Pages 25 - 40 are printed on pulp paper, the rest of the magazine is on slick paper. Details supplied by Monte Herridge. |
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Pages 27 - 42 are printed on pulp paper, the rest of the magazine is on slick paper. Details supplied by Monte Herridge. |
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Pages 25 - 40 are printed on pulp paper, the rest of the magazine is on slick paper. A number of the pages feature sepia colored illustrations, and the print on those pages is also sepia in tone. Details supplied by Monte Herridge. |
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Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky. |
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Pages 25 - 40 are printed on pulp paper, the rest of the magazine is on slick paper. A number of the pages feature sepia colored illustrations, and the print on those pages is also sepia in tone. Details supplied by Curt Phillips. |
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Pages 25 - 40 are printed on pulp paper, the rest of the magazine is on slick paper. Details supplied by Monte Herridge. |
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William Hamling has stated that he was the editor & publisher from the beginning. The first 2 issues were published while Hamling was still employed at Ziff-Davis so Ray Palmer acted as a “front” and those issues give Palmer’s company as the publisher. They do not, however, list an editor, allowing readers to assume that it was Palmer. |
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