Spectrum #21
(Dec. 1999) - Sarah Michele Gellar (Buffy) and Ken Finkleman (The Newsroom) interviews! Stanley Kubrick career retrospective (reviews of all of his DVDs); review of Leelee Sobieski's Joan of Arc! 40 pages, card-stock cover.
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Spectrum #22
(April 2000) - Survey of the best TV of the nineties! Reviews of Terrence Malick's DVDs (Badlands, Days of Heaven, The Thin Red Line), the Frank Frazetta/Robert E. Howard book The Ultimate Triumph, and The Wally Wook Sketchbook. Gil Kane remembrance! 40 pages, card-stock cover.
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Spectrum #23
(July 2000) - Angel 1st season episode guide! Long interview with Homicide writer/producer James Yoshimura ("Crosetti," "The Subway")! Eyes Wide Shut on DVD reviewed! 40 pages, card-stock cover.
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Spectrum #24
(Oct. 2000) - Roswell 1st season analysis and episode guide! Xena 5th season episode guide (part 1)! Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands on DVD reviewed! 40 pages, card-stock cover.
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Spectrum #25
(Jan. 2001) - Buffy 4th season analysis and episode guide! Xena 5th season episode guide (part 2)! "Reinvesting the X-Files Quest" follow-up article (to Spectrum 16) by John J. Pierce! I, Claudius on DVD reviewed! 48 pages; card-stock cover.
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Spectrum #26
(June 2001) - Four great interviews! Kevin Smith (Ares on Hercules and Xena), Heath Ledger (Roar; A Knight's Tale), Gary Gianni (Robert E. Howard's Bran Mak Morn), & Don McKellar (Twitch City; The Red Violin)! What an issue! 40 pages; card-stock cover.
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Spectrum #27
(Aug. 2001) - Buffy 5th season analysis and episode guide! Roswell 2nd season episode guide (part 1)! Reviews of the Robert E. Howard/Gary Gianni Bran Mak Morn and The Art of Kerry Gammill! 40 pages; card-stock cover.
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Spectrum #28
(Oct. 2001) - Angel 2nd season analysis and episode guide! Roswell 2nd season episode guide (part 2) plus overview essay! 40 pages; card-stock cover.
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Spectrum #29
(Oct. 2001) - Xena 6th (final) season analysis and episode guide! Lord of the Rings review plus a look at the animated films from the 70s! 40 pages; card-stock cover.
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Spectrum #30
(May 2002) - Interviews with J. August Richards, who plays Gunn on Angel, and Robert Engels, the new head writer of Andromeda! Plus: the nigh-ultimate episode guide to The Tick (covering the original 12 Ben Edlund comics, the 36 cartoons, and the 8 live action shows!); Kevin Smith (Ares on Xena and Hercules) remembered; and DVD reviews (Xena Series Finale; Othello; Beyond the Movie--the Lord of the Rings). Spoon!! 40 pages; card-stock cover.
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Spectrum #31
(Aug. 2002) - Massive analysis and episode guide for the sixth season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer: 35 pages; over 35,000 words; and more than 70 photos! Looking for more than just a superficial glance at the year? Here it is! Plus: reviews of two summer blockbuster movies--Spider-Man and Star Wars: Episode II--Attack of the Clones. What more could you ask for? 48 pages; card-stock cover.
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Spectrum #32
(Nov. 2002) - Extensive analysis and episode guide for the first season of Smallville! Also, an in-depth look at the first season of Alias, including a mini-episode guide (actually, it's ten pages long, but for us, that counts as an abbreviated guide!). Plus: an interview with Gerard Christopher, who played Superboy in the early nineties syndicated series; and a debate between readers and editors about the meaning of the sixth-season Buffy episode "Normal Again." What an issue! 40 pages; card-stock cover.
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Spectrum #33
(July 2003) - 56-page mega-"flip-book" issue! Extensive analysis and episode guide for the seventh and final season of Buffy! The flip side contains an interview with great comic book artist Adam Hughes, catching us up on his projects since the Spectrum 4 feature, along with rare and previously unpublished art! Also in this issue: a review of the new Mark Schultz Conan of Cimmeria hardcover! Selling quickly; stock getting low. Card-stock covers.
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Spectrum #34
(Oct. 2003) - Fantastic interview with Buffy writer/producer Douglas Petrie, writer of such great episodes as "Fool For Love," "The Weight of the World," "Two To Go," and "Get It Done." Also in this issue: reviews of the comic book-related films of the year--X2, Daredevil, The Hulk, and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen; an interview with illustrator Mark Schultz (Xenozoic Tales; Conan of Cimmeria); a review of the Charlie Kaufman/Spike Jonze movie Adaptation; and the usual lively letters page. TV, film, illustration--there's something for everyone in this issue! Card-stock covers.
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Spectrum #35
(Sept. 2004) - First issue in almost a year--but worth the wait! Two major interviews! First up is Alexis Denisof, who talks about his amazing work on Buffy and Angel as Wesley Wyndam-Pryce. Next up is a fascinating discussion with movie poster artist Drew Struzan. You may not know the name, but you've definitely seen his art for Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Harry Potter, and a zillion other films! Also in this issue: a look at why Green Acres is one of the greatest TV shows ever; common ground between Buffy and Six Feet Under; the music of Johnny Reno; and the genius of filmmaker Andy Anderson. What an issue! Card-stock covers.
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