Issue #73 • ships from Oct 17 2002
News-stand Price • UK £3.40 / US $5.99

In Smallville the winds of change are blowing in the Meteor Capital of America, as stars Michael Rosenbaum and Sam Jones III reveal…

• Things are going to get heated for Luthor as he puts the sex into Lex…

Smallville
• Discover why actor Pete Ross is going to be more involved in the plot of the series as, after a year in the dark along with everyone else, he discovers Clark’s out-of-this-world secret…

Angel
• Gunn’s been left to hold the fort, with only Fred to help him search for Angel, Cordelia and Wesley. So how’s he coping with taking charge? Actor J August Richards talks about love, tolerance and responsibility.

Mutant X
• Brennan Mulwray is going to be taking more of a leading role this year... and he’s also sporting a new casual look with easy-maintenance locks, as actor Victor Webster explains.

Red Dragon
• Lecter to the left, Dolarhyde to the right… which way would you turn if trapped between two serial killers. Out interviewer risks all to speak to Anthony Hopkins and Ralph Fiennes about the latest version of Thomas Harris’ chilling tale.

Tuck Everlasting
• Star Alexis Bedell discusses her first big screen starring role in this romantic fantasy about Immortals… and explains why she wouldn’t want to spend eternity as a teenager.

Plus…

Stargate SG-1
• New creative genius Damian Kindler talks about his scripts for the final season, and why he’s not worried about joining the show so late…

Ghost Ship
• Prepare for a chill aboard the latest production from Dark Castle films, starring Julianna Margulies.

10 Things You Never Knew About…
• The new host of The Twilight Zone, Forest Whitaker.

Essentials: Birds of Prey
• Everything you need to know about Gotham City and the history of the comics on which this top new show is based.

• On the big screen, Red Dragon and Tuck Everlasting
• At home, Jeremiah, The Dead Zone and our last look at Roswell

• Farscape - cancelled! The shocking end of one of TV’s top shows, plus Witchblade follows it into oblivion. But at least ‘Thunderbirds are Go!’, while Superman: Man of Steel is about to launch.

• Harry Potter 2, James Bond 20. The literary heroes prepare for their latest cinematic outings, as the young wizard opens The Chamber of Secrets, while Agent 007 ensures that if he’s going to die, he’ll Die Another Day…

Images taken from this issue are copyright or courtesy of: Warner Bros, Buena Vista, Tribune Entertainment

All other contents © Visual Imagination Ltd 2002. Not for reproduction

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