Copyright: ALIEN Commemoration (release version 1.1)      Copyright © 1998 Tony Varnas
Citation: Copyright © 1998 Tony Varnas


Welcome to the

ALIEN World Wide Web

The Internet community is a fascinating and diverse place.  This folder comes with several handy URL shortcuts to help you find some exceptional ALIEN sites on the WWW. (Please note: the Internet is changing almost daily and there is no guarantee these links will be valid in the future.)

WWW ALIEN FAQ

Many frequently asked questions (FAQ) about the ALIEN film series are available in four informative text files at the ALIEN-FAQ.  Currently maintained by Eelko de Vos, the FAQ provides a complete wealth of information on just about everything within the ALIEN saga.  You can read the latest version of the ALIEN-FAQ at:

http://www.netmeg.net/faq/recreation/sf-and-fantasy/alien/

WWW ALIEN Theme

If you would like to keep current on any updates or addendums to this desktop theme, you can reach the official ALIEN Commemoration desktop theme web page at:

http://users.vnet.net/avarnas/AlienCommemoration/alien.html

WWW ALIENS RING

For fans of the ALIEN sci-fi franchise, the Internet community has many related sites and resources.  A good place to start is "The ALIENS Ring" -- a network of affiliated ALIEN sites started by Bill Smith and maintained by Michael Jackson (no relation to the celebrity with the same name).  You can reach Mr.Jackson's "The ALIENS Ring" at the following WWW address:

http://www.webring.org/cgi-bin/webring?ring=aliens&list/

WWW Fox Online

All ALIEN films are owned by the Twentieth Century-Fox film corporation.  Along with Alien Resurrection, the fourth film of the ALIEN saga, rumors abound at Fox that a fifth ALIEN film (set on Earth) is currently in the planning stages!  You can find out more about 20th Century-Fox -- as well as their current film releases -- at their WWW address at:

http://www.Fox.com/

WWW H.R.Giger

The Academy Award-winning artwork of the ALIEN movie (as well as of this desktop theme) was created by the renown Swiss artist H.R.Giger.  You can find out more about him and his engaging work at his official web site and fan club.  For further info about the true creator of the "alien" look, you can reach Mr.Giger's personal WWW site at:

http://www.HRGiger.com/

WWW Newsgroup

ALIEN is popular enough as a cult movie to have its own Usenet newsgroup!  (How many films can brag about something like that?) You can read the ongoing postings and discussions from devout ALIEN fans at:

alt.cult-movies.alien

WWW Resurrection

The ALIEN franchise company (Brandywine Film Productions) has an official site on the Internet.  Primarily dedicated to their latest film offering -- ALIEN Resurrection, -- the site features some added info on all of their previous ALIEN movies.  This is a very impressive and professional web site (in full "digizine" format!)  You can find out more about the "ALIEN experience" at:

http://www.alien-resurrection.com/

WWW Themes Ring

If you like this FREE desktop theme and would like to see others like it, you can check out the "Desktop Theme Ring" run by Sandy M. Gelpieryn.  The Desktop Theme Ring is a collection of web sites featuring the works of many desktop theme authors.  Best of all, each desktop theme is made available to the public FREE OF CHARGE.  You can reach the "Desktop Theme Ring" at:

http://www.webring.org/cgi-bin/webring?ring=plusthemes&list/