Fantasy Book No 1 Pulp Fiction Movie

Fantasy Book No 1 Comic Book Movie
Title | Fantasy Book No 1 | Publisher Fantasy Publishing Company, Inc. | Date: July 1949 | Lang: English

Notes Cover art not credited. Copyright date 1949, but the publication date not stated; July 1949 indicated in Tuck. "Songs of the Spaceways" (p. 22) is a poetry department edited by Lilith Lorraine (misspelled in this issue as "Lillith Lorraine"). In this issue Lorraine didn't contribute any material beyond selecting the two poems appearing on page 22. "Empire of Dust" by Basil Wells starts on page 23, but the table of contents incorrectly lists 26 as the first page.

Page: 4 Battle of Wizards - by L. Ron Hubbard

Page: 14 The Albino Canary - by Hal Moore

Page: 19 Timeless - by Edsel Ford

Page: 22 Return of the Hero - poem by Evelyn Thorne

Page: 22 The Evil Star - poem by Enola Chamberlin

Page: 23 Empire of Dust - by Basil Wells

Page: 42 Black Goldfish (Part 2 of 2) - serial by John Taine

Page: 67 Crusader - by Gene Ellerman

Page: 77 Tongue of the Dragon - by Dale Hart


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