A PULP TALES PRESS REPLICA: The first issue of the first Science Fiction magazine in English features the works of Jules Verne, H. G. Wells, G. Peyton Wertenbaker, George Allen England, Austin Hall, and Edgar Allan Poe.

This issue features A TRIP TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH by Jules Verne, MESMERIC REVELATION by Edgar Allan Poe, THE CRYSTAL EGG by H. G. Wells, THE INFINITE VISION by Charles C. Winn, THE MAN FROM THE ATOM (Sequel) by G. Peyton Wertenbaker, and OFF ON A COMET (Conclusion) by Jules Verne.

This issue features IN THE ABYSS by H. G. Wells, A COLUMBUS OF SPACE (Part 2) by Garrett P. Serviss, THE PURCHASE OF THE NORTH POLE (serial) by Jules Verne, STATION X (Part 3) by G. McLeod Winsor, and THE MOON HOAX by Richard Adams Locke.

Contains the following short Buried Treasure, Into The Green Prism, The Revolt of The Atoms, The Terror of The Streets

Stories in this issue: • Cat's Eye • novelette by Harl Vincent • Triplanetary (Part 4 of 4) • \[Lensman • 1\] • serial by Edward E. Smith \[as by Edward E. Smith, Ph.D. \] • The Mentanicals • shortstory by Francis Flagg • Terror Out of Space (Part 3 of 4) • serial by J. M. Walsh \[as by H. Haverstock Hill \] • The Gold-Bug • (1843) • novelette by Edgar Allan Poe

Type and Printing—By T. O'CONOR SLOANE, Ph, D.; Cryptography; The Pool of Life—By P. SCHUYLER MILLER; Moon 'Pirates—By NEIL R. JONES; Eighty-Five and Eighty-Seven—By EANDO BINDER; Through the Andes—By A. HYATT VERRILL; Buried in Space—By LAWRENCE SMITH; These editions are digitalized reedited magazines from period 1929-1963. Find us at our Facebook page and see other reprints of Amazing Stories we have prepare for you.

A PULP TALES PRESS REPLICA: The August 1941 AMAZING STORIES pulp magazine featuring "Yellow Men of Mars" by Edgar Rice Burroughs, "Kid Poison" by David V. Reed, "Mr. Muddle Does As He Pleases" by William P. McGivern & David Wright O'Brien, "You Ought to be Dead" by Robert Moore Williams, "The Man Who Got Everything" by John York Cabot, and "Taxi to Jupiter" by Don Wilcox

A complete book-length sf novel of an interstellar lawyer-sleuth at work on a case of Murder in Space by Batman author, and Deadshot creator, David V. Reed; plus cosmic stories and novelettes by award winning writers like Ray Bradbury, Edmond Hamilton, Emil Petaja, and more - along with all the original illustrations, editorials, letter columns, and back of the magazine advertisements - in this keepsake page by page reproduction of the May 1940s issue of the legendary pulp magazine Amazing Stories. If you are looking for the genuine pulp magazine experience here it is. Magazines from the Golden Age of the pulps sell for $100 and up each and are far beyond the price range of the average reader. That is why Experimenter Publishing Company is proud to present this new series of licensed replicas printed on high-quality paper for lasting value and selected from the best issues of Amazing Stories groundbreaking 90-year run. At last, modern readers can recapture the full pulp experience, for a modest price - without having to take out a mortgage on their home or bankrupt their savings accounts. A must for every science fiction library.

SCIENCE FICTION GOES TO WAR! Every Story By A Soldier Fighting In WWII. From the original 9-1944 editor's introduction by Raymond A. Palmer: "Our editors believe this issue to be one of the most unusual we have ever presented; and we also believe it to be one of the finest Every story, every article (with one exception), every filler, every letter, a good proportion of the illustrations, and the front and back cover is by someone who is serving his country in the armed forces in one way or another! Readers, these fighting men are real men! When the chips are down, they're holding a full house! When you've finished reading this issue you'll understand the kind of spirit that will carry the beachheads of Europe and Japan no matter what the opposition! We take our hats off to the American fighting writer. He's got what it takes!" Here is the original table of contents: STAR BASE X By Pvt Robert Moore Williams A telepathic message came to John Dawson's mind-and if fed him to an incredible alien base THE THINKING CAP By Sgt William P McGivern A thinking cap would be a great help to a man Yes indeed! That is, if if thought straight! PRIVATE PRUNE SPEAKING By Cpl David Wright O'Brien Private Prune certainly didn't intend to say the things he did; they just popped out of his mouth! PROFESSOR THORNDYKE'S MISTAKE By Sgt P F Costello Mack wouldn't have minded if cats had nine lives-especially this particular call But if didn't- DOLLS OF DEATH By Pvt E K Jarvis What was Herkles' reason for making these dolls? Certainly not to be used as harmless toys/ WEAPON FOR A WAC By Sgt Morris J Steele It Uncle Whiteld thought a fairy tale about a sword would make Mary join the Wac, he was all wet/ DOUBLE-CROSS ON MARS By Sgt Gerald Vance Terry Lester had to get involved with a bunch of wrong guys to find out who the right guys were WARBURTON'S INVENTION By Pvt Russell Storm A pound of metal should always weigh a pound, shouldn't it? Even when ifs part of a thinking robot OVERLORD OF VENUS By Lt William Lawrence Hamling Usually when a man walks into the sea and under if, he drowns Was that what was happening on Venus? MATCHES AND KINGS By Cpl John York Cabot was all a trumped up publicity slogan; lighting three on a match just sold matches, not Death I'LL SEE YOU AGAIN By Cpl Duncan Farnsworth No matter what waited over Berlin, he'd promised to come back to her in the springtime, and he did A rare pulp science fiction treasure, reprinted with all the original ads, articles, letters and every single page.

Killer Ship, (1st of Two Parts) \[Murray Leinster\]; The Eternal Eve \[John Wyndham\]; Chrysalis \[Ray Bradbury\]; The Metal Man \[Jack Williamson\]; The Time Jumpers \[Phil Nowlan\]; Dusty Answer \[Arthur Porges\]; The Kensignton Stone (Fact) \[Robert Silverberg\]