was orphaned at a young age, Scar believes in loyalty to one's family deeply. Thus, she deeply cares and respects her master despite not being blood-related.
Starlog Issue 217

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Videolog**
* **Audiolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Communications**
* **Fanlog**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Robin Forever:** Heroically, Chris O'Donnell Assumes the Role of a Lifetime
* **In the Fold:** Star Command Cadets Get a True Taste of Space
* **Wizard of Gorillas:** Frank Marshall Conjures Up the Magicks of *Congo*
* **Houston, We Have a Problem:** Ron Howard Embarks on the *Apollo 13* Mission
* **Chief Justice:** Enforcing the Law of Dredd is Danny Cannon's Mission
* **Breeding Alien Horror:** Roger Donaldson Unleashes a Very Deadly *Species*
* **The Producer From Outer Space:** William Alland Deserves Credit for Lotsa Alien Visitors
* **Classified Information**
* **A Splash of Wetwork:** There's Action on Skis in the Oceans of *Waterworld*
* **Beyond the Limits:** Joseph Stefano & Leonard Nimoy Regain Control
* **The Stuff of Legend:** Michael Piller Goes West to Create Dime Novels' Hero
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 124

## Overview

* **From the Bridge:** Gene Roddenberry, Miracle Worker
* **Communications:** Martin Caidin Challenged
* **Medialog**
* **The Trouble with Golden Ages:** L. Sprague de Camp Celebrates 50 Years Writing SF & Fantasy
* **Fan Network:** Saavik, T'Pau & Pee-wee Herman
* **Gerry Anderson's Reign of *Terrahawks*:** This Batch of Puppet Heroes May Have Lost Their Battle Against Alien Invaders
* **Adventures of a Superman Director:** Hollywood Veteran Lee Sholem Remembers George Reeves' Flight
* **Like Father Like Son – Likely Story?:** A Mind Exchange Between Dudley Moore & Kirk Cameron Marks the Return of "Turnabout"-Style Farce
* **Samuel Peeples:** He Wrote the Pilot Script That Sold *Star Trek*
* **James Goldstone:** This *Trek* Director is Going Ahead Boldly with *Earth Star Voyager*
* **Gary Lockwood:** After He Was Kirk's Best Friend, This Actor Took the Ultimate Trip in *2001: A Space Odyssey*
* **Visiting *The Next Generation*:** In the Far-off Future, There's a New Crew of Heroes to Soar in a New *Enterprise*
* **Courtney Cox – Maiden to *Misfits* & *Masters*:** She's the High School Heroine of *Masters of the Universe*
* **Holy Sidekick, Batman! It's Burt Ward:** The One-Time Boy Wonder Looks Back at the Days of Capes and Long Underwear
* **Jami Gertz's Sweet Vampire:** As the Only Girl Among *The Lost Boys* & *Solarbabies*, This Actress Just Wants Something to Do
* **Vernon Wells' *Road Warrior* Curse:** As Wez, He Dueled Mad Max; as Igoe, He Shrunk His Big Badness Down to *Innerspace* Size
* **Kevin McCarthy's *Innerspace* Invasion:** Was the Nasty Guy in Joe Dante's Latest the Real McCarthy or an Evil Pod Twin? You Decide
* **From Russia with Lies:** If Jeroen Krabbe Couldn't Be James Bond, He Wanted to Knock *The Living Daylights* Out of 007
* **Videolog**
* **Welcome to a *World Gone Wild*:** There's Water, Water Nowhere in This Post-apocalyptic Western About Guns & Books
* **Classified Information**
* **Haunted Days, Starless Nights:** "Whatdunnit?" is the Question in *Nightflyers*, an Eerie Outer Space Murder Mystery
* **Harry Sullivan's Travels:** A Final Interview with Ian Marter, Companion of *Dr. Who*
* **Into the Unknown & *One Step Beyond*:** Host/Director John Newland Examines His Psychic TV Accounts
* ***One Step Beyond* TV Episode Guide:** A Complete Index to the Supernatural Series
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 16

