| Additional Information |
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| Publication | 0000 | Price: $0.25 | Pages: 100 | Cover Artist: Paul |
| Publisher | Experimenter Publishing Co. | Editor : Hugo Gernsback |
| Notes |
Apr. 1928←May 1928→Jun. 1928
Vol 3, No 2.
Library of Congress copyright record shows publication date 1928-04-05
Cover illustrates "The Octopus Cycle." Attributions for individual illustrations by signature if present or recognizable, using the most complete form of the artist's name found in this issue. |
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| Page: 101 | Facts Outfictioned - essay by Hugo Gernsback |
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| Page: 102 | Four Dimensional Robberies - by Bob Olsen |
| Page: 103 | Four Dimensional Robberies - interior artwork by R. E. Lawlor |
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| Page: 110 | The Octopus Cycle - by Fletcher Pratt |
| Page: 110 | The Octopus Cycle - by Irvin Lester |
| Page: 111 | The Octopus Cycle - interior artwork by Paul |
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| Page: 120 | Dr. Brittlestone's Method - by Samuel M. Sargent, Jr. |
| Page: 121 | Dr. Brittlestone's Method - interior artwork by Elliott Dold |
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| Page: 126 | The Thousand-and-Second Tale of Scheherazade - by Edgar Allan Poe |
| Page: 127 | The Thousand-and-Second Tale of Scheherazade - interior artwork by Paul |
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| Page: 134 | A Story of the Days to Come (Part 2 of 2) - serial by H. G. Wells |
| Page: 135 | A Story of the Days to Come (Part 2 of 2) - interior artwork by R. E. Lawlor |
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| Page: 147 | Our Little Neighbor - poem by Leland S. Copeland |
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| Page: 148 | Münchhausen Is Taught "Martian" - by Hugo Gernsback |
| Page: 149 | Münchhausen Is Taught "Martian" - interior artwork by Paul |
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| Page: 153 | Thought Transmission on Mars - by Hugo Gernsback |
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| Page: 158 | The Master Ants - by Francis Flagg |
| Page: 159 | The Master Ants - interior artwork by uncredited |
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| Page: 170 | A Visitor from the Twentieth Century - by Harold Donitz |
| Page: 170 | A Visitor from the Twentieth Century - interior artwork by Paul |
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| Page: 177 | Discussions (Amazing Stories, May 1928) - essay by The Editor |
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| Page: 190 | Letter (Amazing Stories, May 1928) - essay by A. L. Glasser |
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