VOTE Sci Fi Icons Of The 21st Century

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Last few days of voting left. Tell us your favourite SF & fantasy characters from 2000 onwards

SFX is compiling the ultimate list of the 21st century’s top 100 sci-fi icons, and the result will be the next-but-one SFX special, on sale at the end of July. In it we’ll count down from 100 to 1 your favourite SF characters, whether they be human, alien or vegetable. There’ll be a positive cornucopia of gorgeous photographs, along with words of wisdom from those responsible for creating and portraying the characters you’ve chosen.

So to make this glorious publication come to life, we need YOU, as Lord Kitchener used to say. All you have to do is click here and nominate the character who’s your favourite from TV and cinema over the last 11 years. If you’re wondering why Han Solo and Luke Skywalker aren’t there but C-3PO and R2-D2 are, that’s because the only Star Wars films we’re counting are ones released this century, ie Attack Of The Clones and Revenge Of The Sith .

If you want to vote for, say, Captain Kirk, remember you’re not voting for the William Shatner version, you’re voting for the Chris Pine one; you’re voting for Jackie Earle Haley’s Freddy Krueger, not Robert Englund’s; you’re voting for the Doctor as palyed by Eccleston, Tennant and Smnith, not Hartnell to McGann, and so on.

What are you waiting for? Get voting, and your favourite SF icon could soon be making headlines worldwide!

PLEASE NOTE! This is a new polling system we’ve set up because the previous poll we were using was being hacked into by unscrupulous people attempting to multi-vote. We have weeded out the worst offenders, but we were left with no option but to replace the old clickable system with one where you will have to physically type in your nomination yourself. If you’ve voted already, never fear – your vote on the previous system still counts, no need to vote again.



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