#thrilling wonder stories

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Howard V. Brown, Thrilling Wonder Stories #18, June 1939.

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The Sleeper is a Rebel - art by Earle Bergey (1948)

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"If - " was a photo feature done by Jack Binder in Hugo Gernsback's "Thrilling Wonder Stories" between 1938-1940, featuring a visual explanation for some possible far out scientific outcome, like harnessing telepathy, being stranded in time, or "If Atomic Power Could be Harnessed."

A comic artist, Jack Binder would co-create Stan Lee's first original character, the Destroyer, in 1941. His brothers Earl and Otto became pulp scifi authors.

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Vintage Pulp - Thrilling Wonder Stories (July1940)

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THRILLING WONDER STORIES (vol. 10, #2) October, 1937. Cover by Howard V. Brown.

This magazine was edited by a teenaged Mort Weisinger, future editor of the Superman family of books at DC Comics. It also seemed to feature an awful lot of kaiju-like giant monsters on its covers.

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"The Amateur Alchemist" by Murray Leinster

Artwork by Virgil Finlay

Thrilling Wonder stories, 1954

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From Thrilling Wonder Stories, June 1949.

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Earle K. Bergey (1901-1952) “The Sleeper is a Rebel” Thrilling Wonder Stories cover (February 1948) Source

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Thrilling Wonder Stories Dec 1955

Edmund Emshwiller

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Alex Schomburg Thrilling Wonder Stories Summer 1954 "End As A Robot" Story Illustration Original Art (Standard, 1954)

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Thrilling Wonder Stories, October 1949 Cover by Earle K. Bergey

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Thrilling Wonder Stories, Summer 1944 Cover Art - The Priestess of Pakmari by Earle Bergey

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Thrilling Wonder Stories - Summer 1945

Cover by Earle K. Bergey

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Mort Weisinger was well know for reusing story ideas. He was editor for all the book above, including the pulp magazine Thrilling wonder stories.

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Thrilling Wonder Stories Vol. 16 #1, April 1940.

The cover illustration is for the short story Beauty and the Beast by Henry Kutner,  The heck with that Disney fairy tale crap, this needs to be made into a film RIGHT NOW!

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Thrilling Wonder Stories - October 1939 // Cover by Howard V. Brown

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