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Vol. 55, #6. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Magic, Morality and Writing - An Interview with Robin Hobb, Author of Shaman's Crossing; A Talk with Paul McAuley; World Fantasy Awards Winners; Forthcoming Books Through September 2006. Cover price $5.95.

Vol. 56, #1. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. 39th Year of Publication. This issue: Exploring Canadian SF with Commentary by Cory Doctorow, Candas Jane Dorsey, Derryl Murphy, Robert J. Sawyer, Elisabeth Vonarburg; Interview with Geoff Ryman; Conversations with Dave Duncan and S.M. Stirling; Robert Sheckley - 1928-2005; World Fantasy Convention - Full-Color Coverage. Cover price $6.50.

Vol. 56, #2. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: 2005: The Year in Review, Featuring the Locus Recommended Reading List; Gooder Omens - A Conversation with Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett; 2005 Nebula Awards Preliminary Ballot. Cover price $6.50.

Vol. 56, #3. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: The Wheel Turns - An Interview with Robert Jordan; Harry Harrison talks about "When the World Was Young"; Forthcoming Books Through December 2006. Cover price $6.50.

Vol. 56, #4. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. 38th Anniversary Issue. This issue: Remembering Octavia E. Butler - 1947-2006; Interviews with Elizabeth Bear and Justina Robson. Cover price $6.50.

Vol. 56, #5. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Young Adult Fiction - Essays by Ursula K. Le Guin, Garth Nix, Graham Joyce, Jonathan Stroud, Nancy Farmer and more; Conversations with Kenneth Oppel and Scott Westerfeld; Talking with Holly Black; Remembering Stanislaw Lem (1921-2006). Cover price $6.50.

Vol. 56, #6. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Talking with Christopher Priest - An Unreliable Narrator; Nebula Awards Weekend; Jay Lake Interview; The Family Tree - Betsy Wollheim; Forthcoming Books Through March 2007. Cover price $6.50.

Vol. 57, #1. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Peter Straub - Fearful Places; Special Horror Section; Joe Hill - The Point of Confession; 2006 Locus Awards Winners and Poll Results. Cover price $6.50.

Vol. 57, #2. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Remembering Jim Baen (1943-2006) - Appreciations by Lois McMaster Bujold, David Weber, Tom Doherty, Bob Eggleton, David B. Mattingly, Betsy Mitchell and more; Interview with Ian McDonald; Talking with John C. Wright; Science Fiction Hall of Fame/Locus Awards Weekend. Cover price $6.50.

Vol. 57, #3. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: James Patrick Kelly - Explorer; World Fantasy Awards Nominees; Ken MacLeod - Politics & SF; David Gemmell - 1948-2006; Forthcoming Books Through June 2007. Cover price $6.50.

Vol. 57, #4. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: The Hugos - Full-Color Report; The 40th Anniversary of Star Trek; Interviews with Paul Park and Mary Anne Mohanraj; Full-Color Coverage of the World SF Convention. Cover price $6.50.

Vol. 57, #5. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Fabular Logic - An Interview with China Mieville, Award-Winning Author of The Scar, Perdido Street Station and King Rat; Essays by Cory Doctorow and Alastair Reynolds; In Memoriam - John M. Ford (1957-2006) and Wilson Tucker (1914-2006); Special L.A. Con IV Color Coverage. Cover price $6.50.

Vol. 57, #6. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Jack Williamson (1908-2006) - Celebrating the Memory of Science Fiction's Grand Master; Interview with James Morrow; 2006 World Fantasy Awards Winners; Remembering Nelson Bond (1908-2006) and Stanley Meltzoff (1917-2006); Forthcoming Books Through September 2007. Cover price $6.50.

