SFX is a long running British sci-fi magazine covering all aspects of the genre from books, television and film through to comics, models and graphic novels. Currently priced at just under £4, it appears on the shelves monthly and is always highly informative and gives real insight into what's hot and what's not, what's worth watching and what's rot! Recently the magazine has featured guest Editors that have included fantasy funny man, Terry Pratchett. Another popular feature that has just concluded and which ran for three issues looked at the 100 top most influential sci-fi writers of all time. Though I was apalled at the fact that one of my favourites, ...  Read the complete review

I 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 ...  Read the complete review

Of all the Science Fiction magazines I have read; which is all the main ones, SFX is the best. I started reading it because my boyfriend buys it and he was always raving about it, but now I can see why. There are usually a wide range of articles and interviews, presented in a funny manner. Most of the magazines I have read take themselves too serious, but they often make jokes and even put the critical reviews into the letters page! There are sections for sci-fi/ fantasy books as well as the usual films. There is also a 'spoiler' zone which is selaed in the middle and tellls of the next 2/4 episodes of the main series such as Voyager and Buffy. ...  Read the complete review

SFX is a monthly magazine published by Future Publishing in Bath, UK. One of the big plus points of this is that it has a British bias, a refreshing change for us this side of the water. Alongside the usual Buffy and Star Trek articles it's not afraid to feature Dr Who or Blakes 7. SFX is the Science Fiction magazine for grown-ups. Well, more grown up than some other magazines. Intelligently written articles and reviews make you feel it's OK to be a sci-fi fan. It's not necessary to sit in your bedroom making Vulcan ears out of the liquid latex that came with your "Make a Star Wars Chess Set" kit. SFX says you can stand up and be ...  Read the complete review

I've been getting SFX since my teenage years and its teenage issues. My first issue featured Xena Warrior Princess on the cover with the bottom of the F covered and the title Phwoarria Princess. Not your average reading material for a 15 year old girl but I didn't care. I still don't, even though I'm now in my 30's. The cover stars have changed and sometimes the F isn't as obscured but it's still a great, great magazine. Features have come and gone over the years but favourites such as Couch Potato remain. It has in depth articles on programmes and films and a very honest British take on things. Some of the staff have been with it since the beginning and ...  Read the complete review