MAGAZINES SECTION

Gemstone Publishing

COMIC BOOK MARKETPLACE #106
We have held off as long as we can! Sports Illustrated and even National Geographic have their annual “swimsuit issue,” and CBM #106 will follow suit this fall with an issue featuring pretty gals in comic-booky situations! You’ll see headlights like never before, racy covers and panels designed to titillate any red-blooded American adolescent. Plus all our regular columns and lotsa stuff that even we don’t know about yet! Come on board for this cruise with CBM! Also including our regular features!
CBM #106—b&w w/Color Gallery (Note Price)	$6.95

comic MAGAZINES 

alter ego #28
Alter Ego #28 spotlights Joe Maneely and a double dose of Fawcett Fantasy! There’s two cataclysmic full-color covers: A Maneely montage of 1950s Marvel (Sub-Mariner, Ringo Kid, Black Knight, et al.), and Don Newton (Captain Marvel and Mr. Mind)! An in-depth study of Joe Maneely, the Timely/Atlas/Marvel titan of the 1950s — plus an interview with Joe’s daughter, and tons of magnificent Maneely art! Rare Marvel art from the 1950s by Bill Everett, John Severin, Steve Ditko, Jack Kirby, John Romita, and the whole blamed bullpen! Double-size FCA (Fawcett Collectors of America) section with C.C. Beck, Marc Swayze, Steve Skeates, The Shazam!/Isis Hour, and The Monster Society of Evil! Lee Ames, Golden Age artist for Quality, the Iger Studios, and pre-New Trend EC — in a fascinating interview by Jim Amash! Plus, Alex Toth, Michael T. Gilbert, and Bill Schelly interviews, Squa Tront’s John Benson (Part II), and more! (TwoMorrows Publishing)
Magazine, 108pg, b&w	$5.95 

Comic book artist volume 2 #3
The Art of John Byrne! CBA visits the phenomenal fan-favorite artist for a long comprehensive interview, discussing John's career and work, from Doomsday to X-Men, to his upcoming JLA collaboration with Chris Claremont! Also includes an incredible gallery of previously unseen Byrne commissioned work, as well as other rare art. To complement the cover subject, presented is the first-ever career-spanning interview with renowned comics scribe Roger Stern, writer of memorable issues of The Avengers and Doctor Strange, as well as Byrne's collaborator on their unforgettable Captain America run.  Plus hear from Shary Flenniken, creator of the great "Trots 'n' Bonnie" strip, in a long interview on her hitch with the Air Pirates and unforgettable tenure at National Lampoon. The mag-within-the-mag section, “Comic Book Artist Classic,” boasts a celebration of one of the best and most under appreciated, comics of the 1960s, The Adventures of Little Archie! The exploits of America's typical teenager as a kid often featured all-out suspense and melodrama, stories expertly delineated by creator/writer/artist Bob Bolling and, later, artist Dexter Taylor, both of whom are interviewed in this tribute. To top it all off, cartoonist extraordinaire Jay Stephens shares an exclusive sketchbook section! (Top Shelf Productions)
Magazine, 96pg, b&w	$7.50 

comic shop news #847-850 & fall preview
Comic Shop News is the most popular weekly newsletter about comics. Each issue is full color, 8-12 pages with CSNsider, news, interviews, color art, and CSN Comics — an original Sunday-style comic. Only CSN has a complete monthly checklist, which includes Previews order numbers, plus exclusive CSN Hot Picks, “Fab Firsts,” a monthly checklist of all the first issues due for the month. (Comic Shop News)
Tabloid, FC	PI Ea.

Comics Buyer’s Guide #1557
Comic strip roundup! New comic strips are introduced in newspapers each year. In this issue, CBG spotlights some of the latest. Have you seen these strips yet? In addition, Peter David, Tony Isabella, Craig Shutt, and Andrew Smith provide columns you can’t get anywhere else. (Krause Publications)
Tabloid	$3.99

Comics Buyer’s Guide #1558
Forty years of the X-Men! In September 1963. a group of teenagers with strange powers were brought together by a teacher with mental skills who helped them learn how to control their talents. Now, 40 years later, hundreds of issues, two films, and a pair of animated series later, the X-Men celebrate four decades in this issue of CBG. With columns by Peter David, Tony Isabella, Craig Shutt, and Andrew Smith, this is one issue you can’t afford to miss. (Krause Publications)
Tabloid	$3.99

COMICS BUYER’S GUIDE #1559
November notes! See what publishers are recommending in the monthly “Comics in Your Future,” along with reactions of CBG’s retailer panel. With columns by Peter David, Tony Isabella, Craig Shutt, and Andrew Smith, you don’t want to miss this issue. (Krause Publications)
Tabloid	$3.99

