Amazing Stories Quarterly, Spring-Summer 1933
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Overview:
- Title: Amazing Stories Quarterly, Spring-Summer 1933
- Author: T. O'Conor Sloane, Ph.D.
- Year: 1933
- Publisher: Teck Publishing Corp.
- Price: $0.50
- Pages: 148
- Binding: bedsheet
- Type: MAGAZINE
- Title Reference: Celestial Pioneers
- Notes:
- Volume VI #4. Bleiler notes that this was a typo and should have been Volume V #4. This created an erroneous Volume 6, which only had number 4. The next issue begins Volume VII, perpetuating this error, and establishing this one issue volume.
- Pages run 433-576.
- Contents page does not state a precise publication date (month/day) as previous issues do. Month of publication entered here has been arbitrarily applied based on the month of publication of dated issues from 1929-1932. When two quarters are listed on a single publication, the date of the earlier quarter (or season) is entered.
- Editor not stated. Editor from E. F. Bleiler, Science Fiction: The Gernsback Years, Pages 563-565.
- Cover art is not credited; no visible signature on the artwork. Bleiler notes that the artwork is probably Sigmond. Other evidence supports this as "A. Sigmond" is credited with the first 7 issues of Amazing Stories from Jan - July of 1933, and this quarterly was issued during the same time frame. Accordingly, this issue has been credited to A. Sigmond based upon the best information available.
- Interior art is credited on the contents page.
- Story art for "The Man from Tomorrow" is credited to "J. Munson." The art (pages 439, 444, 449, 454, 478, 486, and 494) is signed "J. Munson."
- Story art for "The Mother World" is credited to "Morey." The art (pages 499, 511, and 536) is signed "Leo Morey."
- Story art for "Celestial Pioneers" is credited to "Morey." The art (page 539) is signed "Leo Morey."
- Story art for "The Valley of the Blind" is credited to "Morey." The art (page 566) is signed "Leo Morey."
- "An Engineering Epic" is titled "Editorial" on the contents page.
- "Discussions" is a letters column.