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction
* **Star Trek Report:** A Fan News Column by Susan Sackett
* **Alan Dean Foster: Star on the Rise:** Exclusive Interview With One of Today's Hottest SF Authors
* **"Body Snatchers" Strike Again:** An Interview with Phillip Kaufman, Director of the New "Invasion".
* **The Films of Bert I. Gordon:** Puppet People, Giant Insects, Rampaging Dinosaurs and the End of the World: Gordon Has Done It All.
* ***Fantastic Voyage* Revisited:** Looking Back At One of the Most Incredible Journeys Ever Undertaken in an SF Film
* **Celebrating Space:** A Stunning Collection of Commemorative Stamps from Around the World
* **Buck Rogers: The Ships You *Won't* See on TV:** Space Artist Bob McCall's Pre-production Designs for Buck's 25th Century Spacecraft
* ***The Invaders*:** The Full Story of This Early Video Invasion with a Complete Episode Guide
* **The Red River:** From CBS-TV's Awesome Series, *The Body Human*
* **State of the Art:** A Column by David Gerrold
* **Special Effects – Part XI:** Supermarionation – An In-Depth Look at Gerry Anderson's SF-Puppet Empire
* **Future Conventions**
* **Solar Power Satellites:** Two Proposed Orbital Systems for Utilizing the Clean, Limitless Energy of the Sun
* **Interplanetary Excursions, Inc.:** Port of Call: The Incredible Shrinking Planet
* **Classified Information**
* **Visions:** The Invisible Visions of *Star Wars*
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 245

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Videolog**
* **Audiolog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Commlog**
* **Mythic Moments:** Rob Tapert Chronicles Life With Xena & Hercules
* **Tight Genes:** They're Manipulating Your Destiny as Part of *Gattaca*
* **War Correspondent:** Ed Neumeier Adapts Robert Heinlein's Classic SF Novel
* **Dreams of Warfare:** Paul Verhoeven Dispatches *Starship Troopers* Into Combat
* **Between Earth & Alien:** Walking the Edge of Loyalty is Kevin Kilner's Only Agenda
* **NightMan Unmasked:** Heroic Matt McColm Knows What You've Been Thinking
* **Television's Timecop:** Skipping Through History, T.W. King Enforces the Law
* **Stargate Scholar:** Michael Shanks is the Hero Least Likely to Take Action
* **Keeper of Conan:** Former Cop Burton Armus Writes to a Cimmerian Beat
* **Hong Kong Heroine:** When *Tomorrow Never Dies*, Michelle Yeoh Leaps to Kill
* **Man of Menace:** Alien Bounty Hunter Brian Thompson Reveals the Truth
* **From the Bridge**
* **Classified Information**
* **Log Entries**
Starlog Issue 171

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Videolog**
* **Communications**
* **Fan Network**
* **Booklog**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Brent Spiner Speaks:** Finally, Briefly, the Actor Reveals a Few Bits of Data
* **Excellent Comics:** Bill & Ted Find Awesome Adventure. Guess Where
* **Father of Berserkers:** Unstoppable Fred Saberhagen Still Writes of an SF Universe
* **Memoirs of Invisibility:** John Carpenter Helps Make Chevy Chase Disappear
* **Hall of the Fisher King:** Filmmaker Terry Gilliam Adds Fantastic to Manhattan Reality
* **Getting Terminated:** They Sat Down to Write of a Boy and His Terminator
* **Marking Gideon:** With Death, George F. Slavin Solved a Population Explosion
* **Time Tunnel Chronicles:** Rewriting History, They Added Aliens in Creative Desperation
* **Classified Information**
* **Sea-Shore Leave:** Starfleet Dispatches Its Finest For a Trek Through Sand & Surf
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 353