COMICS BUYER’S GUIDE #1560
Mr. Silver Age’s fall focus! Craig Shutt (aka Mr. Silver Age) provides a checklist of Silver Age reprints you might otherwise miss. Fellow columnists Peter David, Tony Isabella, and Andrew Smith provide their unique commentary as well. (Krause Publications)
Tabloid	$3.99

COMICS BUYER’S GUIDE #1561
Wake up to sleepers! It’s time for CBG’s semi-annual spotlight on comics titles that their respective publishers feel deserve extra attention. Regular columnists Andrew Smith, Peter David, Tony Isabella, and Craig Shutt add their own thoughts to the mix. (Krause Publications)
Tabloid	$3.99

comics international #164
Comics International is the news and comment bible for the comics industry! Includes hundreds of reviews of top titles, with plot synopses, plus an overview of scripts and art quality, as well as a directory of comic stores, specialists, events, and festivals. (Comics International/Quality Communications)
Magazine, PC	$2.50

comics revue #210
Featuring: Little Orphan Annie and Mr. Am by Harold Gray, Modesty Blaise by Peter O’Donnell and Romero, Gasoline Alley by Dick Moores, Flash Gordon by Dan Barry and Wally Wood, The Phantom by Lee Falk and Ray Moore, Tarzan and the Diamond of Ashra by Dan Barry, Alley Oop by V. T. Hamlin, Buz Sawyer by Roy Crane, Casey Ruggles by Warren Tufts, and Krazy Kat by George Herriman. (Manuscript Press)
Magazine	$6.95

illustration magazine #7
This new issue features a long article on legendary film poster illustrator of the 1950s, Reynold Brown. Best known for his horror and science fiction movie posters (classics such as Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman, The Incredible Shrinking Man, and This Island Earth), this article showcases some of the many facets of this incredible illustrator and offers a sneak preview of the content of the upcoming book The Art of Reynold Brown. Also featured this issue is a look at the many illustrators of the Revell model kit boxes, with dozens of reproductions of original model kit paintings; an article on master illustrator Frank E. Schoonover; and a look at the artwork created for turn-of-the-century sheet music. Also features a list of current exhibitions and events, a book review section, and more! (Illustration Magazine)
Magazine, 80pg, FC	$9.00

the wallace wood checklist
Released in conjunction with Against the Grain, the Wallace Wood Checklist is the most thorough listing of Wood’s work ever published! This fully updated, definitive edition took more than 20 Wood experts over two decades to compile, and lists in exacting detail Woody’s published comic work, including dates, story titles, page counts, and even documents the assistants who worked with him! It also includes his newspaper, advertising, and fanzine work, plus a myriad of more obscure Wood pieces such as gum cards, stickers, greeting cards, and more! Also included are listings of his unpublished work, direct from Bill Pearson, executor of Wood’s estate, who has access to Wood’s own files. Plus, it’s profusely illustrated throughout with glorious Wood artwork! It’s a must-have item for the serious collector of Wood work! (TwoMorrows Publishing) 
Magazine, 7x10, 68pg, b&w	$5.95

Tripwire magazine volume 5 #6
Tripwire's full-color relaunch continues, as Tripwire takes a look at Pixar's new Finding Nemo film! Also, Tripwire takes a look at the art of Disney, Studio Space is with Ashley Wood and Tripwire inaugurates its first “Company Profile” with CrossGen! See what everyone's talking about! (Tripwire) 
Magazine, 100pg, FC	$5.95

Previews PUBLICATIONS

PREVIEWS #9 (SEPTEMBER 2003)
Previews is your ultimate source for all the merchandise available from your local comic book specialty retailer… approximately two months in advance! Hundreds of comics from a myriad of publishers, merchandise, and exclusive editorial content available nowhere else! This issue features items scheduled to ship from November 2003 through January 2004!
Catalog, 8x11, 480+pg, PC	$3.95

MARVEL PREVIEWS #1
Marvel Previews is your complete guide to the mighty Marvel titles in your future! Each issue will be a comic book-sized, 96-page, full-color guide and preview to all of Marvel’s upcoming releases, PLUS a full 22-page story in each issue — either a special advanced preview of an upcoming blockbuster new project, or a sold-out, jumping-on point issue from one of their hottest books! It’s your one source for advanced Marvel solicitations! This September issue features items scheduled to ship in November 2003!
FC, 96pg	$0.99 (or Free with Purchase of Previews)

PREVIEWS Adult #9
Previews Adult features Adult-oriented art, info, and related news not found in Previews. NOTE: Due to customs and international restrictions, adult material may not be available in some international markets. Please check with your local comic book specialty retailer for availability.
ADULT MATERIAL
Catalog, 24pg, b&w	$0.95

Collector Magazines

animation magazine october 2003
The most current information on film, television, gaming, technology, commercials, conferences, events, and industry trends. Check out the resources for education, and training in the field of animation! (Animation Magazine)
Magazine	$5.95