Vol. 58, #1. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. 40th Year of Publication. This issue: Talking with Naomi Novik, Author of the Temeraire series; World Fantasy Convention Report; A Conversation with Ace & Roc editor Ginjer Buchanan; Commentary by Cory Doctorow; Allen Steele Interview. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 58, #2. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: 2006: The Year in Review, Featuring the Locus Recommended Reading List. Commentary by Charles N. Brown, Gary K. Wolfe, Faren Miller, Karen Haber, Gardner Dozois, Richard Horton, Russell Letson, Graham Sleight and more. Plus: Interview with John Barnes; 2006 Nebula Awards Preliminary Ballot. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 58, #3. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Interview with Tim Powers - Follow the Arrows; Ellen Klages talks about Childhood Darkness; Forthcoming Books Through December 2007. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 58, #4. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Chop Wood, Carry Water - An Interview with Kim Stanley Robinson; 2007 Hugo and Nebula Awards Nominations; A Conversation with Mary Rosenblum. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 58, #5. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Locus Looks at Horror, with Commentary by Peter Crowther, William K. Schafer, Edward Bryant, Ellen Datlow, Ramsey Campbell, Caitlin R. Kiernan, Elizabeth Hand, Laird Barron, Paula Guran and Jeremy Lassen; World Horror Convention Report; A Roundtable Discussion on Horror with Peter Straub, John Clute and Gary K. Wolfe; Interview with Joe R. Lansdale; Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. - 1922-2007; Report on the International Conference on the Fantastic. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 58, #6. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Talking with Nalo Hopkinson, Author of The New Moon's Arms; Nebula Awards Weekend; Holly Phillips Interview; Forthcoming Books Through March 2008. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 59, #1. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Peter S. Beagle - A Conversation with the Author of The Last Unicorn; Facing the Tiger - Paolo Bacigalupi; 2007 Locus Awards Winners and Poll Results. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 59, #2. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Celebrating the Robert A. Heinlein Centennial, with Appreciations by Ben Bova, Joe Haldeman, Yoji Kondo/Eric Kotani, John Varley, Spider Robinson, Greg Bear, Frank M. Robinson, Larry Niven, Frederik Pohl, Robert Silverberg, Connie Willis and more; Robert A. Heinlein - A Life in Pictures; Heinlein Reconsidered - A Roundtable Discussion with John Clute, Gary K. Wolfe & Graham Sleight; A Conversation with John Scalzi; Science Fiction Hall of Fame/Locus Awards Weekend. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 59, #4. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: The Hugo Awards Winners; Report on the Hugo Awards Ceremony; Complete Hugo Awards Voting Results; Robert Jordan - 1948-2007; Madeleine L'Engle - 1918-2007; Conversations with Bruce Sterling and Walter Jon Williams. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 59, #5. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: William Gibson - Cognitive Weirdness; Remembering Robert Jordan; Doris Lessing - Nobel Prize Winner; Talking with Kelly Link; SF in the Far East. Cover price $6.95.

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Vol. 59, #6. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Elizabeth Hand - An Interview with the Author of Generation Loss; A Conversation with Nnedi Okorafor; World Fantasy Awards Winners; Forthcoming Books Through September 2008. Cover price $6.95.

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Vol. 60, #1. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Brian Aldiss - An Interview with the Hugo and Nebula Award-Winning Author; A Conversation with M. Rickert; Arthur C. Clarke At 90; World Fantasy Convention Report. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 60, #3. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: A Conversation with Charles Stross, Author of Halting State; Talking with Peter Watts; Reviews by Gary K. Wolfe, Russell Letson, Faren Miller and more; Forthcoming Books Through December 2008. Cover price $6.95.

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Vol. 60, #4. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. Commemorative 40th Anniversary Issue. This issue: Acts of God - An Interview with Terry Pratchett; 2008 Hugo and Nebula Awards Nominations; Sir Arthur C. Clarke - 1917-2008; A Conversation with Sarah Monette. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 60, #5. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: A Talk with Theodora Goss - Shifting Ground; Stoker & Nebula Awards; Interview with Catherynne M. Valente; Report on the International Conference on the Fantastic. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 60, #6. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Talking with Jeffrey Ford - Shadow Years; The Long Price - An Interview with Daniel Abraham; Nebula Awards Weekend Report; Forthcoming Books Through March 2009. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 61, #1. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Focus on Young Adult Fiction, with Essays by Neil Gaiman, Holly Black, Justine Larbalestier, Scott Westerfeld, Graham Joyce and more; An Interview with Garth Nix - Balancing Act; Christopher Barzak Spins An "Imaginary Autobiography"; 2008 Locus Awards Winners and Poll Results. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 61, #2. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Streams in a River - An Interview with Michael Chabon; Articles by Sir Arthur C. Clarke, Frederik Pohl and Robert Silverberg; Thomas M. Disch - 1940-2008; Greer Gilman - Sun and Moon and Stars; Science Fiction Hall of Fame/Locus Awards Weekend. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 61, #3. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Neal Stephenson - And Now the News; Gregory Frost - True Stories; Report on the Hugo Awards Ceremony; Forthcoming Books Through June 2009. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 61, #4. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Ursula K. Le Guin - The Age of Saturn; Frederik Pohl on Sir Arthur C. Clarke; Interview with Tobias S. Buckell; Complete Worldcon Coverage. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 61, #5. The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field. This issue: Greg Bear Interview; A Conversation with Gardner Dozois; A Talk with Paul Melko; Over 50 Reviews of New Science Fiction and Fantasy. Cover price $6.95.

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Locus is the science-fiction and fantasy community's journal of record, with news and reviews on new and upcoming releases, as well as articles and columns by well-known authors. Cover price $7.50.

