Astounding Stories of Super-Science, March 1933

About this issue

This March 1933 issue of Astounding Stories of Super-Science contains six science fiction stories. The lead feature, "Salvage in Space" by Jack Williamson, follows meteor miner Thad Allen who encounters a dangerous derelict rocket-ship manned by invisible death. Arthur J. Burks contributes "Lords of the Stratosphere," a novelette wherein New York's great buildings are lifted by a mysterious ray source undetectable by telescope. Wallace West's "The End of Time" depicts millions of earthly creatures mysteriously paralyzed when their time-sense ceases. Sewell Peaslee Wright offers "The Death-Traps of FX-31," recounting Commander John Hanson's expedition among giant spiders. Harl Vincent's "Wanderer of Infinity" presents a pathetic figure in uncharted infra-dimensional space. Murray Leinster's "Invasion" depicts the United Nations fleet ensnared in Kreynborg's unique trap. The issue also includes an editorial on expanding-universe theory and a science question forum.