Beckett’s sports cards magazines
These magazines cover the superstars of sports and sports-card collecting with insightful articles and colorful action photos. Regular features include looks at the most popular players and cards; tips on card collecting; and “Readers Write,” a forum for readers. Plus, one of the hobby’s most reliable and relied-upon price guides for cards. (Beckett’s Publications) 
BASEBALL (#223)—Magazine, FC 	$4.99
BASKETBALL (#159)—Magazine, FC	$4.99
FOOTBALL (#162)—Magazine, FC	$4.99
HOCKEY (#156)—Magazine, FC	$4.99
RACING & MOTORSPORTS (#110)—Magazine, FC	$4.99
VINTAGE SPORTS COLLECTIBLES (#149)—Magazine, FC	$4.99
FOOTBALL CARD PLUS #9 TP	$9.99

BECKETT’s BEST OF DRAGONBALL Z QUARTERLY #12
This exciting bi-monthly issue features awesome foil covers! Plus, inside are two large posters, two fantastic contests, coverage on all the favorite DBZ characters, episode reviews, a complete DBZ Price Guide, and much more! (Beckett’s Publications) 
Magazine, FC	$9.99

beckett’s dragonball z collector #35
Each issue includes price guides and checklists, new release information, video game tips and tricks, coverage of all characters, contests, web site reviews, merchandise and cartoon reviews, and much more! (Beckett’s Publications) 
Magazine, 94pg	$5.99

Beckett’s pokémon and anime collector #50
Fresh, creative, and fun articles and columns on the latest and greatest Pokémon products.  Find out the value of collectibles, and where to find conventions to buy, sell, or trade. Plus, words of wisdom from writers in the industry! Monthly. (Beckett’s Publications) 
Magazine, 72pg, FC	$5.99

Beckett Yu-Gi-oh collector #8
Complete Yu-Gi-Oh coverage featuring an awesome cover treatment. Each issue includes checklists, video game tips and tricks, merchandise, cartoon reviews, and an extensive guide to card types and rules for playing the Yu-Gi-Oh trading card game. Plus, contests, prizes, and posters! (Beckett’s Publications) 
Magazine, 64pg, FC	$9.99

LEE’s Toy Review #132 OCTOBER 2003
Featuring G.I. Joe Actoin Force from the U.K. are reviewed. Your favorite Joes with that British flair! There are the figures released by Hasbro UK from 1984-1986.  Get a sneak peak at The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King toys! Also, Classic WWF Pull-Out Guide! All this, plus Lee's continuing features: Lee’s Hot Wheels Casting Call and a scorchin’ Hot Wheels Giveaway, as well as the nation’s #1 Hot Wheels pricing guide! Don’t forget the latest-breaking toy news on Star Wars, Marvel, DC Direct, Image, G.I. Joe, McFarlane, Toybiz, Dragon, and other top trading action figure lines, as well as the latest and greatest 1:64 scale die-cast vehicles. And, as always, you get your usual “Cool Giveaways,” “Altered States,” “Toy-Toons,” “Cool Customs,” and the longest-running and most trusted action figure price guide in the business! (Action Figure News & Toy Review)
Magazine, FC	$5.95

MODELER’S RESOURCE #54
Dave Bengel heads back to Hollywood’s glory days for this thriller of a B movie: It Conquered the World! Hilber Graf provides tips and techniques for creating concrete! Jim Capone is seen jokin’ around with the favorite Gotham funny man! Reed DeRuvo renders Monty Python’s “Castle of Aargh!” All this, plus more “Gamer’s Realm,” “Simply Bases” and more how-tos and reviews! (Adroit Publications)
Magazine, 66pg, PC	$5.99

NON-SPORT UPDATE VOLUME 14 #5
The cover features Xena from The Quotable Xena set from Ritenhouse Archives! There’s a Xena promo, a Smallville Series 2 promo, and one or two more in every issue! Regular features are “New Card Review,” the “Promo Column,” “Non-Sports Timeline,” “We Hear You,” “Finders Keepers,” and “Cards Online.” Bi-monthly. (Non-Sport Update)
Magazine, 88pg, PC 	$4.50

tomart’s action figure digest #114 SEPTEMBER 2003
The cover story features the long known, but never found, Kenner Super Powers Catwoman prototype. Readers will get their first look at this rare, unproduced figure and other Catwoman concepts and production figures. Also: The San Diego Comic-Con follow-up, with several new action figure line introductions will also be featured, including new announcements from DC Comics. An update on the entire Kenner Super Powers line will be the price guide feature. Plus, AFD’s regular departments on new product announcements, international markets, “Action News Briefs,” and the “Star Wars Update” are all included in this issue. (Tomart Publications)
Magazine, FC	$5.95

