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 | | This is an illustration for a fantasy story, "The man who stopped at nothing" by Paul W. Fairman. | | | Startling Stories was published by the same firm as Thrilling Wonder Stories. | | | Continued by: Amazing science fiction (New York, N.Y. The science fiction stories Gernsback published in Science and Invention were popular enough for him to begin a magazine devoted entirely to them, Amazing Stories. |
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http://www.lib.monash.edu.au/exhibitions/scifi/xscifi.html
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| | The Official Philip José Farmer Home Page - Short Stories |
| | This is the story of one of the French exployers who left Earth in the 22nd century and currupted a planet. | | | A very short story about Dante, for him life is no better in riverworld than earth. | | | This was the first of Farmer's stories that I read and thought "Literature". |
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http://www.pjfarmer.com/ss.htm
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| | Frank Belknap Long, Jr. |
| | Not only were the scattered John Carstairs stories of the early to mid 1940s well-liked by readers of Startling Stories and Thrilling Wonder —the book proved enthralling enough to be picked up for publication in Great Britain, as was The Hounds of Tindalos. | | | "Dark Vision" was a story of a reporter who falls into an active line at a power plant and ends up gaining a power of insight into the thoughts and emotions of other people, and it was the sort of tale that does not decline with age. | | | His first story in Weird Tales (November 1924) was "The Desert Lich", a straight Middle-Eastern horror story which showed his love for strange facets of the lands of the ancient world. |
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| | Funny, Startling Stories of War and Loneliness |
| | Two stories of Sarajevo are told: one by Aida, a woman who works for the foreign press in the besieged city, the other by a nameless expatriate in Chicago, unable to return home. | | | What unfolds is a view of our familiar world made unfamiliar via startling and irreverent imagery, as the naive Pronek becomes the vehicle for Hemon's satire. | | | In contrast to this quiet anguish, Aida's story, via the letters that never reach this man, burgeons with images from hell: the debris found along a sniper zone -- ``(a) purse, agape like a mouth. |
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2000/06/04/RV72617.DTL&type=printable
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| | Science Fiction and Fantasy Pulps page 3 |
| | Jack Vance short story, Cosmic Hotfoot, illustrated by Virgil Finley. | | | Includes reprint of Francis Flagg story, After Armageddon. | | | Cover by Timmins, interier illustrations by Kramer, Orban, and Williams. |
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| | Startling Stories: Banner #2 |
| | This story is not like one of Azzarello's 100 Bullets or Hellblazer or anything like that. | | | This is a monster story and Azzarello is doing things differently than other stories. | | | Don't bother picking it up, folks, sums it up there. |
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http://www.dailybugleheadlines.com/v3/issue91/ssb2review.html
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| | Murray Leinster Stories |
| | Great Stories of Time Travel, edited by Groff Conklin, Tempo, 1963. | | | Isaac Asimov Presents the Great SF Stories: 10 (1948), edited by Isaac Asimov and Martin H. Greenberg, DAW, 1983. | | | Great SF Stories 8 (1946), edited by Isaac Asimov, 1982 |
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http://www.sfsite.com/~silverag/ml_stories.html
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| | Three Investigators - Startling Discoveries |
| | Collections of Arthur’s own short stories were brought out by Random House as Ghosts and More Ghosts published in 1963 and Mystery and More Mystery, published in 1966. | | | For accurate biographies of the four other main writers of The Three Investigators books, please find the Contemporary Authors entries for Dennis Lynds, Mary Carey, Kinn Platt and Marc Brandel, at www.galenet.com. | | | From 1948 to 1951 he produced Dark Destiny, a dramatic TV series. |
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http://www.threeinvestigators.com/sd.html
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| | Amazon.com: Books: Startling Stories: Banner |
