| Additional Information |
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| Publication | 0000 | Price: $0.20 | Pages: 148 | Cover Artist: Robert Fuqua |
| Publisher | Ziff-Davis Publishing Company | Editor : Raymond A. Palmer |
| Notes |
Oct. 1941←Nov. 1941→Dec. 1941
Vol 15, No 11. Cover illustrates "Convoy to Atlantis." Table of contents credits interior illustrations to Robert Fuqua, Rod Ruth, Jay Jackson, Julian S. Krupa, and Joe Sewell. Cartoon credit to Robert W. Glueckstein, Guy Gifford. 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: bc | Golden City on Titan - interior artwork by Frank R. Paul |
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| Page: 6 | The Observatory (Amazing Stories, November 1941) - essay by Raymond A. Palmer |
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| Page: 7 | Cartoon: "When we hit Marsport, Private Smooge, get a spacesuit that doesn't give everyone the jitters!" - interior artwork by Guy Gifford |
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| Page: 8 | Convoy to Atlantis - by William P. McGivern |
| Page: 8 | Convoy to Atlantis - interior artwork by Robert Fuqua |
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| Page: 45 | Cartoon: "This is the living room. The kitchen and bath are in the fourth dimension!" - interior artwork by Guy Gifford |
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| Page: 49 | Cartoon: "I can't understand it. The blueprints said it would turn out real rocket ships!" - interior artwork by Bob W. Glueckstein |
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| Page: 55 | The Science of Suckers - essay by Gerald Vance |
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| Page: 57 | Cartoon: "Here's a horrible little torture outfit I picked up down on the Earth!" - interior artwork by Bob W. Glueckstein |
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| Page: 59 | Cartoon: "What did you do? Smile at her?" - interior artwork by Bob W. Glueckstein |
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| Page: 60 | The Origin of Some Very Strange Customs - essay by Guy Fauldes |
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| Page: 61 | Cartoon: "That's peculiar. According to the course we set, this should be La Guardia Field." - interior artwork by Guy Gifford |
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| Page: 62 | Nicolbee's Nightmare - by John York Cabot |
| Page: 63 | Nicolbee's Nightmare - interior artwork by Julian S. Krupa |
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| Page: 70 | The Stevedore of Jupiter - by Don Wilcox |
| Page: 70 | The Stevedore of Jupiter - interior artwork by Robert Fuqua |
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| Page: 84 | Death Desert - by Robert Moore Williams |
| Page: 84 | Death Desert - interior artwork by uncredited |
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| Page: 97 | Mummified Heads - essay by uncredited |
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| Page: 98 | The Short-Wave Superman - by Robert Leslie Bellem |
| Page: 98 | The Short-Wave Superman - interior artwork by Jay Jackson |
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| Page: 111 | Cartoon: "Something's wrong, Sarg, it just goes 'ptooie' and won't kill a fly!" - interior artwork by Bob W. Glueckstein |
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| Page: 112 | Scientific Mysteries: Mystery of the Matto Grosso - essay by Joseph J. Millard |
| Page: 112 | Scientific Mysteries: Mystery of the Matto Grosso - interior artwork by Joe Sewell |
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| Page: 116 | Armageddon, 1948 - by Ed Earl Repp |
| Page: 116 | Armageddon, 1948 - interior artwork by Rod Ruth |
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| Page: 140 | Meet the Authors: Robert W. Glueckstein - essay by Robert W. Glueckstein |
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| Page: 141 | Discussions (Amazing Stories, November 1941) - essay by The Editor |
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| Page: 141 | Cartoon: "It's a special ray-gun to make oncoming motorists dim their lights." - interior artwork by Bob W. Glueckstein |
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| Page: 145 | A City on Titan - essay by Henry Gade |
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| Page: 146 | Correspondence Corner (Amazing Stories, November 1941) - essay by uncredited |
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