Tag: James B. Settles

Carbon-Copy Killer / Warship of Mars

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Front and back covers. This entire issue can be downloaded here

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Warrior Of The Dawn

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Back cover by James B. Settles illustrates Glider of Ganymede

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The Metal Monster (Amazing Stories)

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Unlike the A.A. Merrit novel, this story actually appears to be about a metal monster. Back cover by James B. Settles illustrates Submarine of Neptune

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The Lost Warship

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Back cover by James B. Settles illustrates Sailing Ship of Venus

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The Robot Men Of Bubble City

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A Thrilling Story Of Scientific Adventure On The Planet Pluto

Silly old sci-fi, referring to Pluto as a planet!

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Cult of the Witch Queen

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Back cover illustrates The Colossus Of Rhodes

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The Sea People

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It says “See Back Cover”, but all I have is its original artwork.

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Invasion Of The Micro-Men

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Also includes The Huntress Of Akkan, and the back cover by James B. Settles illustrates Trade Your Trouble For A Bubble

The world of tomorrow may see science progress to the point where mankind will have a great deal more time for amusement than ever before. A great amusement enterprise may grow up. Here is one possibility for pleasure in the future, a giant pleasure ball that rolls along a thousand-mile scenic route.

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