Authentic Science Fiction Monthly, No. 56 — page 54: what you’re looking at

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STRANGE SUICIDE vibrations that rose above the safety level. | Over-Inspector Kristofr slumped forward without a sound. They’d call it heart failure, naturally, since that was ex- actly what it was. League members had often used the ovoids in conjunction with’ Nuliifiers to further their plans. Yes, certainly Jaksn’s brain was an object of great value to the League. And now it was safe. Probably on the way to Phobos by now. Momentarily, just before THE BIG HOP pressing the buzzer that would summon his assistants, Gen- eral Lee stared out of his windGw at the late evening sky, searching the few visible stars for the red eye of Mars. He didn’t see it. But he knew that it was there. Mars. Phobos. The star ship. And an ideal. | Ah, general. ton. well,” sighed the “Come the revolu- 33 He pressed the buzzer and started shouting at the same moment. is the title of our lead story next month. This is the first instalment of a two-part serial by J.T. Meclntosh, author of World out of Mind, One in Three Hundred, Born Leader, etc. Supporting short stories are by Brian Aldiss, John Ashcroft and John Kippax. Non-fiction includes another article by Professor A. M. Low, information on the guided bomb by Kenneth Gatland and a host of other interesting, illustrated pieces. comiclbooks.corn