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Star Trek Collector's Edition Magazine Series:
... many of you may know and from reading some of my earlier reviews, my husband is an avid Star Trek fan. Not me, although I will now have to shamefully admit that I do know quite a fair bit about the 5 different series (6 if you include the animated series as well) and can tell people about some of the subtle differences sometimes. But then again, that s what comes of living with a Trekkie - all of the useless kno... Read the full review: No beaming required by bonsibabe |
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SFX Magazine / Newspaper / Science fiction magazine covering all genres. overall rating  (5 reviews)
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Vector Magazine Magazine / Newspaper / Originally published in 1958, Vector magazine is published for the British Science Fiction Association (BSFA) six times annually. Contains reviews, interviews and features on the (mainly literary) world of sci-fi. overall rating  (1 review)
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Interzone Magazine / Newspaper / Interzone, Britain's leading science-fiction and fantasy magazine, founded in 1982, has now reached 150 issues. Short-listed for the Hugo Award many years running, and a Hugo winner in 1995, it has a high reputation around the world. overall rating  (1 review)
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Star Trek Collector's Edition Magazine Series Magazine / Newspaper / overall rating  (1 review)
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Doctor Who Magazine Magazine / Newspaper / overall rating  (3 reviews)
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Starburst Magazine / Newspaper / Guide to sci-fi and fantasy. overall rating  (1 review)
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DreamWatch Magazine / Newspaper / Monthly for info on fantasy and sci-fi entertainment. overall rating  (3 reviews)
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Analog Science Fiction and Fact - Magazine Magazine / Newspaper / Magazine devoted to science fiction. Analog is available in the UK but published in America. overall rating  (1 review)
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Shivers Magazine / Newspaper / Britain's most frequent magazine devoted to Horror entertainment. From classics to contemporary films and books, Shivers scares up the full Horror scene. |
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Doctor Who Magazine ... have very fond memories of DOCTOR WHO MAGAZINE. I remember reading it decades ago, when it was published by Marvel UK and came out each week (and was hence known as DOCTOR WHO WEEKLY). Nowadays DOCTOR WHO MAGAZINE is published by Panini Comics, and comes out each month. Being officially sanctioned by the BBC, which produces the parent programme, one would think that the magazine would only give a positive reflection of the series, but this could not be further from the truth. The magazine is allowed to be independent and thus it is able to give honest opinions on episodes both old and new, and this it most certainly does. My favourite part of the magazine is a section ... Read the full review: Doctor Who Magazine by vernonpresley |
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SFX ... have been subscribed to SFX magazine for quite some time now and although I can get a lot of the news and other info from the internet I still enjoy the read. So as you can probably guess from the title, the mag will appeal to anyone who is into the Science-Fiction and Fantasy genre. This can range from Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter to Farscape and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Whatever you're into there's always something interesting to read.The magazine is 122 pages in total and covers all of the latest news and views in the Sci-Fi/Fantasy world. The magazine costs around £3.60 in the shops but you can get it cheaper if you subscribe. I currently pay £8.9... Read the full review: SFXclusive by ralfschumacher |
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Doctor Who Magazine ... Doctor Who Magazine has been going since 1979! That's a long time for a publication on ANY subject! I've been buying it since issue 1 when it was weekly and cost 12p. It now comes out every month (or, I think, every 4 weeks) and costs £3.40. A big difference, but then it's a very different publication from when it started. Back then little was known about the background to the series, compare that to now with the countless reference works and the sheer wealth of information available to anyone over the internet. Over the years DWM has been a major contributor to this sum of knowledge with, as you might imagine, every conceivable kind of feat... Read the full review: Finding something new in Who by caliban |