| | The story picks up with Banner's reaction to all the carnage his alter ego has caused, but the reader sympathizes totally with this man who cannot control the monster within him. | | | Besides being a great Hulk graphic novel, the book is an excellent story for anyone that likes the medium. | | | As the tale turns more suspenseful, Doc Samson succeeds in tracking down his quarry and capturing him, but the interrelations between Samson, Banner, the Hulk, and General Ross only become deeper and more complex. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/078510853X?v=glance
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| | TheFourthRail.com |
| | Dorkin's script, and Haspiel's visuals, make reference to the parade of colorful foes that the Four have faced, and the story actually contains a fight between the Fantastic Four and the Red Ghost and his Super-Apes. | | | These days, many of the writers at Marvel prefer to quietly ignore these goofy aspects, but Dorkin clearly cherishes the spirit of the characters, capturing not just the camp appeal of some of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's creations but demonstrating why even adult fans with a fondness for super-heroes can enjoy them. | | | Startling Stories: The Thing - Night Falls on Yancy Street #1 |
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http://www.thefourthrail.com/reviews/snapjudgments/060203/startlingstoriesthing1.shtml
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| | Stories, Listed by Author |
| | The Night of the Beast, (ss) The 5th Mayflower Book of Black Magic Stories, ed. | | | The Happiest Creature [*Quarantine], (ss) Star Science Fiction Stories #2, ed. | | | The Moon Era, (nv) Wonder Stories Feb '32 |
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http://contento.best.vwh.net/s234.html
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| | AuthorsG page of ULTIMATE SCIENCE FICTION WEB GUIDE |
| | These tales, transmuted by the Grimms' poetic feeling and love of children, included such everlasting favorites as "Hansel and Gretel", "Cinderella", "Little Red Ridinghood", "Snow White", and "Rumpelstiltskin." The principle on which the Grimms worked in collecting their stories was truth and exactness. | | | Frederik Pohl, Perma (Doubleday), 1952, $0.35, paperback] * "Nemesis from Lilliput" [Startling Stories, May 1940] * "The Lotus-Engine" [Best of Raymond Z. Gallun; Jupiter, eds. | | | W.W. Norton and Company, 1993] * "The Sock Story" [Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, September 1989] * "Spring Conditions" [Tales by Moonlight, ed. |
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http://www.magicdragon.com/UltimateSF/authorsG.html
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| | Stories Told in Blood A Large & Startling Figure: The Harry Crews Online Bibliography |
| | If you look in collections of short stories, hell, you look in the front of the book to see where those stories are published, they're all published in these little magazines that maybe 200 people read. | | | He sounded exactly like Harry Crews should sound—the gruff drawl of a man who's seem quite a bit in his day, and who's spent the past three decades telling stories about what he's seen. | | | I had a bunch of quotes written down, that I planned to sprinkle through the text of the story, but I never got a chance to use them—which is cool, because in the process of talking to him, he cited those same quotes, and quoted them word for word. |
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http://harrycrews.com/Features/Interviews/KnipfelJ-StoriesToldInBlood.html
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| | Yale Review of Books: The Torturer's Apprentice |
| | While the subject matter of Biguenet’s stories is often unorthodox and somewhat disquieting, his writing is carefully-crafted and fluid, with graceful descriptions. | | | In the stories, the O. Henry award winner vividly reveals an outlandish (and often grotesque) imagination and a keen verbal sense. | | | A modern-day stigmatic, unmoved by religion and perplexed by his mysterious wounds, seeks to heal himself with hydrocortisone cream. |
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http://www.yale.edu/yrb/summer01/review13.htm
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| | ThePulp.Net: Pulp.Files: General |
| | The Annotated Guide to ‘Startling Stories’; Starmont Reference Guides. | | | and Ethel Watts Mumford; a Ghost Stories checklist; and index of contributors. | | | “236 pages of mostly author index, with series characters noted after each story title.” — John DeWalt |
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http://www.thepulp.net/PulpFiles/general.html
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| | Startling Stories: The Megalomaniacal Spider-Man |
