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The legendary sci-fi magazine returns–exploring science fiction, technology & culture. Podcast | Newsletter | Magazine Coming Late 2026 Since 1976

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In honor of the passing of Sir Patrick Stewart on the 28th of October 2026, Jordan recalls an interaction with him while hosting a STAR TREK event for episode 20 of The STARLOG Podcast. Full episode at our link in bio. 06 Nov 2026

A new chapter in the world of Arrakis is coming to life and STARLOG has a visual exclusive. 🏜️ We’re thrilled to debut four exclusive pages from DUNE MESSIAH: BOOK 1, the highly anticipated graphic novel adaptation from Abrams ComicArts! Written by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson, with riveting artwork by Michael Shelfer, this new adaptation brings Frank Herbert’s legendary sci-fi sequel to the page in spectacular fashion. Paul Atreides has become Emperor, but power comes at a price. As conspiracies gather and the future grows increasingly uncertain, the fate of an empire hangs in the balance. Get your first look at the epic artwork and prepare to return to Arrakis. DUNE MESSIAH: BOOK 1 arrives in comic shops today from @abramsbooks . 04 Nov 2026

🎬 🛸 FICTIONAL FUTURES. REAL-WORLD CHOICES. Politics and Science Fiction are no strangers. From the dystopian city of METROPOLIS and the political premonitions of THE DEAD ZONE to the alien invasions of MARS ATTACKS! and THE SIMPSONS, science fiction has always held up something of a funhouse mirror to our world. Whether imagining authoritarian futures, class power struggles, societal collapse, or extraterrestrial takeovers, these works remind us that the future can be equally strange and wondrous. This Election Day, the stakes may feel like science fiction, but the choices are real. Don't leave the future to the aliens. Get informed. Show up. Vote. 🗳️ Let us know your favorite Poli Sci-Fi titles in the comments. 03 Nov 2026

⭐THE FUTURE IS BACK IN PRINT. 🚀 Fifty years after first transporting readers to galaxies far, far away, STARLOG returns with a new mission: exploring the stories, science, and wild ideas shaping tomorrow. 🛸 Featuring original cover art by Gabriel Yeganyan. Wild science. Weird futurism. Infinite possibilities. One hundred pages. Issue 375 of a run that began in 1976, shipping November 13. SHOP IN BIO. Led by editor-in-chief Annalee Newitz, the legendary science-fiction magazine is back with original reporting, bold artwork, and conversations with the people imagining what's next. In this issue: LeVar Burton and particle physicist Chanda Prescod-Weinstein on science and STAR TREK; the hidden politics of DUNE; the making of iconic movie starships; farming beyond Earth; dinosaurs of the future; and much more. 03 Nov 2026

Everyone at both Fango and Starlog are crushed to hear the news of Sir Patrick Stewart’s passing. From STAR TREK to DUNE, X-MEN and GREEN ROOM, his imprint across our beloved genre is immeasurable. Our thoughts go out to his loved ones, friends and many fans. 29 Oct 2026

🛸Ready for an extraterrestrial dance party among some of the most exciting pop culture exhibits on the west coast? 👽MOPOP is plotting a Halloween night of otherworldly encounters, cosmic entertainment, and a little fortune-telling from beyond the stars. ✨Prepare for First Contact: -UFO Photo Op -Alien Invasion Scavenger Hunt -Guess the Movie Trivia with @crypticonseattle -Costume Contest with a $500 grand prize -October 31st at 8pm | 21+ 👾 Head to @MOPOPseattle bio for tickets #FashionablyUndead #alieninvasion 28 Oct 2026

Welcome back to The STARLOG Podcast! This episode was recorded before we received the sad news that actor Walter Koenig died at age 90. Next week’s episode will include more Koenig memorial, but this week we’re going to catch you up on Disney Plus’ VISIONQUEST, the new Marvel streaming series. For science fact, Jordan attended a concert of mushrooms (for real), and in the STARLOG Archive we devote the segment to some very special letters from readers past. This week, we have our first guest who is also a contributor to the new issue of STARLOG Magazine! Author Mahmud El Sayed joins the podcast to talk about his new sci-fi novel about a generation ship divided by language: THE REPUBLIC OF MEMORY. The trio also discuss Mahmud’s upcoming piece in STARLOG pertaining to how Arab cultures are portrayed in adaptations of Frank Herbert’s DUNE, and his interest in the arabfuturism genre of science fiction writing. Full episode at our link in bio. 28 Oct 2026

