IN THIS 100-PAGE ISSUE OF STARBURST:

Star Trek: Voyager
• With journey's end in sight as the seventh and final season comes to British screens, Kate Mulgrew reveals her feelings about saying goodbye to her coffee-loving, Borg-mothering big-haired alter-ego, Captain Kathryn Janeway. Excerpts online

Shadow of the Vampire
• After Gods and Monsters, another horror classic spawns an oblique bio-pic - the undead tale of Murnau's Nosferatu... Director E Elias Merhige shines the cold light of day on his tale

Sheena: Queen of the Jungle
• Tarzan's shapely rival returns in the comely form of Baywatch's Gena Lee Nolin… Producer Stephen Schwarz reveals what occurs when she gets all animal

Stargate SG-1
• As duty year 4 continues, Amanda Tapping, Don S Davis and Teryl Rothery, alias Maj. Carter, Gen. Hammond and Dr Fraiser report to Ian Calcutt for debriefing.
• Plus our episode guide to Season 2!

2001 and All That
• Remember how the Moon got blown out of orbit in 1999? The Cyberman invasion of 1986? And the Mars landing of 1972? We recall all those science fiction events which somehow never happened….

Ray Harryhausen
• Forget Wallace and Gromit - if you want real stop-motion thrills you need the skeleton warriors of Jason and the Argonauts - one of the many Ray Harryhausen creations recalled in this seven-page retrospective

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Alex Cox interview
As the maverick director's adaptation of magic realist tale Death and the Compass comes to DVD, he reveals exactly why he'd never want to work in Hollywood - in withering detail…

 Things to Come
The Men in Black return to beat the actors' strike; Star Trek pops up on TNT and the Romulans muscle in on Star Trek X; Kirsten Dunst falls for Spiderman and David Twohy shakes a Demon's Glass for his follow-up to Pitch Black…

PLUS: Two free photo-prints of the X-Files' current stars and creator

 Reviews
In this month's 35-page section:

We take a pick of the latest SF titles from our Bookshelf, as well as recent additions to the Video and DVD File. Plus definitive selections in our Soundtrack, Cybertech and Toys sections.

Online reviews include Supernova on DVD and Stir of Echoes on VHS

 Alan Jones delivers the verdict on the first UK genre releases of 2001 in this month's Movie Reviews:

• Lost Souls
• Red Planet
• Unbreakable

 TV View: Ian Spelling on Dark Angel, Frank Herbert's Dune and a resurgent X-Files

 It's Only A Movie! HAL takes control of the column with some advice on avoiding human error…

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