Amazing Stories, February 1942

Overview:

• Title: Amazing Stories, February 1942
• Author: Raymond A. Palmer
• Year: 1942
• Publisher: Ziff-Davis Publishing Company
• Price: $0.25
• Pages: 244
• Binding: pulp
• Type: MAGAZINE
• Title Reference: The Immortality of Alan Whidden
• Notes:
  • Jan. 1942←Feb. 1942→Mar. 1942
    
  • Vol 16, No 2.
  • Page numbers run 3-242.
  • The front cover illustrates "Kidnapped into the Future."
  • The back cover art "Magnetic City on Ganymede (Moon of Jupiter)" is titled "A City on Ganymede" on the contents page.
  • Front cover art is credited to "L. Raymond Jones"; the artwork shows no signature. Back cover art credited to "Frank R. Paul"; the artwork shows no signature.
  • Interior art is not credited by individual story, but the contents page states "Illustrations by Rod Ruth; Robert Fuqua; J. Allen St. John; Jay Jackson; Ned Hadley; Joe Sewell."
  • "The Observatory," the opening editorial, is attributed to "The Editor" but also has "Rap" at the end.
  • Story art for "Kidnaped into the Future" on pages 8-9 is signed "Rod Ruth."
  • Story art for "The Return to Pellucidar" on pages 26-27 and 50 shows no signature. Credit from Henry Hardy Heins's A Golden Anniversary Bibliography of Edgar Rice Burroughs.
  • Story art for "The Man Who Changed History" on pages 64-65 and 74-75 is signed "Ned Hadley."
  • Story art for "Voyage into the Lightning" on pages 98-99 is signed "Robert Fuqua."
  • Story art for "The Return of Man" on pages 134-135 is signed "R Fuqua."
  • Story art for "The Immortality of Alan Whidden" on pages 146-147 is signed "Rod Ruth."
  • Story art for "The Cosmic Punch of Lefty O'Rourke" on pages 162-163 is signed "Jay Jackson."
  • Story art for "Suicide Ship to Earth" on pages 176-177 is signed "Rod Ruth."
  • Story art for "The Fiend of New London" on pages 194-195 is signed "Jay Jackson."
  • Story art for "Mr. Wisel's Secret" on pages 212-213 is signed "R Fuqua."
  • Story art for "Robot AL 76 Goes Astray" on pages 218-219 is signed "R. Fuqua."
  • "Scientific Mysteries" artwork is signed "Joe C. Sewell."
  • "Correspondence Corner" is a compilation of requests from readers for pen pals, trading partners, etc.
  • "Discussions" is a letters column.