TOMART’S DISNEYANA UPDATE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER #54
Featuring departments on “Animation Art Auction Results,” the “Walt Disney Classic Collection Price Guide,” “Bean Bags from Around the World,” and more. (Tomart Publications)
Magazine	$6.00

toy cars and models magazine volume 6 #11
The November issue features coverage of the International Model and Hobby Expo in Chicago. Also features a price guide devoted to Hot Wheels numbered packs.  Toy Cars & Models provides comprehensive coverage of the model car hobby without bias toward scale, subject, manufacturer, or material. Each month, Toy Cars & Models offers columns and news stories featuring models made of die-cast, white metal, plastic, resin, and more. (Krause Publications)
Magazine, FC 	$5.50

TOY SHOP #315-316
Toy Shop has your pricing information for advertising toys, 3 ¾” G.I. Joes, Buddy L, Erector sets, and battery operated toys. Don’t forget extensive coverage of vintage and new toys, plus everything in between. Plus, get the latest industry news. (Krause Publications)
Tabloid 	$4.99Ea.

TUFF STUFF NOVEMBER 2003 
Includes a free Upper Deck football card! Now features Yu-Gi-Oh pricing in every issue, as well as entertainment cards and pricing for sport cards such as baseball, football, basketball, hockey, and racing. Also, specialty pricing on figures, autographs, and bobble heads. Find the top 10 hottest cards and market reports for baseball, basketball, football, and hockey. (Krause Publications)
Magazine	$4.99

TUFF STUFF PRESENTS ENTERTAINMENT COLLECTOR
Entertainment Collector is the most versatile entertainment card and collectibles price guide ever produced. The 100-page publication showcases a comprehensive entertainment card price guide, previews of the hottest new sets, top 10 markets reports for new card sets, as well as coverage on entertainment figurines and bobble heard. Also includes free samples! (Krause Publications)
Magazine	$5.99

Game Magazines

DRAGON #313
Dragon Magazine is the only magazine solely dedicated to D&D, so there’s no coincidence that it’s the finest role-playing game magazine in the industry! This magazine features things that are sure to excite D&D fans. (Curtis Circulation) 
Magazine	$5.99 

dungeon #105
The official source for the third edition of D&D adventures! Dungeon offers all-new adventures for all levels of play, each complete with maps, NPCs, new treasures and weapons, and more! (Curtis Circulation) 
Magazine	$7.99 

games unplugged magazine #31
Provides current news and reviews for the adventure gamer, with entertaining features covering a variety of games. Covers role-playing games, card games, board games, miniatures, tabletop miniatures games, novels based on game worlds, game-related accessories, and new SnarfQuest comics! (Fast Forward Entertainment) 
Magazine, 64pg, FC	$4.99

official xbox magazine with cd-rom NOVEMBER 2003
As well as providing news, reviews, and previews covering the whole world of Xbox, the magazine’s cover-mounted DVD is the source of exclusive playable Xbox game demos. The future of game magazines! (Imagine Publishing, Inc.) 
Magazine, FC w/CD-ROM  	$7.99

pc gamer magazine with cd-rom November 2003
The biggest stories in PC gaming! Hard-hitting reviews ensure you’ll buy the right games. Your most pressing tech questions are answered in the incomparable “Hard Stuff” section. Plus, the biggest games are solved, with hundreds of cheats to help you get to the end. (Imagine Publishing, Inc.) 
Magazine, FC w/CD-ROM  	$7.99

psm magazine November 2003
100% Playstation. 100% Independent! Each issue includes the latest news from the U.S. and Japan, software reviews and previews, strategy guides to the hottest games, cheats and codes, letters, and exclusive covers illustrated by some of the comic industry’s hottest creators! (Imagine Publishing, Inc.) 
Magazine	$7.99

scrye #65
This issue takes a look at all the new collectible games just in time for Christmas! Look for previews and reviews of The Simpsons, NeoPets, Guild Wars, Initial D, Indy Hero Clix, CrossGen CCG, Marvel CCG, Creepy Freaks, Yu Yu Hakusho, Duel Masters, and new tradable miniatures games for The Lord of the Rings and Dungeons and Dragons. (Krause Publications) 
Magazine, FC	$5.99

white dwarf #284
Crammed with news, gaming articles, and pictures of miniatures. Includes the latest news releases of Citadel Models, in-depth features on armies, painting guides, modeling tips, rules clarifications, and battle reports. White Dwarf is the guide to the Games Workshop hobby. (Games Workshop)  
Magazine	$4.99

Undefeated Magazine 
Covers miniatures games such as Mage Knight and Lord of the Rings and many boardgames that are not currently being presented in gaming magazines. It has better pictures than existing magazines of all aspects of gameplay. Bimonthly. (Curtis Circulation) 
Magazine	$5.99

