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Asimov's SF Adventure Magazine :First Issue 1978
ebay Item # 6954224551
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Location Indian River, MichiganStart Date 20050331100751
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Subject:  SF Magazines
Title:  Asimov's SF Adventure Magazine :First Issue 1978
Description:  Description (revised) Item Specifics - Magazine Back Issues Issue Type: Quarterly Issue Subject: Science Fiction Month: -- Publication Name: -- Publication Year: 1978 Morning Glory Antiques Visit my eBay Store: Morning Glory Antiques Contemporary Paintings ebay template background Vintage First Issue! Fall 1978, Vol. 1, No. 1 Asimov's SF Adventure Magazine Has bonus full color cover poster inside in good condition by Alexander. No tears or creases but has two tiny holes from wear on the fold. Magazine is in good condition, has minor soil and minor cover chips, one dogeared corner on back cover. The Stainless Steel Rat Wants You! by Harry Harrison Bystander by Alan Dean Foster Fair Exchange by Isaac Asimov Captive of the Centaurianess by Poul Anderson Where is Thy Brother, Epimetheus? by Jesse Peel More... Measures 8" by 11", has 118 pages of great classic science fiction and BONUS POSTER! Illustrations by Alex Schomburg Shipping/handling is $2.75 in 48 states. Thanks! Kathie Luther Sign up for PayPal; the fast, easy, and secure way to pay online. Be sure to add me to your favorites list! Check out my other items!

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6954224551: Asimov's SF Adventure Magazine :First Issue 1978
ChangeEval.Book ID Title    Date    Issue
100% 0%99%1656 images available Asimov's SF Adventure MagazineFall 1978v1#1
100% 0%91%10800 Science Fiction Adventures (UK)Mar 1958v1#1, No. 1
100% 0%91%10883 Science Fiction Classics1967No. 1
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