## Overview

* **Bobtoons**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Future Life**
* **His Heroic Worlds:** Philip José Farmer Weaves Myths of Real Imagination
* **Living Exhibits:** Director Shawn Levy Curates This *Night at the Museum*
* **Sidekick No More:** Noel Clarke Found New Adventure with the Doctor
* **Who Shot Who:** These British TV Directors Have Steered the TARDIS
* **Ali Larter Reflects:** Making *Heroes*, She Sees Two Faces in the Mirror
* **Magical Mysteries:** Author(ity) Jim Butcher Declassifies *The Dresden Files*
* **Captain Sulu Strikes!:** George Takei Logs in About His Latest *Star Trek*s
* **Of Pan's Labyrinth:** *Hellboy*'s Guillermo del Toro Directs a Fantasy Masterpiece
* **Bobtoons**
* **Greatest American Hero:** Believe It or Not, William Katt Wasn't Fond of the Flights
* **Last Spartan Standing:** Now It's Up to David Wenham to Tell the Heroic Story
* **Travels in Avalon:** Merlin Biographer T.A. Barron Conjures Up Other Fantasies
* **Among Oompa-Loompas:** Deep Roy Views the High Times of His Career
* **Dr. Loveless & Me:** Richard Kiel Recalls Walking Tall in *The Wild Wild West*
* **New in Bondage:** Daniel Craig Makes a Killing as 007 in *Casino Royale*
* **Forming Things Unknown:** Joseph Stefano Charts *The Outer Limits*. Please Stand By!
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 274

## Overview

* **Commlog**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **The Red Odyssey:** Three Heroic Astronauts Report on a *Mission to Mars*
* **John Travolta Speaks:** Acting Alien & Evil, He Makes *Battlefield Earth* At Last
* **Tuning In Frequency:** Toby Emmerich Scripts a Time Travel Tale Without the Travel
* **Welcome, Strangers:** Now Here's a Truly Bizarre British SF Comedy Series
* **Strange Views:** Take a Behind the Scenes Trip to This Strangerers New World
* **Defining Yodanyms:** Looking Up These Terms is a Phantom Menace in Itself
* **Beyond Discworld:** Terry Pratchett is Fantasy's Funniest Bestselling Writer
* **Timely Heroine:** Every *Seven Days*, Justina Vail Reveals an Altered Character
* **A Touch of Cordelia:** Charisma Carpenter Has Visions of Working with Angel
* **Babylon Candor:** Once Again, Claudia Christian Bares All About Life & Career
* **Still On the Quest:** Decades Later, Tim Matheson Still Acts & Directs as Well
* **Holy Man:** Keith David Could Be the Voice of the SF Universe
* **One Mad Day:** Kevin J. O'Connor Wants You to Know He Isn't *Really* Crazy
* **The Normal Guy:** Among *The Others*, John Billingsley is, Well, Powerless
* **He Yearns For Adonais:** Michael Forest Recalls Golden Days as the God Apollo
* **Classified Information**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Log Entries**
Starlog Issue 236

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Toonlog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Audiolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Loglines**
* **Commlog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Logtoons**
* **Tarzan Lives Again:** This Time, Joe Lara Swings Through Jungles & Lost Cities
* **Warrior Sidekick:** Renee O'Connor Walks Into Adventure Alongside Xena
* **Voices of the Wars:** Twenty Years Later, They Remember the *Star Wars* Saga
* **Mark Hamill Speaks:** Armed With a Lightsaber, He Writes Comics & Voices Toon Heroes & Villains
* **A Newer Hope:** George Lucas Makes the Trilogy He *Always* Wanted to See
* **Being Threepio:** Anthony Daniels Explains Why He Likes That Golden Droid
* **Images of the Wars:** Gatefold Pin-Ups of the Rebel Heroes & Darth Vader, Too
* **Life With Mole People:** As Cynthia Patrick Recalls, It Can Get Weird Underground
* **From the Bridge**
* **Classified Information**
* **The Borg Queen Rules:** Seductively Evil, Alice Krige Offers Great Temptations to the Android Officer Data
* **Building a Better Borg:** It's Easy When You Know How to Unite Man & Machine
* **Inside Dante's Peak:** When This Volcano Erupts, Roger Donaldson Directs
* **Outside the Volcano:** When Lava Flows in L.A., It Takes a Right Onto Wilshire Boulevard
* **Loglines**
Starlog Issue 128

