Science Fiction Stories

We gave this story to competent, and pretty gal artist. We said, "Read this carefully, dream on it, and come up with an illustration." A week later, she returned with the finished drawing. "The hero," she said. We did a double take. "Hey! That's not the hero." She looked us straight in the eye. "Can you prove it?" She had us. We couldn't, and she left hurriedly to go home and cook dinner for her family. And what were they having? Frog legs, what else?

The mysterious loss of the Arethusa is investigated by Dr. Bird and Carnes.

A ray of fire, green, mysterious, stabs through the night to Dan on his ship. It leads him to an island of unearthly peril.

There is foul play on Mercury--until Denny Olear of the Interplanetary Flying Police gets after his man.

The epic exploit of one who worked in the dark and alone, behind the enemy lines, in the great Last War.

The Dome of Eyes made it almost impossible for Terrans to reach the world of Tepokt. For those who did land there, there was no returning--only the bitterness of respect--and justice!

If you cannot get the "good old days" out of your mind, there is only one person to blame--Edgar's grandmother!

If this story holds true in real practice, it may reveal something about us that we've never known.

How black is the blackest treachery? Is the most callous traitor entitled to mercy? Steve pondered these questions. His decision? That at times the villain should possibly be spoken of as a hero.

Only two small groups of people-enemies-survive the vast desolation of the Final War.