ASTOUNDING STORIES

Vol. VI, No. 3 — June, 1931

Introduction

This is a digital overview of the June 1931 issue of Astounding Stories of Super-Science. Published during the "Golden Age of Science Fiction," this issue captures the essence of early 1930s pulp, featuring thrilling tales and speculative technology.

General Information

Issue: June 1931

Publisher: William Clayton

Editor: Harry Bates

Price: 20¢

Description

This issue features five classic pulp stories covering themes of time travel, biological science, and space adventure. It showcases prominent writers of the era exploring cosmic mysteries.

Table of Contents

The Man from 2071

by Sewell Peaslee Wright

A tale involving a man from the past appearing to a commander.

Manape the Mighty

by Arthur J. Burks

A story of a human brain imprisoned in an ape.

Holocaust

by Charles Willard Diffin

A story about a dictator who rules for thirty days.

The Earthman's Burden

by R. F. Starzl

A story of interplanetary police investigating a crime on Mercury.

The Exile of Time (Part 3)

by Ray Cummings

A serial featuring a revolt of robots in the future.

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The following is a description of this magazine: original pulp magazine Description of condition Overall condition:

Good- original pulp magazine, with minor fraying no mailing label.

FRONT COVER: see scan
BACK COVER: see scan
SPINE: see scan

Terms like Good and Fine are not general descriptors, but have precise meanings when grading pulp magazines. My standards are more conservative than most who sell on ebay. Thanks for looking. pp2082 Jake