## Overview

* **From the Bridge:** Funding Space Exploration
* **Communications**
* **Medialog:** The SF-TV You Didn't See
* **Re-Opening *Ray Bradbury Theater*:** The Man in the Wonderful Ice Cream Suit Serves Vintage Dandelion Wine
* **The Education of Q:** John de Lancie Tests His Powers. He's Not Just a Godlike Alien
* **One Cunning Klingon?:** That's the Trouble with William Campbell, the "Squire of Gothos"
* **Videolog**
* **I, Robocop:** Is He Man or Machine? Peter Weller Cops a Plea
* **Walter Koenig Writes:** On Leave From *Star Trek*, He's Devoted to Novels & Screenplays
* **The Book of Avon:** Paul Darrow Takes Pen in Hand to Chronicle *Blake's 7* Exploits
* **Alfred Bester: All His Best:** This Legendary SF Author Crafted *The Demolished Man* & *The Stars, My Destination*
* **Ron Perlman, Beauty's Beast:** Haunting the Urban Underground, He's a Prince Charming in Dark Cape & Lion Mane
* **Fan Network:** Robotech Clubs
* **James Earl Jones, Darth Vader's Voice:** From *Strangelove* to *Star Wars*, a Great American Actor Comments on His Career
* **David Prowse, the Man Behind the Mask:** He's Philosophical About His Days on the Dark Side of Force
* **Running...with Arnie:** It's an Exercise in Intelligence When Keith Barish Makes New Genre Moves
* **Tribute**
* **The Black Sheep of *Dr. Who*:** His Mission Was to Terminate a Time Lord, But Mark Strickson Had Second Thoughts
* **Recharging *Captain Power*:** The Metal Wars Are Over, But For These TV Heroes, the Battle Has Only Begun
* **Classified Information**
* **More Medialog:** William Gibson Writes *ALIEN III*
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 161

## Overview

* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **A Valkenvania Vacation:** Dan Aykroyd Discovers Another Not-So-Nice Place to Visit
* **Videolog**
* **Fish in the Percolator:** Once Eraserhead, Jack Nance Cuts Baits on *Twin Peaks*
* **Klingon in Love:** Under the Alien Makeup, Suzie Plakson Fights Back
* **Death of the Beast:** Had Matters Gone Differently, It's Vincent Who Would Have Died
* **Had Clement Teaches:** He Has a Mission of Some Gravity in the Hard Science Fiction Field
* **Dreams & Nightmares:** For Bruce Joel Rubin, They're the Sure Things of the Fantastic
* **Fan Network**
* **Predator vs. Angelenos:** California Quakes as the Alien Finds a Happier Hunting Ground
* **Shop Talk:** As the Hunt Continues, Stephen Hopkins Directs
* **Passing the Buck:** Yet Again, Buck Rogers Awakens in a Brand New 25th Century
* **Alias Darkman:** Liam Neeson Sheds Some Light on Fantasy's Latest Phantom
* **Mother to Vulcans:** Beyond *Lost Horizon*, Jane Wyatt Finds a Son Named Spock
* **Tribute**
* **Classified Information**
* **Tales of Sherwood Forest:** Legends of Robin Hood Unfold in the TV Fantasy Adventure
* **From the Bridge**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 237

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Toonlog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Audiolog**
* **Life With Data:** Brent Spiner Makes Contact With a New Film Future
* **Videolog**
* **Commlog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Booklog**
* **From the Bridge**
* **George Lucas Speaks:** He Explains Why He Revised the Classic *Star Wars* Saga
* **Warrior Princess:** Wielding a Blade, Lucy Lawless Prepares For More Adventure
* **Buffy & the Aliens:** It's Up to Writer/Producer Joss Whedon to Resurrect 'em
* **Collision Course:** David Cronenberg Arranges a *Crash* Between Sex & Cars
* **Immortal Sidekick:** *Highlander*'s Stan Kirsch Knows There Can Be Only One
* **Fear's Accomplice:** *The X-Files*'s Mark Snow Scores This Music of the Fears
* **Science Fiction Lite:** *The Warrior of Waverly Street* Indulges In Cyberteen Action
* **Classified Information**
* **Cinematic Relics:** Director Peter Hyams Loves Frightening Moviegoers
* **Death of a Nation:** The Case For Newcomers & Humans May Soon Be Closed
* **Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy:** Now, Andrew Robinson is Directing on *Deep Space Nine*
* **Underneath Dark Skies:** Eric Close Finds a Conspiracy Lurking Behind Every Shadow
* **Log Entries**
Starlog Issue 311

