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ELEVENTH HOUR FUTURAMA mad scientist? =11 JANUARY #372' THE SCIENCE FICTION UNIVERSE 2] THE DAY THE O r"e EARTH STOOD * * STILL NUMBER 372 • JANUARY 2009 • THE SCIENCE FICTION UNIVERSE . ainniM, . ........ STARLOC . 13 CRASHDOWN & DOOMSDAY Calactica's Sam Witwer lands in smallville 16 THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL AGAIN STARLOG visits the reincarnation on location 20 MAKER OF A BRAND-NEW DAY Scott Derrickson explains why they remade it 24 WITH JONATHAN FRAKES DIRECTING His Star Trek continues with a Librarian encore 28 FINDING 007LAND Marc Forster helms James Bond's grim mission 32 THE LATEST BOND GIRL Olga Kurylenko has her own agenda 51 MATT GROENING SPEAKS! His toon topics are Futurama & The Simpsons 54 HEROICALLY SEEKING LEGENDS Craig Horner wields the sword in syndication 58 SAD, MAD & DANGEROUS TO KNOW John Noble researches science on the Fringe 62 OF THE WORLD PRIMEVAL Douglas Henshall fights dinosaurs today 67 AGENT OF THE ELEVENTH HOUR Marley Shelton goes into timely action 72 FIRST MOVIE ON THE MOON Producer Jimmy Lydon launched Countdown 76 INSIDE NASA HISTORY Visit Space Center Houston to touch the Moon COMICS SCENE 36 CLARK WITHOUT LOIS Briefly, Dean Cain recalls life as Superman 38 ADVENTURES OF SUPERBOY John Newton soared high, but not for long 42 TALES OF GREEN ARROW With bow in hand, Justin Hartley targets evil 46 WHEN SUPERGIRL FLEW Helen Slater acted superheroic 25 years ago Director Jonathan Frakes sends Noah Wyle into more Dewey Decimal System derring-do as The Librarian. Read all about it on page 24. Photo: Mark Hill/Copyright 2008 TNT 4 mMG/January 2009 ACTION PACKED! A MUST-SEE FOR THE FANS OE THE GAME I" -Jenna Gusch, UG0.com ALL NEW GG-ANIMATED FEATURE FILM JAPANESE BOX OFFICE SMASH FINALLY INFECTS AMERICA! win im m ir-i M.:n. Lam :'.;.itv,.im.i.'.i— also feature articles and commentary by series editor Anthony Tollin and STARLOG's Will President Murray). Selected Docs will now also include THOMAS DeFEO Savage writer Lester Dent's Click Rush the "Gadget Man" short stories. The first story Executive Art Director mimes W.R. MOHALLEY (from a 1937 Crime Busters), "Talking Toad," will be reprinted as originally written (with cut Editor DAVID MCDONNELL QUOTE OF THE MONTH text restored) in Doc #23. Meanwhile, there "If you don't get horny reading FANGO- are celebrity introductions in Shadow #23 (by Art Director RIA, I'm Britney Spears." 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