| | THE STORY: Shortly after he was bitten by a radioactive spider that gave him his strange powers, Peter Parker failed to stop a burglar fleeing from police. | | | THE SET-UP: "Startling Stories" will force you to re-think Marvel characters you only think you know, asking questions that, let's face it, we've all asked. | | | When that man went on to murder Peter's beloved Uncle Ben, Peter took it upon himself to atone for his sin of inaction — adopting a mantra instilled in him by his Uncle: "With great power must also come great responsibility." But what if Uncle Ben wasn't all he was cracked up to be? |
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http://www.geocities.com/monkeytronus_spidey/megalomaniacal.htm
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| | Translated Corben in Spain |
| | Frame is taken from the story; Chapter 3, first frame from pg 3. | | | Original story: "New Tales of the Arabian Nights" | | | Original stories: "Eggsucker" and "A Boy and his Dog", Part 1(2) |
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http://www.muuta.net/Others/SPAothers.html
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| | Jules de Grandin Reprint History |
| | The Third Mayflower Book of Black Magic Stories | | | The Other Worlds, 25 Modern Stories of Mystery and Imagination |
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| | The Man Who Saw Everything (ó The Man with X-Ray Eyes), Wonder Stories, Nov 1933 | | | The Cosmic Hiss, Thrilling Wonder Stories, Dic 1938 | | | Corridor of the Suns, Imagination Stories, Abril 1958 |
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| | Stories, Listed by Author |
| | The Hounds of Tindalos, (ss) Weird Tales Mar '29 | | | We, the Invisible, (ss) Thrilling Wonder Stories Feb '38 | | | Giants in the Sky, (ss) Weird Tales Aug '39 |
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| | Stories, Listed by Author |
| | * The King of Thieves [ Magnus Ridolph ], (ss) Startling Stories Nov 1949 | | | * The Ten Books [“Men of the Ten Books”], (ss) Startling Stories Mar 1951 | | | * To B or Not to C or to D [“Cosmic Hotfoot”; Magnus Ridolph ], (nv) Startling Stories Sep 1950 |
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| | Magnus Ridolph |
| | "The King of Thieves" (November 1949, Startling Stories) | | | "To B or Not to C or to D" (September 1950, Startling Stories; AKA "Cosmic Hotfoot") | | | Both basically do the same kind of work, but their personalities and physical descriptions are different. |
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http://www.thrillingdetective.com/eyes/ridolph.html
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| | Contents Lists |
| | The Early Science Fiction Stories of Thomas M. Disch Thomas M. Disch (Gregg 0-8398-2370-3, Jun '77, hc); Stories from the British and American versions of the collection 102 H-Bombs & the novel The Puppies of Terra. | | | August Derleth (Four Square Books 943, 1963, 3/6, 254pp, pb); 15 stories from the US edition. | | | • The Story of the Story: "The Double-Timer" • ar |
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http://contento.best.vwh.net/t111.html
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| | Startling Stories May 1953 |
| | A novel by Fletcher Pratt and a short story by Gordon R. Dickson. | | | The paper is cream to light tan and supple. |
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http://www.pulps1st.com/pulp-catalog/ss-1953-05.html
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| | Philip José Farmer - Short Fiction: S |
| | The Great SF Stories: 14 (1952), edited by Isaac Asimov and Martin H. Greenberg | | | Le grandi storie della fantascienza 14, edited by Isaac Asimov and Martin H. Greenberg | | | [With a foreword, "Farmerworld", to this story by Gunn.] |
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| | ERBzine 0050: The Burroughs Kids |
| | "It was a beautiful love story," says Mrs. | | | Although some predicted failure for that reason, the show ran from 1932 to 1934. |
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| | 1951 "The Curse of the `Star'" (February, Short Stories) | | | 1951 "Destiny Deferred" (January, Super Science Stories; as John Wade Farrell) | | | 1951 "Cosmic Knot" (June, Super Science Stories; as Peter Reed) |
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| | Chronological List |
| | The Shortest Science-Fiction Story Ever Told (vi) Generation, ed. | | | DEE, ROGER ; pseudonym of Roger D. Aycock, (1914-) (stories) | | | de LAUTRÉAMONT, COMTE ; see under Lautréamont, Comte de (stories) |
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| | Startling Stories |