## Overview

* **Commlog**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fanlog**
* **Bobtoons**
* **Future Life**
* **Sweet In Smallville:** Allison Mack Has Lost Her Heart to the Teen of Steel
* **Faces of the Trek:** Michael Westmore Continues Making Aliens Both New & Old
* **Stargate & Beyond:** Amanda Tapping is Glad to Be Back Exploring Other Worlds
* **On Board the Nautilus:** Richard Fleischer Again Sails *20,000 Leagues Under the Sea*
* **The Matrix Reloaded:** Another Adventure Unspools in a Cinematic Cyberuniverse
* **Twin Ghosts:** Neil & Adrian Rayment Double the Trouble for Neo & Friends
* **Defining the Animatrix:** The Anthology's Filmmakers Explain Their *Anime* Exploits
* **Bryan Singer Directs:** He's Preparing More Movie Mutant Warfare with *X-Men 2*
* **In Infinity Concerto:** It's Time Now to Collect the Many Stories of Greg Bear
* **La Femme Vampirita:** Peta Wilson Gets Her Teeth Into an Extraordinary Role
* **Werewolf? There Wolf!:** Laughing, Gary Clarke Recalls Just *How to Make a Monster*
* **Robin Unmasked:** Fifty Years Ago, John Duncan was Batman's Serial Sidekick
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 290

## Overview

* **Future Life**
* **Loglines**
* **Commlog**
* **Medialog**
* **Sci-Fi TV**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Logtoons**
* **Fanlog**
* **Widow of the Apes:** Natalie Trundy Knew Groucho Marx, Mother Teresa & Apes
* **Her Simian Smile:** Lisa Marie Went Ape Making Tim Burton's Re-Imagining
* **Paging Genghis Khan:** Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa Finds the Natural Balance in Acting
* **Just a Gigolo Joe:** Love Machine Jude Law Sings His Way Into Your Heart
* **All But Human:** *A.I.*'s Haley Joel Osment Only Wants to Be a Real Boy
* **On the Toon Body Beat:** Inside Bill Murray, Osmosis Jones Tracks a Villainous Virus
* **John Carpenter Speaks:** The Director Explains Why the *Ghosts of Mars* Still Haunt Him
* **Ice Cube Cool:** Rapping Softly & Carrying a Big Gun, He Battles Martians
* **Self Analysis:** William Self Faced *The Thing From Another World* Long Ago
* **Téa Time:** Lovely Téa Leoni Enjoyed Her Fearful Visit to *Jurassic Park*
* **Virtual Heroine:** Ming-Na is the Spirit Within *Final Fantasy*'s Dr. Aki Ross
* **Of Infinite Worlds:** Now It's Time for the Secret Adventures of H.G. Wells
* **The Green Goddess:** In Jabba's Lair, Femi Taylor Danced for the Hutt
* **Caped Crusader:** Holy DVD! Adam West Recalls Lensing His *Batman* Movie
* **Last Woman On Earth:** A Half-Century Ago, Susan Douglas was One of *Five*
* **Classified Information**
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 35

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **The *Black Hole* Robots:** An Interview with Designer George McGinnis
* **Bruce Lansbury:** A Revealing Interview with the Producer of *Buck Rogers*
* **Rumblings:** "They Left Out the Magic"
* ***Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea*:** From Feature Film to Syndication
* **Space Report:** The Mysterious Unknown Force – Part 2
* ***The Empire Strikes Back*:** Brian Johnson Discusses SFX Techniques
* ***Empire* Color Pin-Up Section**
* **The *Empire* vs. Lando:** Billy Dee Williams Talks About His Role in the Continuing Adventures of Luke Skywalker
* **Update: *Star Wars* Fan Club**
* **Quest:** "Illustration Plus"
* **Universal 1980:** Previewing the Studio's Upcoming SF Productions
* **Future Conventions**
* **Star Blazers:** Animated SF Phenomenon
* ***Battle Beyond the Stars*:** An Interview with Director Jimmy Murakami
* **Special Effects: Part XXVIII:** Fran Evans – The (Model) Making of *1941*
* **Classified Information**
* **Visions:** The Visual Art of William Cameron Menzies
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 265

