PURE GOLDER Why The Internet Is Killing SF
Dave Golder likes a deliberately hyperbolic headline, but read on and you’ll understand why he specifically says “SF” and not “Sci-Fi”
Opinion
The SFX team let you know how it really is (or how they think it is, anyway…)
PURE GOLDER John Carter Preview
SFX.co.uk’s editor was lucky enough to be invited to Disney’s special 15-minute preview of John Carter
BLOG There’s Something About Who?
Steven Ellis can’t understand what all the fuss is about. Literally
PURE GOLDER The Doctor Who Movie: Let’s Get Some Perspective
As the internet goes into meltdown, sfx.co.uk’s editor suggests something radical… maybe we should all just wait and see?
PURE GOLDER A Nagging Sense Of Digi Vu
SFX.co.uk editor Dave Golder wonders if all US sci-fantasy TV shows are buying their CG FX off the peg
Panel Bashing: Small Press A Go Go
There’s talent out there – and we want to see more
Isn’t It About Time You Gave Mirrormask Another Chance?
Lee Harris gives the case for and against Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean’s attempt to create a modern fairy tale
PURE GOLDER Is Fringe Losing Its Edge?
SFX.co.uk editor Dave Golder thinks it’s not just Peter that’s gone missing. Season four spoilers
Misfits Series Three Premiere Report
SFX were at the BFI Southbank last night for a screening of series three’s first episode, here’s what we got up to… with a sneak peek at the cover of our next issue!
SFX AWARDS For Your Consideration: Super 8
Richard Edwards explains why JJ Abrams’ Super 8 should win him your vote for Best Director
SFX AWARDS For Your Consideration: Game Of Thrones
Rob Power thinks Game Of Thrones is this year’s Best New Show – spoilerphobes beware
SFX AWARDS For Your Consideration: Iwan Rheon
Invisible Misfit Iwan Rheon is Jordan Farley’s choice for Best Actor in The SFX Awards
SFX AWARDS For Your Consideration: John Noble
SFX editor-in-chief Dave Bradley’s vote for Best Actor goes to Fringe’s John Noble – both of him
SFX AWARDS For Your Consideration: Captain America
With days left to vote in SFX Awards, the team members highlight their own personal choices. Best film? Nick Setchfield flies the flag for The First Avenger
GUEST BLOG 2011: A Pretty Good Year
Is 2011 a landmark year for Science Fiction? Director of the Arthur C Clarke Award Tom Hunter makes his case
