Cover: Maurice Whitman
PS Artbooks Presents Classic Science Fiction Comics #1
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This hardcover volume collects early science fiction and fantasy stories from the Golden Age of comics, featuring the adventures of Crom the Barbarian and Queen Tanit. It is the first in a series reprinting classic material from the 1940s and 1950s, showcasing the imaginative pulp-inspired artwork and narratives of the era.
Contains 21 stories
Lunar Station
The Man-Eating Lizards
Crom the Barbarian
LallaDwelfGwennaQueen of Ophir
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
The Death Doll
An Earth Man on Venus
Myles CabotPrincess LillaProfessor GerrishDoggoPrince ToronPrince YuriJodakPoblathKing Kew XIICodalBthuh
The Lost Princess
Ted BriggsDick KanePrincess Tais
Out of This World
Halley's Comet
Map Reading
The Ivy Invasion
Robot Rebellion
Our Atomic Future
Man O'Mars
John HunterJerry (one of Hunter's crew)Renee (female consort of Hunter)Khandor (Historian of Mars)TarkanGurtil (villain, Martian War Fleet Commander, death?)Ylla (villain, consort of Gurtil, death?)
No. 1: Uranus
No. 2: Saturn
Untitled Science Fiction story
Star Pirate
Space Rangers
Script ? [as Hugh Fitzhugh]
Space Rangers
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Reprints
↩ Reprints Out of This World #1 (1950), Avon Fantasy - An Earth Man on Venus #[nn] (1951), Rocket to the Moon #[nn] (1951), Rocket Ship X #1 (1951), Man O' Mars #1 (1953)
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