Neil Gaiman guest-edits the latest web-slinging issue of the galaxy’s greatest science fiction magazine as we look forward to The Amazing Spider-Man 2 , Pacific Rim and The World's End

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Neil Gaiman Guest Edits SFX!
The Sandman / American Gods / Neverwhere / Good Omens / Stardust … (we could go on) author joins the SFX team for one issue only to whip us all into shape, recount his personal history with horror classic Night Of The Demon , chat about his latest novel The Ocean At The End Of The Lane and much, much more…

Mr Sandman, Bring Me A Dream
…such as discussing his return to Sandman 25 years after the Dream King’s debut!

The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Not one thing. Not even 10 things. But 25 things you need to know about The Amazing Spider-Man 2 assembled by SFX super-sleuth Nick Setchfield.

20 Reasons We Love Doctor Who In The ’80s
With less than six months left to the big 5-0, our look back at Who throu𓆏gh the ages reaches the ’80s, t💝he show’s spangly, divisive and ultimately doomed decade.

Under The Dome
The Stephen King novel (which bears more than a passing resemblance to The Simpsons Movie …) is getting the telly treatment courtesy of US network ✤CBS. Discover what’s in store in our interview with writer Brian K Vaughan.

Pacific Rim and X-Men: Days Of Future Past
In the first half of our apocalypse-themed feature section, we visit the set of Guillermo del Toro’s robots-punching-monsters-in-the-face movie Pacific Rim, and director ꦕBryan Singer talks about his return to the X-franchise.

The World’s End and This Is The End
And in the second half we chat to Simon Pegg about meta-pocalypse comedies, while Evan Goldberg talks pub crawls and wrapping up the Cornetto Trilogy.♉ Or should that be the other way round?

Reviewed And Rated
We pass judgement on the likes of Star Trek Into Darkness , Byzantium , Wreck-It Ralph , Doctor Who series seven part two, The Ocean At The End Of The Lane , Guardians Of The Galaxy and Metro: Last Light .

Rachel Nichols
Continuum ’s leading lady talks season two, her favourite gadget and the s൲ecret of that suit…

PLUS! View Screen asks is Doctor Who faltering at 50? Could Hemlock Grove be the future of TV? And is Da Vinci’s Demons a little bit sexist? The answers (and plenty of other waffl𒈔e) inside.

And That’s Not All
As well as penning a mighty ed’s intro and recording an exclusive intro video for digital editions (iPad and Kindle Fire only), Neil Gaiman contributes to our interview with SF luminary M John Harrison, while in news we look forward to French zombie drama The Returned , survival action videogame The Last Of Us and we celebrate the life of imagination engineer Ray Harryhausen .

Bonus Digital Content
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