General entertainment Magazines

007 magazine #42
More exclusive coverage of Die Another Day, featuring Bond and Miranda Frost's steamy love scene cut from the movie; plus many more exclusive features illustrated with rare and never-before-seen images. (Bond Fan Club) 
Magazine	$12.00

airbrush action september/october 2003
Airbrush Action features a most cool auto graphics step-by-step by Mike Willey, custom culture artist extraordinaire and House of Kolor’s 2003 Prestigious Painter winner. Also includes the Annual Paint Buyer’s Guide, SEMA Show preview, and Wizard’s road to pinstriping mastery. “T-Shirt Tactics”, “Q&A”, and “Kustom Q,” our hotly anticipated columns, are back, and much more! (Airbrush Action, Inc.) 
Magazine	$5.99

animation reporter volume 1 #7
Want to sell your animated television series of a comic book? W.B. DuBay walks you through the steps of developing and presenting your new show to broadcasters and publishers. Plus, an in-depth look at the special effects of the summer’s blockbuster films like the Matrix, Hulk, Finding Nemo, and Punisher. (Magic Dreams) 
Magazine80pg, FC	$5.95

animeplay magazine #2
AnimePlay Magazine offers a sensory experience never seen before with interviews, trailers, con reports, and more! Each issue’s content cleverly relates to the cover. When viewed on a PC, its linking capability will take you to many different web pages. Truly, an otaku magazine! (Hirameki International Group) 
Magazine	$9.99

bite me magazine #14
Enter the dark and mysterious world of vampires, but beware! There’s a lot more to Bite Me than simply sharp-toothed, garlic-hating creatures who happen to sleep in coffins. No, we are interested in all things spooky and weird.  Even more scary treats than usual in this special 14th issue. Plus, all the usual news, film, books, internet, event, music, and competitions. Superb quality, beautifully designed, our issues have become collector’s items. (Diamond U.K.)
Digest, FC	$6.95

black gate magazine #6
A clueless couple buy a packaged vacation through the depths of Hell... a fake exorcist discovers his latest client conceals a very real demonic spirit ... a conquering king receives the gift a beautiful and dangerous slave girl ... and a young mercenary finds herself trapped on the Elemental Plane of Earth! All this and more in the latest issue of Black Gate, your home for the finest in modern fantasy.  This issue includes an exclusive excerpt of the upcoming Kalamar novel Point of the Knife, by Don Bassingthwaite. And don't miss the hilarious exploits of The Knights of the Dinner Table in an exclusive comic strip! (New Epoch Press) 
Magazine, 208pg	$9.95

buffy official yearbook magazine #2
Don’t miss the official Buffy Yearbook, presenting 100 pages of vamp-filled features, interviews, and exclusives. It’s the ultimate guide to all things Buffy and Angel! Slaytastic features include your complete guides to the last seven seasons of Buffy, as well as interviews with key cast and crew. Hear from Giles, Dawn, Kennedy, and more! Plus, exclusive behind-the-scenes features and a villainous extravaganza! (Titan) 
REG. CVR.Magazine, 100pg, FC	$9.99
PREVIEWS EXCLUSIVE CVR.Magazine, 100pg, FC	$9.99

cinefantastique october/november 2003
This issue features a complete look back on what may become the greatest cinematic trilogy of all time: The Lord of the Rings. Detailed coverage and interviews with the cast and crew will reveal each of the three films in Peter Jackson’s mammoth saga as only CFQ can. Meanwhile, werewolves and vampires face off in Underworld, writer-director Eli Roth reveals the horrible secrets of Cabin Fever and a filmmakers’ roundtable interview sheds light on contemporary horror. Finally, it’s time to light the lights, it’s time to get things started with a complete retrospective on The Muppet Show and creator Jim Henson. Expect all this and much more, including our extensive review section, video game coverage, toys and comics, in the new-and-improved CFQ. Rediscover your sense of wonder. (Cinefantastique)
Magazine	$6.99 

cinefex #95
Four years ago, filmmakers Andy and Larry Wachowski created a sensation with The Matrix. Now they are back with the first of two sequels, in which Neo, Trinity, and Morpheus enter the Matrix to do battle with the machine overlords. Visual effects supervisor John Gaeta oversaw an international array of visual effects artists to bring the film's visionary storyline to life. James Cameron is gone, but Arnold is back in the third installment of the Terminator saga. Director Jonathan Mostow takes the story 10 years past the fiery conclusion of T2, enlisting creature creator Stan Winston and the visual effects maestros at Industrial Light & Magic to help recount the tale of Schwarzenegger's Terminator being resurrected to help John Connor counter a deadly new threat to mankind  a T-X female cyborg. (Cinefex) 
Magazine 	$9.50

