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The Big Eye by Max Ehrlich. .$2.50 Gripping story of a wandering planet that came blazing in from outer space to bring an end to life on the earth—and a new beginning. A big, hand- some book at only $2.50. of a man who battled a universe of A Martian Odyssey and Others by Stanley G. Weinbaum.....$3.00 Favorite stories by the “Old Master’ of science-fiction. Includes all the stories of Tweel, Van Manderpootz, etc.—a treasure-house of great fantasy reading that q you'll enjoy. ‘. e , = > _ = * The World of A by A. E. Van Vogt......$2.50 A modern classic of science-fiction by one of its most famous authors. More thrills, suspense and surprises than in a dozen ordinary books. ee” Ae TP ts hae ay Pattern for Conquest by George O. Smith... . .$3.00 An amazing novel in the brilliant Smith tra- dition of interstellar combat and adventure. The Carnelian Cube by Pratt and de Camp. .$3.00 Hilarious fantasy of the dream-worlds of an archeologist, by the brilliant writing team of L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt, Here is the science-fiction book of the month! Dramatic adventure, tingling thrills of science and never-failing suspense are in this outstanding story for the sake of a dream he didn’t believe in— Here are book bargains aplenty for fan- tasy fans! Just look over these selections of the newest and best science-fiction and fantasy books—check the books you want for your library—and mail the cou- pon today. Satisfaction or money back! genthwirker’s Lobblies. Fantasy, adventure. Acclaimed as the year’ —Antiquarian Bookman. The Humanoids by Jack Williamson........-..++-,.$2.00 and a love he had lost. This is the finest story by the author of The Legion of Space and Darker Than You Think—a book which belongs in the library of every fantasy reader. Don’t miss it-— send for your copy today! Without Sorcery by Theodore Sturgeon.........$3.00 brated best. 31st of February by Nelson Bond. . .$3.00 A dozen of the best stories by the author of Mr. Mer- science-fiction, humor, “the best science-fiction book of Thirteen stories of science-fiction, fantasy and terror that will hold you enthralled. Includes Jt, Maturity, Microcosmic God and many more of Sturgeon’s cele- MAIL THIS COUPON WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! 4 Po ular Publications, Dept. D, i 205 E. 42nd St., N. Y. 17, N. Y. t Send me the books | have checked below right away! ! under- stand that if | am not delighted with them, | may return them 1 enclose remittance t within 7 days for refund of my money. © of RE eee a | ' 1 ' a 1 1 a 1 1 The Big Eye, $2.50 C] The Humanoids, $2.00 § a (J A Martian Odyssey, $3.00 [] 31st of February, $3.00 a =) The World of A, $2.50 (] Without Sorcery, $3.00 # - [] Pattern for Conquest, $3.00 (] Carnelian Cube, $3.00 ; 3 a ; NOMGG. sro hc ccohsbeboseed 600 50g secndcteceesest 6 6ebbomasoes - ' } : Serr mataged Mier rich (esse oe epionnto nena ig: “Sa e Ra SY ee Pee es x retessetee a 4a? Eomicbooks.com (E()