Gateways: The Mythology, Military, and Legacy of Stargate

This book explores the Stargate franchise from Roland Emmerich's 1994 film to the television series reimagined by Brad Wright and Jonathan Glassner. It examines the Egyptian, Arthurian and Norse mythology woven into the stories, the portrayal of the military and Cheyenne Mountain, and the ethics and biology of the Stargate galaxy. A final section considers the franchise's legacy and themes of liberty and truth. A great read for science fiction fans and longtime SG-1 viewers. 188 pages.