CINESCAPE november 2003
Your premiere source for exclusive news, interviews, reviews, and more in sci-fi, fantasy, and home entertainment! (Mania Entertainment) 
Magazine, FC	$4.99

cult times #97
The month ahead of cult TV starts here! Plan viewing with Cult Times’ “Out of the Box,” the indispensable listings guide of Cult TV programs to watch out for on terrestrial, cable, and satellite. Read interviews with the stars and features on shows currently airing in the U.K. A Classic Series is given a light-hearted but informative look in the “Instant Guide” and the highlights of the previous month’s viewing are featured in “Times Past.” Cult Times is the contemporary magazine to TV Zone, and together they provide the ultimate guide to many of the worlds of cult television. (Visual Imagination) 
Magazine	$6.99

CULT TIMES SPECIAL #27
An exhaustive look back over seven years of Buffy the Vampire Slayer: the highs, the lows, and the heroes who were forged in the fires of Sunnydale’s Hellmouth. With interviews from the cast and crew, and an examination of the success of spin off Angel. It’s a complete retrospective on the smash hit show. Also, get a look at the much missed Farscape, along with the usual Cult Times favorites: Stargate SG-1, Charmed, Smallville, and more! (Visual Imagination) 
Magazine	$9.99

dark side #105
Britain's top selling horror magazine is at its bloodiest best with a set report from Cabin Fever, the movie that they are calling the new Evil Dead! Also, Dark Side is scaring up a choice selection of interviews with horror folk past and present, including Hammer's veteran scriptwriter Jimmy Sangster, Nightmares in a Damaged Brain director Romano Scavolini, and swashbuckling Sinbad himself, actor Kerwin Matthews. And, there’s an exclusive set report from Exorcist 4, but you'll have to provide your own green pea soup! (Stray Cat Publishing) 
Magazine	$6.50

doctor who in vision #109
With no new TV series guaranteed by the BBC, Doctor Who’s television voyages appeared to end in 1996. And yet the popularity of the program continues, fuelled by new productions on CD, independent video, books, and comics. This finial issue of In-Vision looks back and reviews the elements that have made Doctor Who such a firm favorite with fans all over the world. In-Vision pays tribute to its legacy and point to the continued future it undoubtedly has. 
Magazine	$6.00

doctor who magazine #335
Doctor Who Magazine is the only official source for news, features, interviews, and full-color comic strip action devoted to BBC Television's immortal traveler in time and space! In this issue, Daniel O’Mahoney continues his investigation of the chance occurrences which shaped Doctor Who’s destiny, plus “Invasion of Dinosaurs” features the “Fact of Fiction” strand, and Andrew Pixley looks at the scheduling of the favorite series. Plus, the Eighth Doctor continues his adventure in Victorian London in the second part of the full-color comic adventure, “The Curious Tale of Spring-Heeled Jack,” by Scott Gray and Anthony Williams. (Panini) 
Magazine, 52pg, FC	$6.80

Draculina #45
SEE PREVIEWS ADULT FOR MORE INFORMATION. (Draculina Publishing) 
ADULT MATERIAL
Magazine	$6.95

dreamwatch #110
It’s going to be an awesome autumn! Dreamwatch previews all the movies coming your way this fall. Celebrate 40 years of time travel with Doctor Who, there are a few surprises about Star Wars: Episode III, and look who’s riding back into town  The Return of the King! Plus, all the latest movies, TV shows, games, books, and comics reviewed. It’s a feast of fantasy and sci-fi entertainment! (Titan) 
Magazine, 84pg, FC	$5.99

fangoria #228
There’s no better place to get in on the fun of fright flicks than with Fangoria! This issue: the latest Dark Castle Thriller Gothika starring Helle Berry, Penelope Cruz, and Robert Downey Jr.; the third in the Herbert West trilogy, Beyond Re-Animator; and Underworld, the latest variation on Romeo and Juliet with a supernatural twist. Plus, news, updates, gossip, reviews, and more! (Starlog Group) 
Magazine	$7.99

filmfax #99-#100
For 18 years, Filmfax has remained the number one source for in-depth interviews and comprehensive coverage of classic science fiction, horror, and other genre movies and TV, so Filmfax is celebrating their 100th issue with our best issue ever! Highlights include exclusive interviews with Peter Fonda, Ellen Burstyn on The Exorcist, and Curtis Harrington on Night Tide; a look at the "lost" scenes from Forbidden Planet; and William F. Nolan's reminiscences of Ian Fleming. The first issue featured Jean Noel Bassior's thorough examination of Space Patrol. She's been researching the book-length version all these years, and Filmfax has a first peek at some of it. Also, a few pieces form the ultra-rare early issues, plus reviews and other features, and a few more big surprises! Features a cover painting by Vincent Di Fate. (Filmfax)
Magazine, 150pg	$5.95

