Air Wonder Stories, December 1929

About this issue

This issue features six aviation-themed science fiction stories. "The Blue Demon" by Lowell Howard Morrow opens the issue. Ed Earl Repp contributes "The Flight of the Eastern Star," in which the great airliner Eastern Star breaks through a waterspout during a round-the-world flight to rescue a damaged tramp liner caught in an accompanying storm. J. W. Ruff's "The Phantom of Galon" and Edsel Newton's "Freedom of the Skies" follow. H. McKay offers "Flannelcake's Invention," while Edmond Hamilton concludes with part two of "Cities in the Air." The magazine includes an aviation questionnaire, monthly aviation news, and a reader forum. Advertisements promote correspondence courses in electricity and a fuel-saving device.