* That lasts long enough. Jayne Nelson examines the thin line between cliché and art form
That’s 100 women and 100 men, though the sex of some artificial lifeforms may be debatable
With Wrath Of The Titans shortly to be unleashed in cinemas, Jayne Nelson takes a look at some of the best – and worst – examples of Greek mythology to hit both small and big screens…
You know how sometimes you just don’t feel yourself? It happens a lot in sci-fi
It’s all just a little bit of history repeating in our rundown of the best never-ending days on TV and film
The Top 10 telefantasy actors we love to see putting in a special appearance, by our special guest star Jayne Nelson
With Smallville ending this Friday after 10 years, Jayne Nelson looks at the ways some other shows have called it a day
We asked you to vote for your favourite tinsel-tinged instalments of small screen sci-fi & fantasy, and here are the (occasionally surprising) results. Words by Dave Golder, Jayne Nelson, Rob Power, Will Salmon, Jordan Farley and David Bradley
Deck the halls with boughs of holly, the festive period is nearly upon us again. So tell us which were your five fave examples of yulteide sci-fi TV
The Reduced SFX Company presents season two of Xena Warrior Princess in bite-sized form
The results of all those Top 200 Characters polls we’ve been running to celebrate the 200th issue of SFX, out next week
March 2000 SFX historical note: The mag gets its first (and last) agony uncle Ask Tor Johnson Fed up with Clare Rayner? Pissed off with Miriam Stoppard? Disillusioned with Nick Fisher? You ain’t tried Tor Johnson… We’re honoured to be able to have an extra-special celebrity agony uncle this month – Tor Johnson. His performances in Ed Wood’s lofty oeuvre marked him as a performer of rare grace, poise and…