fortean times #176
The journal of strange phenomena, and the definitive monthly guide to the unexpected, unexplained, and unexplored. (JB Publishing) 
Magazine, 100pg	$7.25

g-fan #65
Individually, Mechagodzilla and Mothra are two of Godzilla's most difficult foes. Now they're attacking together! All the latest news about the Big G's 27th epic film, Tokyo S.O.S. Plus product reviews, retrospectives, G-Fest report, art, fiction, and more! (Daikaiju)
Magazine	$4.95

high adventure #72
Meet the dashing, mystifying Captain Hazzard! Ace adventurer, conqueror of fear, and master of modern science! Thrill to his startling adventures in “Python Men of Lost City,” by Chester Hawks! (High Adventure)
Magazine, 112pg	$7.95

jade screen volume 2 #1
Collin Chou talks exclusively to Jade Screen about his career as a successful Hong Kong movie villain as well as one of the industries elite stuntmen! Chou also comments on his involvement with the two new Matrix movies. The exclusive interview is concluded with the 70s Kung Fu star, “Flash Legs" Tan! There’s an exclusive on set report of Michelle Yeoh's new Mainland China actioner, "Silver Hawk"; exclusive career profile of Stephen Chow Sing-chi, an Hong Kong cinema's best loves comedic stars; John Woo talks Hong Kong and Hollywood in an exclusive one on one interview; and an exclusive on set report from Michelle Yeoh's new actioner shooting in Beijing, China, "The Masked Crusader" The Hong Kong Store: The World's Number One online Hong Kong Movie Memorabilia and Merchandise Site is explored! Plus, news, reviews, the Bruce Lee column, merchandise, competitions and all the happenings in the Hong Kong movie world! (Diamond U.K.) 
Magazine	$7.95

juxtapoz november/December 2003
The brainchild of surrealist Robert Williams, Juxtapoz features underground artists who influence much of the fashion, graphics, and new art seen today. Includes full-color layouts featuring painters, sculptors, cartoonists, and photographers. Plus, interviews, rare portfolios, sketches, and reviews. (High Speed Productions) 
Magazine, FC	$4.99

kitbuilders magazine #46
Take an adventurous roust through the graveyard as Kitbuilders spends a little time with the dead. The dead and not too dead will be examined, but be careful; these things have a tendency to bite. Wayne “The Dane” Hansen runs us through another ghoulishly clever sculpting lesson as Gordy Dutt makes another foolish attempt to excite your mind with kits from long ago. Larry Burbridge provides an in depth interview with sculpting wizard Joe Simon as Walter Evans paints up a surprise guest. As usual, there’s all the latest and greatest in the model world along with blasts from the past, and introducing the brand-new “Glamour Shot.” (Kitbuilders)
Magazine	$7.00

LOCUS #512
The science fiction and fantasy community’s journal, with news and reviews on new and upcoming releases, as well as articles and columns by noted authors. (Locus Magazine)
Magazine, 70pg, b&w 	$5.95

NEWTYPE english version magazine volume 2 #10 october 2003
The English-language edition of Japan's #1 anime and manga publication, with all of the best Japanese content translated, plus loads of original material. Oversized, glossy, and premium in every way. And like the Japanese original, it reads from right to left. Twelve monthly issues weigh in at almost 200 pages each. Free bonus gear in every issue includes posters, postcards, a centerfold spread, a manga special, and an exclusive DVD insert. Contents include anime, manga, music, game, toy, and model reviews, feature articles with incredible original illustrations by the industry's leading artists, director interviews, voice talent profiles, and regular columns by industry experts, tastemakers, and deep-cover insiders. There's never been anything like this on these shores, and there's no better way for fans to stay on the cutting edge of the world of anime and manga. (A.D. Vision)
Magazine	$9.95

perfect 10 winter 2003
SEE PREVIEWS ADULT FOR MORE INFORMATION.  (Perfect 10 Publishing)  
ADULT MATERIAL
Magazine	$6.99

PLAYBOY magazine & specials
SEE PREVIEWS ADULT FOR MORE INFORMATION. (Warner Publisher Services)  
ADULT MATERIAL
PLAYBOY (NOVEMBER 2003)––Magazine 	$4.99
PLAYBOY LINGERIE (NOV/DEC)––Magazine	$6.99
PLAYBOY SPECIAL (NOV/DEC)––Magazine	$6.99

raf magazine #3
The official RAF Magazine has arrived, with news, features and interviews on every aspect of the world's top air force. From front line action to cutting edge technology, the RAF and its personnel continue to prove they are second to none. (Titan) 
Magazine, 88pg, FC	$6.99

