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Amazing Stories
Date | Number: v8 1 | Lang: English (en)
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Publication0000 | Price: $0.25 | Pages: 100 | Cover Artist: A. Sigmond
PublisherTeck Publications, Inc. | Editor : T. O'Conor Sloane, Ph.D.
Notes Mar. 1933←Apr. 1933→May 1933
Vol 8, No 1. Library of Congress copyright record shows publication date 1933-03-10 Cover illustration untitled.
Three letters by Forrest J. Ackerman were published in this issue.
"An Episode of the Mechanical Age" and its author Leon Ascot were missed in Bleiler (Gernsback) in both the magazine section and the author section.
 
Page: 5Heat Engines - essay by T. O'Conor Sloane, Ph.D.
 
Page: 8When the Comet Returned - by Harl Vincent
Page: 9When the Comet Returned - interior artwork by Leo Morey
 
Page: 26Beyond the End of Space (Part 2 of 2) - serial by John W. Campbell, Jr.
Page: 27Beyond the End of Space (Part 2 of 2) - interior artwork by Leo Morey
 
Page: 45Revelation - poem by V. R. Eberhart
 
Page: 46Ancients of Easter Island - by F. Stanley Renshaw
Page: 47Ancients of Easter Island - interior artwork by Leo Morey
 
Page: 53An Episode of the Mechanical Age - by Leon Ascot
 
Page: 54The Memory Stream - by Warren E. Sanders
Page: 55The Memory Stream - interior artwork by Leo Morey
 
Page: 60The Phantom of Terror - by Ed Earl Repp
Page: 61The Phantom of Terror - interior artwork by Leo Morey
 
Page: 75Author's Adventure - by Arthur L. Bain
 
Page: 76Universal Merry-Go-Round - by Roger Bird
Page: 77Universal Merry-Go-Round - interior artwork by Leo Morey
 
Page: 86|86.1Letter (Amazing Stories, April 1933): One Result of the Change of Cover— A Newsdealer Did Not Know That He Had the Magazine in Stock - essay by Frank K. Kelly
 
Page: 86Discussions (Amazing Stories, April 1933) - essay by The Editor
 
Page: 86|86.2Letter (Amazing Stories, April 1933): A Letter Comparing Two of Our Most Apprecieated Authors - essay by Bernard M. Jaffe
 
Page: 88Letter (Amazing Stories, April 1933): Various Topics Discussed—The New Cover Highly Praised and Delay in Publication of Letters in Discussions Complained of - essay by Forrest J. Ackerman
 
Page: 89|89.1Letter (Amazing Stories, April 1933): A Second Letter from the Same Correspondent - essay by Forrest J. Ackerman
 
Page: 89|89.1Letter (Amazing Stories, April 1933): The Question of the Number of Pages in a Fiction Magazine - essay by Jack Darrow
 
Page: 90Letter (Amazing Stories, April 1933): Stories in the February Issue - essay by Jack Darrow
 
Page: 94Letter (Amazing Stories, April 1933): A Campaign for Moving Pictures of Science Fiction Stories Suggested. Reprints. - essay by Emil Petaja
 
Page: 96|96.2Letter (Amazing Stories, April 1933): A Pleasant Letter from an Author, "Omega" Highly Praised. "The Pool of Death" Also Commended - essay by Joe W. Skidmore
 
Page: 96|96.1Letter (Amazing Stories, April 1933): A Letter from the Pacific Coast —The Magazine and Its Cover Both Complimented - essay by Forrest J. Ackerman
 
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