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by BOB FINGERMAN and PAUL LEE; cover by PAUL LEE From Chris Carter, creator of The X-Files, comes a new batch of intrigue and suspense with a few familiar faces and an altogether unfamiliar tone. When Mulder needed the real dirt, the conspiracy behind the conspiracies, these are the guys he turned to, and now they're on their own, facing down government corruption and corporate greed wherever it threatens the American way. A zany spinoff from one of the greatest sci-fi and suspense series of all time, The Lone Gunmen comes to comics in this special one-shot by celebrated cartoonist Bob Fingerman (Minimum Wage) and brilliant painter Paul Lee (Marvel's Amazing Fantasy and Vertigo's Dreaming). On sale May 30 FC, 32pg (Lee cover) . . . $2.99 FC, 32pg (Photo cover) . . . $2.99 Cover price $2.99.

by BOB FINGERMAN and PAUL LEE; cover by PAUL LEE From Chris Carter, creator of The X-Files, comes a new batch of intrigue and suspense with a few familiar faces and an altogether unfamiliar tone. When Mulder needed the real dirt, the conspiracy behind the conspiracies, these are the guys he turned to, and now they're on their own, facing down government corruption and corporate greed wherever it threatens the American way. A zany spinoff from one of the greatest sci-fi and suspense series of all time, The Lone Gunmen comes to comics in this special one-shot by celebrated cartoonist Bob Fingerman (Minimum Wage) and brilliant painter Paul Lee (Marvel's Amazing Fantasy and Vertigo's Dreaming). On sale May 30 FC, 32pg (Lee cover) . . . $2.99 FC, 32pg (Photo cover) . . . $2.99 Cover price $2.99.

