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Sci-Fi Titles from United Kingdom

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- The fanzine of the Planet Of The Apes Fan Club.
- Creator/Editor: Terry Hoknes
- Published bi-monthly from 1991 to 1998 (issues 1-39).
- Publishing began again in 2008 (issues 40- ).

- Editor: Harry Nadler.

- Mostly horror literature but some movie news and interviews too.
- Started as a book reviewzine.
- Editor: Martin Webb.

- The new science fiction and fantasy-related magazine from the UK.
- Covers: Star Wars, Star Trek, Doctor Who, Lost, Harry Potter, Narnia, Lord of the Rings, Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, James Bond.
- 'Interviews with the top authors, actors and directors, reviews of the latest SF & F releases across every conceivable media, round-ups and overviews of the best SF telly, plus tons of news and opinion'.
- 148 pages.

- Covers films, tv, books and comics.
- Editor: Simon Clarke.

- The English-language edition of L'Ecran Fantastique.
- Only three issues were published.

- A mixture of horror literature and cinema.
- Managing Editor: John Gilbert.
- 84 black and white (some color) A4 pages.

- FILMSTAR is a new mainstream movie magazine from Blackfish Publishing, publishers of sci-fi magazine DEATHRAY.
- Covers the mainstream blockbusters discussed by its rivals but with greater focus on independent and arthouse productions.
- 180 glossy A4 pages.

- A5 format.

- Editor: Bryn Hammond.

- Editor: Nicholas Hayson.
- A5 format.

- Seven issues were published.
- Editor: Ken Miller.
- 36, A4, b&w pages.

- Five issues were published.
- News, reviews, previews and interviews from the wide world of science-fiction entertainment.
-Editor: Allan Bryce.
- 64 colour pages in A4 format.

- Editor: Andrew Morris.
- A5 format.

- General Sci-Fi publication, mostly film related.
- Editor: Chris Martin.
- 60 A4 pages.

- Also published in Spain, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the Netherlands, Poland, Japan, Germany, France, Malta, Mexico, and Argentina.

- A "bookazine" (it was sold on the magazine shelf, though it's hard to classify).
- Editor: Piers Beckley.

- Published under licence from Starlog.

- ''Written by fans for fans, SciFiNow is a sophisticated, accessible, fresh and authoritative look at science fiction, fantasy, horror and cult television.
- Offering in-depth coverage of every aspect of sci-fi, the magazine breaks new ground with its cutting-edge approach to features, reviews and news.''

- A science fiction magazine
- Editor: Dave Golder
- Published monthly. 100 color A4 pages.
- Changed size from 21.15cm X 29.7cm, to 22.15cm X 28.5cm (since issue # 208).

- Comes from the SFX team.
- Special editions focussing on sci-fi, horror and fantasy films with features, guides and interviews.

- Editor: Mark Knowlton.

- 304 issues were published.
- Information on characters, events, ships, weapons etc. from the ST universe.
- As this publication wasn't allowed to be sold in US, many of the articles were included in STAR TREK THE MAGAZINE.

- Started in March 1995 as Star Trek Monthly.
- An authorized, by CBS, magazine devoted to the Star Trek franchise.
- Published bi-monthly by Titan and was distributed in UK and Europe only.
- The US version appeard in August 2006. According to Titan 'The magazine is now printed in the United States rather than the UK.'

- General sci-Fi, with film & tv coverage.
- Editor: Chris Martin.

- ''A non profit making UK fanzine, written by Star Wars fans for Star Wars fans''
- Editor: Scott Weller
- 36 pages.

- Vitelloni reports:
Titan Magazines which previously published Stars Wars (The Official) Magazine has taken over the US magazine Star Wars Insider from IDG Entertainment. So with the US issue #93 and the UK issue #69 both magazines become one in name, cover and content.

- Science Fiction movies.

- Fold-out magazine, film & TV Sci-Fi/fantasy.
- Copyrighted inside as "Starquest".

- Editor: Trevor Barley.
- A5 format.

- Editor: John Reeves.
- A5 format.