| Additional Information |
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| Publication | 0000 | Price: $0.20 | Pages: 132 | Cover Artist: Hannes Bok |
| Publisher | Love Romances Publishing Co., Inc. | Editor : Malcolm Reiss |
| Notes |
- Vol 1, No 9.
- Page numbers run 1-128.
- Cover has "Fiction House Magazines" logo.
- Cover art is not credited; no signature found on the artwork.
- Contents page states an issue date of November 1, 1941.
- Interior art is credited at the start of each story.
- Story art for "The Lorelei Death" on pages 2-3 is credited to "Lynch"; the artwork is signed "Don Lynch."
- Story art for "Queen of the Blue World" on page 22 is credited to "Morey"; the artwork is signed "Leo Morey."
- Story art for "Man of the Stars" on page 31 is credited to "Lynch"; the artwork shows no signature.
- Story art for "A Planet for Your Thoughts" on page 45 is credited to "Morey"; the artwork is signed "Leo Morey."
- Story art for "Thief of Mars" on page 57 is credited to "Bok"; the artwork shows no signature.
- Story art for "The Mercurian" on page 69 is credited to "Stevens"; the artwork shows no signature.
- Story art for "Espionage in Space" on pages 76-77 is credited to "Lynch"; the artwork is signed "Don Lynch."
- Story art for "Zurk" on pages 92-93 is credited to "Morey"; the artwork is signed "Leo Morey." The story author's name is "Richard O. Lewis" at the start of the story, but is stated as "Robert O. Lewis" on the contents page.
- Story art for "Monster of the Asteroid" on pages 102-103 is credited to and signed "Paul."
- "P.S.'s Feature Flash" includes a short editorial introduction followed by text written by Moskowitz.
- "The Vizigraph" is a letters column.
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| Page: 2 | The Lorelei Death - by Nelson S. Bond |
| Page: 2 | The Lorelei Death - interior artwork by Lynch |
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| Page: 22 | Queen of the Blue World - by Basil Wells |
| Page: 22 | Queen of the Blue World - interior artwork by Morey |
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| Page: 30 | Man of the Stars - by Sam Moskowitz |
| Page: 30 | Man of the Stars - interior artwork by Lynch |
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| Page: 44 | A Planet for Your Thoughts - by James Norman |
| Page: 44 | A Planet for Your Thoughts - interior artwork by Morey |
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| Page: 57 | Thief of Mars - by Henry Hasse |
| Page: 57 | Thief of Mars - interior artwork by Bok |
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| Page: 69 | The Mercurian - by Frank Belknap Long |
| Page: 69 | The Mercurian - interior artwork by Stevens |
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| Page: 76 | Espionage in Space - by Alan Connell |
| Page: 76 | Espionage in Space - interior artwork by Lynch |
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| Page: 91 | P.S.'s Feature Flash (Planet Stories, Winter 1941) - essay by Sam Moskowitz |
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| Page: 92 | Zurk - by Richard O. Lewis |
| Page: 92 | Zurk - interior artwork by Morey |
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| Page: 102 | Monster of the Asteroid - by Ray Cummings |
| Page: 102 | Monster of the Asteroid - interior artwork by Paul |
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| Page: 119|119.1 | The Vizigraph (Planet Stories, Winter 1941) - essay by The Editor |
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| Page: 119|119.2 | The Vizigraph - interior artwork by uncredited |
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| Page: 119|119.3 | Letter (Planet Stories: Winter 1941-42): They Love Us! - essay by Guy Gifford |
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| Page: 120 | Letter (Planet Stories: Winter 1941-42): And We Love You Too! - essay by The Editor |
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| Page: 121 | Letter (Planet Stories: Winter 1941-42): And Now the SFTSOGODATFOMTRSITPU - essay by Leonard Marlow |
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| Page: 122 | Letter (Planet Stories: Winter 1941-42): It's a System - essay by Larry Shaw |
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| Page: 123 | Letter (Planet Stories: Winter 1941-42): Let's Take the Cover — - essay by Milton Lesser |
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| Page: 124 | Letter (Planet Stories: Winter 1941-42): A Bas Paul! - essay by Bill Stoy |
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| Page: 125 | Letter (Planet Stories: Winter 1941-42): Keep Oscar Busy - essay by Raymond Washington, Jr. |
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| Page: 126 | Letter (Planet Stories: Winter 1941-42): Ten Billion Hapless Souls - essay by Alfred E. Maxwell |
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| Page: 128 | Letter (Planet Stories: Winter 1941-42): Those Much-Discussed Drawings - essay by The Editor |
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