lokatziTitelbild von Karl Stephan für
"Slan" von A. E. van Vogt (Slan)
Übersetzt von Jesco von Puttkamer
Terra Sonderband 13, Moewig Verlag März 1959
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Innen-Illustration von Charles Schneeman für
"Slan" von A. E. van Vogt
aus Astounding September 1940
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Nina PescatoreThe Weapon Makers
The Silkie
The Wizard of Linn
Van A.E. van Vogt
Titelbild von Graves Gladney für
Astounding Juli 1939
Szene aus "Black Destroyer" von A. E. van Vogt
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Diese Ausgabe von Astounding gilt als Beginn des Goldenen Zeitalters der Science Fiction.
Die Titelgeschichte soll den Film "Alien" mit inspiriert haben.
Innen-Illustration von Frank Kramer für
"Black Destroyer" von A. E. van Vogt
aus Astounding Juli 1939
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Innen-Illustration von Frank Kramer für
"Black Destroyer" von A. E. van Vogt
aus Astounding Juli 1939
(archive.org)
