Special Issue #22 • ships from Dec 12 2002
News-stand Price • UK £4.99 / US $9.99

Welcome to details of our 2002/2003 Yearbook, a look back at a year of top film and TV alongside some hints of things to come.
In this 84-page Special…

Highlights of the Year
• With top shows taking their final bow, and others making impressive débuts, 21 highlights just wasn’t enough. So get to shout ‘But where’s my favorite?’ as we run down our top 25 movies and episodes of the year…
The Xposé team raids the archives for fantasy's top offerings from 2002: from Buffy, Angel and Smallville to the end of The X-Files, and incredible moments from Farscape, Spider-Man, Harry Potter, Star Wars, Stargate SG-1, The Dead Zone and many more…

Stargate SG-1
• Re-live the trauma of the year Daniel Jackson migrated to a higher plane… now with added happy ending and new recruit Corin Nemec looks back on his troubled introduction…

Buffy and Angel
• The year’s events in Sunnydale and the City of Angels: we run through the ups and downs, from the break-up of on-screen partnerships to shake-ups in the production teams. Plus, actress Julie Benz on Darla’s demise.

The Dead Zone
• The most successful new SF show of 2002 is back for a second run. Star Anthony Michael Hall looks to the new twists in the Johnny, Walt, Sarah and Dana relationships.

The X-Files
• Get your tissues ready and prepare to bid a sad farewell as we take our annual look back at the year in the X-Files division for the very last time. There’s partings, adoptions and reunions in store for Mulder, Scully, Doggett and Reyes as the Truth is finally revealed.

Mutant X
• John Shea explains why Adam will be keeping secrets from the team as they take on a new role as the world’s protectors.

Plus lots more…
• Haunted, Twilight Zone, Odyssey 5…

• Movies 2003 Preview
  Wondering what to look forward to this year? Here comes our advance preview of the films that’ll be setting the box office alight in 2003, including Terminator 3 and The Matrix Reloaded
• X-Men 2
  Director Bryan Singer explains why he can finally get down to the nitty gritty with X2, the follow-up to his record-breaking adaptation of the X-Men comics.
• Solaris
  James Cameron reflects on the premature end of his television show Dark Angel, and explains why he’s trying to buck expectations by producing thoughtful Sci-Fi chiller Solaris
• Nothing
  Exclusive! Director Vincenzo Natali unveils the follow-up to his cult hit Cube: Nothing!

• Old Fool’s Almanac
  Connery and Schwarzenegger in Trek? It could happen… if Reality’s as twisted as our mad seer’s predictions….

Images taken from this issue are copyright or courtesy of: MGM, 20th Century Fox, Sci-Fi Channel

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

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