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Analog Science Fact & Fiction (UK) [v17 #12, December 1961] [after John Schoenherr] ed. John W. Campbell (Atlas Publishing & Distributing, 2/6d, 128pp, 5.5" x 7.25", cover by Anon. (Heavy Planet Design)) SF magazine. Reprint of the August 1961 (US) issue except for the article ‘Unwanted Evidence’ by Walter B. Gibson.
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Analog Science Fact & Fiction (UK) [v18 #1, January 1962] [after H. R. van Dongen] ed. John W. Campbell (Atlas Publishing & Distributing, 2/6d, 128pp, 5.5" x 7.25", cover by Anon.) SF magazine. Reprint of the September 1961 (US) issue, except for the article “Scientific Break-throughs” by H.C. Dudley, Ph.D.
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Analog Science Fact & Fiction (UK) [v18 #2, February 1962] [after John Schoenherr] ed. John W. Campbell (Atlas Publishing & Distributing, 2/6d, 128pp, 5.5" x 7.25", cover by Anon.) SF magazine. Partial reprint of the October 1961 (US) issue.
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Analog Science Fact & Fiction (UK) [v18 #3, March 1962] [after John Schoenherr] ed. John W. Campbell (Atlas Publishing & Distributing, 2/6d, 128pp, 5.5" x 7.25", cover by Anon.) SF magazine. Reprint of the November 1961 (US) issue, except for the article “A Problem in Communication” by George O. Smith.
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Analog Science Fact & Science Fiction (UK) [v18 #4, April 1962] [after Gene Thomas] ed. John W. Campbell (Atlas Publishing & Distributing, 2/6d, 128pp, 5.5" x 7.25", cover by Anon.) SF magazine. Reprint of the December 1961 (US) issue, except for the article “Engineer’s Art” by Randall Garrett. With this issue the title changes to Analog Science Fact & Science Fiction.
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Analog Science Fact & Science Fiction (UK) [v18 #5, May 1962] [after Lloyd Birmingham] ed. John W. Campbell (Atlas Publishing & Distributing, 2/6d, 128pp, 5.5" x 7.25", cover by Anon.) SF magazine. Reprint of the January 1962 (US) issue, except for the article “The Big Boom in Forming” by Willis Cain. Cover illustration originally mentioned ‘Naudsonce’ by H. Beam Piper and ‘Black Man’s Burden’ by Mack Reynolds, but these references have been removed from the UK issue even though the stories are included.
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Analog Science Fact & Science Fiction (UK) [v18 #6, June 1962] [after Lloyd Birmingham] ed. John W. Campbell (Atlas Publishing & Distributing, 2/6d, 128pp, 5.5" x 7.25", cover by Anon. (Spaceport.. Backwater Planet)) SF magazine. Partial reprint of the February 1962 (US) issue, plus a single story from the October 1961 (US) issue and an article from the December 1961 (US) issue.
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Analog Science Fact & Science Fiction (UK) [v18 #7, July 1962] [after John Schoenherr] ed. John W. Campbell (Atlas Publishing & Distributing, 2/6d, 128pp, 5.5" x 7.25", cover by Anon.) SF magazine. Reprint of the March 1962 (US) issue, except for the article segment “Power Supplies for Space Vehicles” by J. B. Friedenberg which the cover originally illustrated, plus a single story from the February 1961 (US) issue.
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Analog Science Fact & Science Fiction (UK) [v18 #8, August 1962] [after John Schoenherr] ed. John W. Campbell (Atlas Publishing & Distributing, 2/6d, 128pp, 5.5" x 7.25", cover by Anon.) SF magazine. Reprint of the April 1962 (US) issue, except for substituting an editorial and article from the May 1962 (US) issue. Cover illustration originally mentioned ‘Mercenary’ by Mack Reynolds, but the reference has been removed from the UK issue even though the story is included.
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Analog Science Fact & Science Fiction (UK) [v18 #9, September 1962] [after John Schoenherr] ed. John W. Campbell (Atlas Publishing & Distributing, 2/6d, 128pp, 5.5" x 7.25", cover by Anon.) SF magazine. Partial reprint of the May 1962 (US) issue, plus the editorial and an article from the April 1962 (US) issue and a single story from the February 1962 (US) issue.
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Analog Science Fact & Science Fiction (UK) [v18 #10, October 1962] [after John Schoenherr] ed. John W. Campbell (Atlas Publishing & Distributing, 2/6d, 128pp, 5.5" x 7.25", cover by Anon.) SF magazine. Reprint of the June 1962 (US) issue, except for the article “Interstellar Passenger Capsule” by Ralph A. Hall, M.D.
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