Showing posts with label Science Fiction Magazine. Show all posts
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An Adventure As Big As The Universe!


 Space 1999 #1 (Magazine) November 1975 Charlton Comics

Gray Morrow painted cover and interior art, written by Joe Gill and Nicola Cuti

Includes the following articles and illustrated stories: "How Space: 1999 Was Born"; "The Last Moonrise" (a retread of "Breakaway," the first Space: 1999 TV episode); "Seeds of Doubt"; "Finding a Home"; "Cornucopia"; Visiting the Stars"; and "Endgame." Originally printed November 1975, three months after the first Space: 1999 TV airings. Cover art was printed in color; interior art was black & white.

Atomic Robot has this issue for $18.89 - that is 30% off the listing price of $26.99. - You can purchase that HERE

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U.S. Jets Attack Saucer / I Have Seen Zombies!


Fate Magazine #85 - April 1957 Issue - We Saw A Flying Saucer / Zombies

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This is an original issue of FATE Magazine, Issue No. 85, publication date April 1957. Sporting the byline "True Stories Of The Strange And The Unknown". FATE Magazine was the world's first leading magazine of the paranormal. Started in 1948, it has published expert opinions and personal experiences relating to UFOs, psychic abilities, ghosts and hauntings, cryptozoology, alternative medicine, and Fortean phenomena for a devoted readership worldwide. All stories in this magazine are purported to be factual. This is not a collection of science fiction stories. This magazine measures 5 1/2" wide and 7 1/4" tall. It is complete and in good condition. There are many interesting articles and advertisements in this issue, including:

"Do Zombies Exist?", by William B. Seabrook
"Nikola Tesla's Missing Pigeon", by Fred Korotkin
"We Saw A Flying Saucer", by Mary Mann & Amey Hoag
"Music in the Storm", by E. Emma Robinson
"I Have Healing Hands", by Arthur J. Burks
"A Summer Theatre's Phantom Players", by Frank Reeds
As well as many others.


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