Legendary sci-fi magazine 'Starlog' returns as a yearly release, just in time for its 50th anniversary
Just in time to honor its 50th anniversary this year, "Starlog" blasts back into the sci-fi universe with Issue #375 showcasing cover artwork created by Armenian artist Gabriel Yeganyan.
Key points
- Technology may change, but the most compelling questions have always been about people: how we live, what we create, and what kind of future we want to build." "Starlog" reloads for its first annual edition after a long hiatus on Nov.
- (Image credit: Jeff Spry) "During its original 33-year run, 'Starlog' documented science fiction as it evolved across film, television, books, technology, and culture," said 'Fangoria's Tara Ansley.
- "Starlog" was one of the greatest sci-fi and fantasy magazines ever, and after a 17-year absence, it's being resurrected.
The magazine continued to inform the science fiction community about upcoming sci-fi TV shows and blockbuster Hollywood films for over three decades; I fondly recall reading each informative and entertaining monthly issue cover-to-cover.
Additional details
- 13, 2026 (Image credit: Fangoria Holdings) "Starlog" launched in 1976, in the pre-" Star Wars " days, under the leadership of editor-in-chief Kerry O’Quinn.
- "Fifty years after the magazine first launched, the line between science fiction and the real world has become increasingly difficult to separate.
- That makes this an especially interesting time to bring 'Starlog' back.
- Three vintage "Starlog" magazine issues from my personal collection!
- The triumphant relaunch of "Starlog" magazine happens on Nov.
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