Robot Wars magazine #11
We’re in seventh heaven in this issue of Robot Wars Mag, as the seventh Wars go full-speed ahead! Including metal-mashing mayhem, robot-building excitement, robot pin-ups and loads more. This is the only official magazine covering the world’s most testosterone-filled show! (Titan) 
Magazine, 68pg, FC	$6.99

RUE MORGUE MAGAZINE September/October 2003
In this issue: a Richard Matheson retrospective; Bruce Campbell and Don Coscarelli talk about Bubba Ho-Tep; Wes Craven on The Hills Have Eyes; Steve Niles and 30 Days of Night; Top 13 Haunts across North America; and tons more! (Marrs Media, Inc.)
Magazine	$6.95

SFX #110
The UK’s best-selling science fiction magazine brings its usual mix of everything sci-fi. Includes the monthly fix of Buffy, Angel, Smallville, and coverage of all the summer sci-fi blockbuster movies and much more! (Future Publishing) 
Magazine	$8.25

shivers #109
Shivers contains an exciting mix of interviews with the creative people of the horror world. Regular features include Ken Newman’s outspoken “Opinion” column, Ingrid Pitt on horror fandom worldwide, and a favorite fright from the archives in “The Fright of Your Life.” Plus, up-to-the-minute news and reviews of all the latest horror on DVD, film, and TV. Also, a pullout poster of the cover artwork. (Visual Imagination) 
Magazine	$6.99

star trek communicator #147
All Star Trek matter is explored, with regular news on actors, series, movies, books, video games, comics, and more, plus exclusive interviews, a catalog of merchandise. (Decipher) 
Magazine, 100pg	$5.95

star wars insider #71
The most informative Star Wars fanzine around! With in-depth coverage of the movies, stories, art, and the people that make the Star Wars universe so amazing — you will always be an insider with Star Wars Insider! (Curtis Circulation)  
Magazine, FC	$5.99

starburst #304
With over 25 years of publishing behind it, Starburst continues to offer its unique blend of the latest news, features, and interviews combined with a look back at science fiction classics of the past. Plus, the finest reviews section known to man, with the cream of films, books, soundtracks, television, comics, and DVDs, all scrutinized for you. (Visual Imagination) 
Magazine	$6.99

starlog #316
In this issue: Super producer Joel Silver previews the Matrix trilogy’s epic conclusion and production designer Owen Paterson on the art; Jackie Chan kicks into action in The Medallion; Disney’s newest animated effort is a Native American fantasy, Brother Bear; Mike Myers brings Dr. Seuss’ mischiefmaker to life in The Cat in the Hat; Director Richard Donner unveils the Michale Crichton sci-fi adventure Timeline; Andy Serkis (Gollum) clue everyone in on his future odysseys in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the Ring; visit the set of Looney Tunes: Back in Action as director Joe Dante, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Brendan Fraser encounter sci-fi’s greatest monsters; Kristi Kreuk reveals who Lana Lang really loves from Smallville; Jolene Blalack is still sizzling as the starship’s Vulcan beauty in Enterprise; and more! (Starlog Group) 
Magazine	$7.99

thwAk #5
This issue features a James Bond cover and an accompanying five-pager by Dave Newton. Also features an in-depth interview with former Cracked/Rip Off Press artist and writer Bruce Bolinger and one-time inker for MAD/Cracked magazine superstar Don Martin. Includes the writing talents of underground legend Lay Lynch in the seven-page “The Promotion of Ted McCord.” The wackiness of Don Martin, Gary Larson’s “The Far Side,” Wally Woods, Robert Crumb, and more! (Tool Publications)
Magazine	$3.99

TV ZONE #168
Up-to-date news, features, and interviews for popular cult TV shows like Stargate SG-1, Angel, Enterprise, Farscape, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The League of Gentlemen, Blake’s 7, Red Dwarf, and Doctor Who. Each issue features a full reviews section on the latest episodes to be broadcast, and episode guides to popular series. (Visual Imagination) 
Magazine, FC	$6.99

ultimate dvd #47
Visual Imagination’s entertainment magazine is devoted solely to DVD. Every issue contains the latest news, DVD reviews, star interviews, production notes, and a diary of forthcoming releases. Plus, a look at the latest players. (Visual Imagination) 
Magazine, FC	$7.99

video watchdog #100
If you’re into horror, science fiction, or fantasy films, Hong Kong action cinema, ‘60s sexploitation, or cult movies, Video Watchdog is jam-packed with in-depth reviews of all the latest releases on VHS, DVD, and LaserDisc, including coverage of rare mail-order and import titles. (Video Watchdog)
Magazine, 80pg	$6.50

XPOSÉ special #25
Meet the faces of 2003. Find out through interviews and news the latest word on Buffy, Stargate SG-1, Birds of Prey, Smallville, and The Dead Zone. Plus, the Summer’s blockbuster movies previewed! (Visual Imagination) 
Magazine	$9.99