Astounding Stories of Super Science/Volume 02/Number 02
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| COVER DESIGN | H. W. WESSOLOWSKI | |
Painted in Water-colors from a Scene in "The Atom-Smasher."
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| Into The Ocean's Depths | Sewell Peaslee Wright | 151 |
To Save Imee's Race of Men-Who-Returned-To-The-Sea, Two Land-Men Answer the Challenge of the Dreaded Roro, Corsairs of the Under-Seas.
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| MURDER MADNESS | Murray Leinster | 166 |
Murder Madness! Seven Secret Service Men Had Completely Disappeared. Another Had Been Found a Screaming, Homicidal Maniac, Whose Fingers Writhed Like Snakes. So Bell, of the Secret "Trade," Plunges into South America After The Master—the Mighty, Unknown Octopus of Power Whose Diabolical Poison Threatens a Continent! (Beginning a Four-part Novel.)
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| BRIGANDS OF THE MOON | Ray Cummings | 195 |
Gregg and Anita Risk Quick, Sure Death in a Desperate Bluff on the Ruthless Martian Brigands. (Part Three of a Four-part Novel.)
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| THE JOVIAN JEST | Lilith Lorraine | 228 |
There Came to Our Pigmy Planet a Radiant Wanderer with a Message—and a Jest—from the Vasty Universe.
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| THE ATOM-SMASHER | Victor Rousseau | 234 |
Four Destinies Rocket Through the Strange Time-Space of the Fourth Dimension in Tode's Marvelous Atom-Smasher. (A Complete Novelette.)
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| THE READERS' CORNER | All of Us | 277 |
A Meeting Place for Readers of Astounding Stories.
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