Rest in peace to actor and screenwriter Walter Koenig, who passed yesterday at the age of 90. Koenig will be forever remembered as Chekov in STAR TREK and Alfred Bester in BABYLON 5. STARLOG sends our love to his family, friends, and infinite fans. 26 Oct 2026

Fango mourns the loss of Tom Skerritt, the veteran actor who helped make Ridley Scott’s ALIEN (1979) the epitome of sci-fi horror. Beyond ALIEN, Skerritt’s celebrated career spanned THE DEAD ZONE (1983), THE DEVIL’S RAIN (1975), POLTERGEIST III (1988), and PICKET FENCES (1992-1996), earning him generations of admirers across genre film and television. He was 93. Rest in peace, Tom. 22 Oct 2026

FLANGAN'S CARRIE HAS DARK TOWER CONNECTIONS The newest Stephen King adaptation is Mike Flanagan's Carrie streaming on Amazon Prime and even though the rights are a little mixed up, it is pretty clear Carrie is the first step in a Amazon Dark Tower Universe. Welcome back to The STARLOG Podcast! In this episode, New York Comic Con 2026 is over, and your hosts Jordan Hoffman and Dave Gonzales have some exciting news about Avatar: Seven Havens and a new Blade Runner series Blade Runner 2099 coming to Amazon Prime. Currently on Amazon Prime is Carrie, which seems to be leading towards a larger Stephen King Universe. Plus, Mayan scientists get name dropped in What’s Happening in Science Fact? and there’s pulp microfilm down in the STARLOG Archive. This week’s guest is archivist, curator, and filmmaker Michael Chaiken, who was tasked by the Criterion Collection with assembling “The Complete Kubrick,” the first full collection of Stanley Kubrick’s films. Not only has Chaiken helped with archives for luminaries like Randy Newman and Bob Dylan, but he gives the podcast a glimpse of what it was like to choose what absolutely needed to be included in the biggest Stanley Kubrick home media release ever. Full episode at the link in bio. 21 Oct 2026

Welcome back to The STARLOG Podcast for Episode 17! Jordan Can't Outrun His Old GREEN LANTERN Quote - Before giving his opinion on HBO's Lanterns Season 1 on the STARLOG Podcast, Jordan has to reckon with his past. In this episode, HBO’s Lanterns has completed its first season and now is the time for GREEN LANTERN fan and podcast host Jordan Hoffman to render final judgement on the prestige television green magic space ring show! Then, after more depressing A.I. news in this week’s Science Fact, we get the ultimate lesson in providing receipts from STAR TREK writer D.C. Fontana in the STARLOG Archive. This week’s guest Annalee Newitz, the Editor-In-Chief of STARLOG Volume 2! Annalee is here to talk about their newest novel A WALL IS ALSO A ROAD and not about STARLOG Magazine (this time). There’s a lot to talk about in this tale about Gardenpath, a slime mold and Murtis, a talented sex worker from Pompeii. Based science, Annalee explains how ancient Pompeii really used urine in wool processing and how a non-human scientist might view an Earth sunset. 16 Oct 2026

Welcome back to The STARLOG Podcast! 1994's State of Weightlessness Documentary is...Detailed - There's a new documentary online covering Russian Cosmonauts and when Dave gave Jordan four minutes to talk about it on the STARLOG podcast, Jordan finished strong. Further In this episode, your hosts delve into the SCP Foundation, a collaborative online fiction universe inspiring new projects from Neon and A24. Dave explains how its Creative Commons roots complicate the move from fan-created stories to Hollywood films. Jordan recommends STATE OF WEIGHTLESSNESS, a 1994 documentary about Soviet cosmonauts and the Soviet space program that is now available online. Then, The STARLOG Archive unearths a 1980 FUTURE LIFE article about “talking magazines,” an ambitious idea to put audio recordings directly on magazine pages. This week’s guest Swapna Krishna, a writer, journalist, host, and content creator specializing in space, science, technology (and a friend of Jordan’s). Swapna schools the boys on the current state of NASA’s space projects and just how much SpaceX and Blue Origin have to do with the current state of space travel. Not only do we learn about Artemis III and what they hope to accomplish on the moon, but that the proof of Martian life is a $7 billion dollar retrieval mission we still aspire to. Full episode at our link in bio. 07 Oct 2026

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