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| Publication | 0000 | Price: $0.20 | Pages: 148 | Cover Artist: J. Allen St. John |
| Publisher | Ziff-Davis Publishing Company | Editor : Raymond A. Palmer |
| Notes | Vol 3, No 2.
Cover illustrates "Slaves of the Fish Men.".
Interior art from Henry Hardy Heins' A Golden Anniversary Bibliography of Edgar Rice Burroughs. |
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| Page: 6 | The Editor's Notebook (Fantastic Adventures, March 1941) - essay by Raymond A. Palmer |
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| Page: 8 | Slaves of the Fish Men - by Edgar Rice Burroughs |
| Page: 9 | Slaves of the Fish Men - interior artwork by J. Allen St. John |
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| Page: 35 | Slaves of the Fish Men [2] - interior artwork by J. Allen St. John |
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| Page: 48 | Harnessing the Sahara - essay by Jack West |
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| Page: 50 | Death Walks in Washington - by James Norman |
| Page: 50 | Death Walks in Washington - interior artwork by Julian S. Krupa |
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| Page: 76 | Fantastic Hoaxes: The Hail-Storm Gun - essay by Douglas Nelson Rhodes |
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| Page: 78 | The Thought Robot - by John York Cabot |
| Page: 78 | The Thought Robot - interior artwork by Robert Fuqua |
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| Page: 90 | Beyond the Time Door - by David Wright O'Brien |
| Page: 90 | Beyond the Time Door - interior artwork by Robert Fuqua |
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| Page: 98 | Adopted Son of the Stars - by William P. McGivern |
| Page: 99 | Adopted Son of the Stars - interior artwork by Jay Jackson |
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| Page: 106 | Secret of the Stone Doll - short story by Don Wilcox |
| Page: 106 | Secret of the Stone Doll - interior artwork by Jay Jackson |
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| Page: 128 | Twenty-Fifth Century Sherlock - by Duncan Farnsworth |
| Page: 129 | Twenty-Fifth Century Sherlock - interior artwork by uncredited |
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| Page: 136 | Introducing the Author: William P. McGivern - essay by William P. McGivern |
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| Page: 138 | Reader's Page (Fantastic Adventures, March 1941) - essay by The Editor |
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| Page: 138 | Letter (Fantastic Adventures, March 1941): McGivern Makes a Hit - essay by Walter Tevis |
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| Page: 139 | Letter (Fantastic Adventures, March 1941): Letter from a Lady - essay by Loretta A. Beasley |
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