Photo cover of Clayton Moore as Lone Ranger on Silver. Trapped in the Lone Ranger's Cabin, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; Outlaws stumble on the cabin fronting the Lone Ranger's silver mine and hold Jim hostage; Dan Reid hides in the mine shaft, which is hidden by a secret door in the cabin. Escaping the Conquistadors, script by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Jon Small; Young Hawk and Little Buck ride their new horses inland from the coast and escape an ambush by Spanish conquistadors. The Refuge, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; Bob Grant has a change of heart after taking part in a raid on the town and leaves his gang to take refuge in an old abandoned Spanish church. Color promo for subscriptions to Dell's Lone Ranger Comic. Premium is a KE Puzzle. Based on the popular Western TV series. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo cover of Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger. The Legend of the Lone Ranger, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; The head of an gang of bank robbers poses as an Eastern newspaper reporter to try to draw the Lone Ranger into an ambush. Flash Flood, script by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Jon Small; Young Hawk and Little Buck camp in the bottom of a dry wash. They escape a flash flood, but lose their horses, which run away; They go inland to the mountains, where they fight a grizzly and descend into a large canyon. Into Death Valley, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; The Lone Ranger and Tonto trail stage robbers into Death Valley. Ad for Dell's Tonto comic. Based on the popular Western TV series. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo cover of Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger. Escape, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; Pretending to be outlaws, the Lone Ranger and Tonto gain the trust of a bank robber, who has been abandoned to the law by the rest of his gang. The Buffalo Hunt, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; The Lone Ranger and Tonto are mistaken for scouts for buffalo hunters who are trespassing on Cheyenne hunting grounds. The Marked Stage, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; A stable hand is marking the stage carrying a secret payroll. The mystery is how the Lone Ranger knows which one it is, merely by their height. Jaguar in the Canyon, script by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Jon Small; At the bottom of large canyon in western Mexico, Young Hawk and Little Buck kill a jaguar that is being chased by a group of tall hunters and are invited back to their village. Based on the popular Western TV series. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo cover of Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger. The Spoil-Takers, art by Tom Gill; Drake, the Indian agent, is selling the Indians' supplies to white men. The Vigilante, art by Tom Gill; The Lone Ranger disguises himself as One-Eye Eggers, an outlaw, to expose the leader of a band of vigilantes in Iron City. The Indian Raiders, art by Tom Gill; The Lone Ranger and Tonto trail a band of "Indians" who robbed a wagon train. Waterfall Dangers, script by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Jon Small; Young Hawk and Little Buck leave the canyon of the Jaguar hunters by using a long rope to descend by a large waterfall, and then make a raft to float downstream and barely escape from another waterfall. Color ad featuring Walt Disney Mouseketeer Fun with Music Band Set by Spec-toy-culars, Inc. Based on the popular Western TV series. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo cover of Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger. Facts about desert plants. The Great Stage Race, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; Dan Kentown uses gunmen to stop a rival stage line's shipments. The Blocked Train, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; The Lone Ranger and Tonto trail train robbers to a town; The mystery is how they identify the robber's horses without having seen them during the chase. Landslide Defense, script by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Jon Small; Young Hawk and Little Buck follow a river in a deep canyon in Mexico; They start a landslide to escape an ambush by strange warriors. Dan Reid's Ordeal, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; Dan Reid interrupts an Indian shaman trying to make a bulletproof shirt and is taken prisoner. Promo for subscriptions to Dells Lone Ranger comic; Premium is Dell Comic Pocket Picture Holder; Also Dells Pledge to Parents. Based on the popular Western TV series. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo cover of Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger. Promo for subscriptions to Dells Lone Ranger comic; Premium is vinyl wallet; also Dells Pledge to Parents. The Cornered Sheriff, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; The Lone Ranger and Tonto help a sheriff who has been injured and can't fire a gun with his right hand. The Sergeant's Story, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; The Lone Ranger and Tonto are aided by retired Army Sgt. Dennis in capturing a gang that is robbing Army supply wagon trains. Canoe Capture, script by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Jon Small; Young Hawk and Little Buck are attacked by a band of warriors and escape by taking their canoe and paddling downstream. The Vanished Gold Dust, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; The Lone Ranger and Tonto solve the robbery of prospector's gold dust in a cabin guarded by a vicious dog. Text article on the Lone Ranger Ranch in Simi Valley, California, where the Lone Ranger TV programs were filmed. Facts on guns and rifles in the old west, narrated by the Lone Ranger. Based on the popular Western TV series. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Silver Anniversary issue. Photo cover of Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger. The Story of the Lone Ranger, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; A doubting Eastern reporter reminds Dan Reid of the story of the origin of the Lone Ranger. The Story of Tonto, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; Retelling of occasion when Capt. Reid and Tonto met as youths. The Story of Silver. The Story of Dan Reid. What Has Gone Before, script by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Jon Small; A review of the travels of Young Hawk and Little Buck throughout North America during the 1500s. Based on the popular Western TV series. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo cover of Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger. Factual strip about derringer guns narrated by the Lone Ranger. Ranger Jim's Ordeal, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; Ranger Jim, the caretaker of the Lone Ranger's silver mine, is taken hostage by outlaws. The Unseen Intruder, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; An unseen assailant pistol whips an express clerk and robs the safe; The Lone Ranger must decide which of the men in town is the culprit. Hostage Exchange, script by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Jon Small; Traveling down a river in the Sierra Madre mountains of Mexico; Little Buck is captured by a hostile hunting party and is redeemed in an exchange with the hostile tribe's chief. The Missing Markers, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Gill; A gang stirs up trouble with the Cheyenne by removing boundary markers; They hope to draw the sheriff away from town before a big gold shipment arrives. Ad for Dell's Tonto comic. Ad for subscriptions to Dells Lone Ranger comic; Premium is key and coin case; also Dells Pledge to Parents. Based on the popular Western TV series. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo cover of Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger. The Fence War, art by Tom Gill; The Lone Ranger and Tonto prevent a range war between cattlemen and farmers, sparked by a greedy man's desire to control water rights. The Wagon Train Ambush, art by Tom Gill; The Lone Ranger, Tonto, and Dan Reid return to the site of the wagon train ambush that left Dan an orphan. The Fanned Six-Gun, art by Tom Gill; By just looking at suspects' guns, The Lone Ranger must find the outlaw who robbed a train. The Black Bear, art by Jon Small; While descending a river to the Gulf of California, Young Hawk and Little Buck's canoe is invaded by a large black bear; Later they save a woman and her child by killing the same bear with hatchets. Promo for subscriptions to Dells Lone Ranger comic; Premium is a pocket printer; also Dells Pledge to Parents. Based on the popular Western TV series. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo cover of Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger. Color promo for subscriptions to Dells Lone Ranger comic; Premium is Lucky Penny Pocket Piece; also Dells Pledge to Parents. Lost in Wild Horse Valley, art by Tom Gill; The Lone Ranger and Tonto learn that horse rancher Tim Mann intends to raid Wild Horse Valley and capture the herd of mustangs that Silver once led. Terror on the Tracks, art by Tom Gill; Old railroad engineer Jenkins comes out of retirement to help The Lone Ranger and Tonto and townspeople stop an Indian attack on another train. The Stolen Stallion, art by Tom Gill; The Lone Ranger must decide which Indian brave broke the peace and stole a white man's horse. Apache Attack, art by Jon Small; Young Hawk and Little Buck trade arrowheads for a canoe from friendly Indians and sail across the Gulf of California. Based on the popular Western TV series. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.