Starlog Magazine The Sci Fi Comics: July 1996

Welcome aboard, new friends! May our journey together be long and wonderful... You are holding the a magazine devoted to the field of science fiction in films and television: the realm that combines science, adventure, romance, and philosophy. At its best, science fiction in the visual media creates worlds apart from our own, in which we can lose ourselves for a time while dwelling upon truths about the human condition that can be isolated by imagination and presented dramatically. We constantly strive to give our readers the best, most exciting and beautiful magazine the science fiction world has ever seen. Downloaded this book? Please leave a review! Content's: • Loglines: George Lucas offers a welcome • Liner Notes: Intro to the celebration • Bridge: Invitation to the salute • Through the Looking Glass: 1976-1996: Explore 20 years of SF in the pages of STARLOGs past • Witness to the Treks: Robert Justman helped usher in two generations • Among the Whirlwinds: Striving against the terror, Jami Gertz survives a Twister • Independence Thinker: When aliens attack Earth, Jeff Goldblum plans the defense • Captain's Journey: Kate Mulgrew ponders the long voyage homeward • Heart of the Dragon: Director Rob Cohen chronicles a fable of dragon & slayer • Aliens on Arrival: They aren't really coming, they're already here • A Filmmaker on Moreau: John Frankenheimer has made a trio of genre classics • The Phantom's Lady: Equally heroic, Kristy Swanson has a jungle adventure • Animated Hunchback: Disney toons up Victor Hugo's tale of tortured Quasimodo • Barbarella's Angel: Carrying Jane Fonda, John Phillip Law flew high • Dan O'Bannon Speaks: One of SF's favorite screenwriters reviews his career • Cheshire Worlds: A parallel existence could be only a slide & a smile away