| | This success with reprints caused companions Fantastic Story Quarterly (later Fantastic Story Magazine) and Wonder Story Annual to appear, essentially as reprint magazines. | | | The cover artists were H. Brown to May 1940, then E, K, Bergey for most to 1952; Emsh(willer) and Popp also painted many covers. | | | This magazine was the first companion to Thrilling WOnder Stories ; its policy was to publish long novels (as listed later), plus an exceptional older short story in the "Hall of Fame" section. |
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| | Startling Stories: Banner #4 |
| | While this 'What If?' tale is certainly not the greatest Hulk saga, it did deliver in the end. | | | Marvel made a mistake breaking this story up into four separate issues. | | | A better idea would have been to take a chance and release it in its entirety. |
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http://www.dailybugleheadlines.com/v3/issue100/SSBanner4review.html
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| | Preferred Texts |
| | The order is based on when each story was written, and not necessarily when first published. | | | Note also: this list remains an interim one, at present for discussion and general information only. | | | (2ND PREFERRED: in Marvel Science Stories, May 1951) |
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http://www.vie-tracking.com/PrefBib.htm
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| | TheFourthRail.com - Critiques on Infinite Earths |
| | Startling Stories: The Thing - Night Falls on Yancy Street #1 | | | The shifts between one tone and the other are subtle, and those subtleties serve as the greatest strength of the book. | | | The key to the visual strength of the book, though, are Madden's colors. |
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http://www.thefourthrail.com/reviews/critiques/060203/startlingstoriesthing1.shtml
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| | Preferred texts - revised list |
| | In this list, time comes before space, so that "Alfred's Ark", published first in the UK, has its preferred edition as the UK one. | | | Below, the first magazine appearances are normally the preferred texts, except in the case of stories known to have been revised later by the author, and serials. | | | The Narrow Land (DAW 1982), known to be quite seriously corrupt, is not given as a preferred edition on any occasion. |
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| | The Official Philip José Farmer Home Page - Letters |
| | This letter jumps around quite a bit but talks about R.A. Lafferty and "liberal" science fiction authors. | | | Besides The Lovers there is also a long letter from Farmer about some of the stories appearing in recent Startling Stories. | | | Everything he writes is a gem, even his letters - |
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http://www.pjfarmer.com/letters.htm
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| | Startling Stories - |
| | Offered by: Academy Books - Book number: 000118 | | | 3 great science fiction magazines in one combined with thrilling wonder and fantastic story. |
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http://antiqbook.com/boox/aca/000118.shtml
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| | Baseball: Startling stories behind the records: Current Amazon U.S.A. One-Edition Data |
| | Despite this book's subtitle, there are no startling stories here: the author merely describes the records and provides little new information about them. | | | Baseball Startling Stories and Records by Jim Benagh is a great book for kids who like baseball. | | | Many of the events have been dealt with in more depth in other books, making this title superfluous for the baseball library. |
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http://highboskage.com/books-plain/0806964022.html
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| | "Startling Stories: Banner" |
| | Good fist fight is the thing they love. | | | Corben also the pervious story, "Hard Time", as well as "Cage", though the first one was made for DC. | | | Chapter two is specially grafical straight forewards story telling. |
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| | SF Citations for OED |
| | Don't Look Now was a good story but the illo gave the whole thing away—too revealing. | | | Jesse Sheidlower submitted a 1955 cite from Amazing Stories. | | | Fred Galvin submitted a 1949 cite from a letter to the editor of Planet Stories by Radell Faraday Nelson. |
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| | SF Citations for OED |
