Galaxy Science Fiction (March 1970) Vintage pulp magazine unread
$27.00
This March 1970 issue of *Galaxy Science Fiction* features the first publication of Harlan Ellison's novella "The Region Between," complete with distinctive graphic typography and layout designed by Jack Gaughan. The issue also includes the conclusion of Robert Silverberg's acclaimed novel "Downward to the Earth" alongside contributions from Vaughn Bodé and Leo P. Kelley. It remains a key collectible digest from the late New Wave era of American science fiction publishing.
Galaxy Science Fiction (March 1970) Vintage pulp magazine unread
$27.00
This March 1970 issue of *Galaxy Science Fiction* features the first publication of Harlan Ellison's novella "The Region Between," complete with distinctive graphic typography and layout designed by Jack Gaughan. The issue also includes the conclusion of Robert Silverberg's acclaimed novel "Downward to the Earth" alongside contributions from Vaughn Bodé and Leo P. Kelley. It remains a key collectible digest from the late New Wave era of American science fiction publishing.
Weird Tales Sept 1950 — Asimov & Pohl
$44.00
Weird Tales Sept 1950 with first-published Asimov-Pohl collaboration "Legal Rites." Matt Fox cover art. Good+ condition pulp magazine.
Weird Tales Sept 1950 — Asimov & Pohl
$44.00
Weird Tales Sept 1950 with first-published Asimov-Pohl collaboration "Legal Rites." Matt Fox cover art. Good+ condition pulp magazine.
James MacCreigh (Frederik Pohl), Robert A. Heinlein, Leslie Charteris “Thrilling Wonder Stories, October 1947”
$23.00
This landmark Golden Age science fiction pulp magazine features the first appearance of Robert A. Heinlein's famous novelette "Jerry Is a Man." This sought-after issue also includes Frederik Pohl's "Donovan Had a Dream" (written under his James MacCreigh pseudonym) and Leslie Charteris’s "The Darker Drink." Complete with iconic, mind-bending interior illustrations by Virgil Finlay and a sensational cover by Earle Bergey, this is a spectacular artifact of mid-century speculative fiction history.
James MacCreigh (Frederik Pohl), Robert A. Heinlein, Leslie Charteris “Thrilling Wonder Stories, October 1947”
$23.00
This landmark Golden Age science fiction pulp magazine features the first appearance of Robert A. Heinlein's famous novelette "Jerry Is a Man." This sought-after issue also includes Frederik Pohl's "Donovan Had a Dream" (written under his James MacCreigh pseudonym) and Leslie Charteris’s "The Darker Drink." Complete with iconic, mind-bending interior illustrations by Virgil Finlay and a sensational cover by Earle Bergey, this is a spectacular artifact of mid-century speculative fiction history.