## Overview

* **Commlog**
* **Loglines**
* **Medialog**
* **Booklog**
* **Gamelog**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Fanlog**
* **Gonzo Aliens:** His Secret Origin Revealed! Are There *Muppets From Space*?
* **Shark Appetizers:** Swim the *Deep Blue Sea* and Get Eaten for Entertainment
* **George Lucas Speaks:** The Mythmaker Defends *The Phantom Menace*
* **The Jedi Kid:** Jake Lloyd Truly Believes Darth Vader is a Good Guy
* **Jedi Messiah:** With Lightsaber in Hand, Liam Neeson Enters the *Star Wars*
* **Art of the Menace:** Use the Force to Unfold This Poster of Designs & Sketches
* **Illustrations of Iron:** Meet an Animated Boy and His Robot Friend, *The Iron Giant*
* **This Year's Tarzan:** Tony Goldwyn Swings Into Disney's Cartoon Jungle
* **Wild Wild History:** Look Back at 104 Nights of Great Television Adventure
* **Daredevil Directions:** Barry Sonnenfeld Brings *Wild Wild West* to the Big Screen
* **Final Diagnosis:** Alexander Siddig Bids Farewell to *Deep Space Nine*
* **The Plague Doctor:** On *Crusade*, Marjean Holden Searches for a Cure
* **Back to Combat:** Universal Soldier Jean-Claude Van Damme Fights Again
* **It's Young Hercules:** Ryan Gosling Chronicles His Many Television Labors
* **Mysterious Origins:** Comic Genius Bob Burden Created the *Mystery Men*
* **Secret Agent Guy:** It's Mike Myers, Baby, Finding Action as Austin Powers
* **Classified Information**
* **Log Entries**
Starlog Issue 240

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Videolog**
* **Audiolog**
* **John Rhys-Davies Talks:** He Explains Why He Ended His Travels with the Sliders
* **As Alien Voices Whisper:** John de Lancie Reveals How the Audio Trek Began
* **Fanlog**
* **Commlog**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Dark Designs:** Barbara Ling Fashions a Gotham City Dressed In Ice
* **Art of Batman & Robin:** Take a Fold-Out Gallery Tour of All Those Wonderful Toys
* **Dark Knight Director:** Once Again Joel Schumacher Crafts Batman's Exploits
* **A Walk In Jurassic Park:** Stan Winston & Dennis Muren Breed Better Dinosaurs
* **Making Contact:** Carl Sagan's Novel Encounter Becomes a Provocative Film
* **Men In Black:** According to Ed Solomon, They're Here to Protect Us
* **Booklog**
* **Classified Information**
* **Han Solo's Adventures:** Novelist Ann Crispin Puts the Star Warrior Back Into Action
* **Truth & Consequences:** Howard Gordon Often Takes His Time Scripting *The X-Files*
* **The Gospel of Hercules:** Disney Animates a Musical, Mythological Masterwork
* **Log Entries**
Starlog Issue 136

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications**
* **Medialog**
* **Detour to *Twilight Zone*:** Booked for Further Exploration, the TV Classic Returns – Again
* **Whalesongs & Whatnots:** It's *Child's Play* When Catherine Hicks Faces a Living Doll
* **Fan Network**
* **Director of *The Next Generation*:** Young But Prolific, Rob Bowman is Frequently in Command
* **With *Mac & Me*:** For One Boy in a Wheelchair, a Small E.T. is a Swell Pal
* **The Streets of Sam Francisco:** To Pound a Police Beat, Mandy Patinkin Undergoes *Alien Nation*
* **Trading Post**
* **John Carpenter vs. Alien Entrepreneurs:** When the Battle Ends, Does He Survive? Or Do *They Live*?
* **Videolog**
* **Classified Information**
* **Star Trek: The Lost Generation:** Once Upon a Time, Kirk & Crew Headed for New TV Adventures
* **Tarzan's Greatest Challenges:** Elephants Wept in Jock Mahoney's Celluloid Jungle
* **Analyzing *Terminator*:** Replaying the Past is a Game of the Far Future
* **Guide to the Lost Voyages:** The Unfilmed Missions Offer an Alternate World of Enterprise
* ***Jake's Journey* Begins:** As a Knight to Remember, Graham Chapman Jousts for Jests
* **Golden Promise of the Green Hand:** Could Jerry Sohl, Richard Matheson, Theodore Sturgeon & George Clayton Johnson Change the Face of SF-TV?
* **Liner Notes**