| | Such an article once written would be reprinted in every zine in fandom. | | | I read that the `zines associated with the club were looking for stories. | | | Cory Panshin submitted 1947 cites from the fanzine review columns in Startling Stories for both "zine" and "'zine". |
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| | Startling Joy: Seven Magical Stories of Christmas |
| | Punchinello & the Most Marvelous Gift - Lucado, Max (Author) | | | The Story of Christmas - Jeffs, Stephanie (Author) |
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http://fullnessofjoy.spreadtheword.com/store/STWViewItem/asp/ISBN/0800718771/Cat0/780
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| | ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR THE MAGAZINE OF FANTASY & SCIENCE FICTION |
| | Marvel Science Stories, later Marvel Tales, Marvel Stories, Marvel Science Fiction (1938-1952) | | | Science Wonder Stories (1929-1930), later Wonder Stories (1930-1936), then Thrilling Wonder Stories (1936-1957) | | | Abbreviations for story type: Note - when story type is followed by suffixes---or -2/3, etc., they denote a serial ('part 1 of 2', or 'part 2 of 3', and so forth.) Also, story types may be combined, such as mr/tvr, for a combined movie and TV review. |
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| | Posters and Prints: Vintage Science Fiction Magazine Covers |
| | The Conjurer Of Venus by Conan T. Troy Planet Stories Nov. 25c | | | Exceptional quality reproductions of vintage magazine covers from such infamous titles as 'Amazing Stories', 'Startling Stories', 'Planet Stories', 'Thrilling Wonder Stories' and more! | | | Thrilling Wonder Stories June 25c - Sunday is 3,000 Years Away |
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http://www.rainfall.com/posters/scifimag/catalog7.htm
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| | Startling Stories - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Among the classic stories which were published in it were The Last Days of Shandokar and The Star-Men of Llyrdis by Leigh Brackett and | | | This science fiction -related article is a stub. | | | It featured a novel in each issue, several of which were written by Henry Kuttner. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Startling_Stories
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| | Short Stories A Large & Startling Figure: The Harry Crews Online Bibliography |
| | As a result, only a small number, most of them published early in his career, exist in print. | | | Little Deaths is a collection of stories on a theme, what Georges Bataille calls in The Tears of Eros, "the coincidence of death and eroticism." In "Becky Lives," Jason Crowder procures the help of a prostitute to have revenge on his ex-wife, who had abandoned him and their two-year old daughter sixteen years ago. | | | During his apprentice years, Crews claims to have written a "room full" of short stories only to have the majority of them rejected. |
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http://www.harrycrews.com/Fiction/Stories
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| | Startling Stories: The Thing #1 Review for Comics on GamePro.com |
| | Every now and then, Marvel has to publish a solo, one-shot of a title to retain its copyright on the name (Startling Stories used to be a popular long-running series in the Silver Age). | | | Studio F is well-known for their elegant color work for Marvel's books and they are firing on all cylinders for this effort. |
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http://www.gamepro.com/entertainment/books_comics/comics/reviews/30860.shtml
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| | Frank Herbert Bibliography |
| | His first story published was "Looking For Something" in Startling Stories magazine in 1952. | | | The Book of Frank Herbert (1973...10 stories) (Not Sci Fi) | | | Part of this novel appeared in Amazing Stories entitled |
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http://www.arrakis.co.uk/herbert.html
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| | Startling Stories: The Thing Review - Silver Bullet Comics |
| | The final story is a more serious one, meant to show Corporal Proctor that’s it all about heart, not powers, as Blastaar shows up at the Baxter Building intent on killing a then pregnant Sue. | | | Combine that with a clever introduction of his classic “It’s clobberin’ time” line and I was won over right there. | | | Over the course of this issue, Ben tells a young soldier named Charlie Proctor three stories about his life as a superhero. |
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http://www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com/reviews/106173981650498.htm
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