Fantastic Adventures

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Title:	Fantastic Adventures
Title note:	SF and fantasy magazine, 1939-1953
Also known as:	Fantastic Adventure (on some copyright renewals)
Online content:	Free online material via The Online Books Page
Tables of contents:	ISFDB, Galactic Central
More information:	Wikipedia article; Wikidata
First issue:	May 1939 (v. 1 no. 1)
First renewed issue:	no issue renewals found in CCE or CPRS
First renewed contribution in:	May 1939 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1966 January-June
Last issue:	March 1953 (v. 15 no. 3)

Renewed contributions

This includes all active contribution renewals.

May 1939 (v. 1 no. 1): "The Invisible Robinhood", by Eando Binder [Permissions] (Author name is a pseudonym for Earl and Otto Binder. Renewal record gives title as 'The Invisible Robin Hood'.)
July 1939 (v. 1 no. 2): "The Scientists Revolt", by Edgar Rice Burroughs [Permissions]
September 1939 (v. 1 no. 3): "The Man Who Saw Too Late", by Eando Binder [Permissions] (Author name is a pseudonym for Earl and Otto Binder.)
March 1940 (v. 2 no. 3): "The Little People", by Eando Binder [Permissions] (Author name is a pseudonym for Earl and Otto Binder.)
June 1940 (v. 2 no. 6): "The Reflection That Lived", by Ross Rocklynne [Permissions]
January 1941 (v. 3 no. 1): "The Vanishing Witnesses", by Ross Rocklynne [Permissions]
March 1941 (v. 3 no. 2): "Slaves of the Fish Men", by Edgar Rice Burroughs [Permissions] (Renewal record gives title as 'Captured on Venus'.)
May 1941 (v. 3 no. 3): "Land of the Shadow Dragons", by Eando Binder [Permissions] (Author name is a pseudonym for Earl and Otto Binder. Renewal record gives title as 'Valley of the Shadow Dragons'.)
June 1941 (v. 3 no. 4): "Wanderer of Little Land", by Eando Binder [Permissions] (Author name is a pseudonym for Earl and Otto Binder.)
July 1941 (v. 3 no. 5): "The Goddess of Fire", by Edgar Rice Burroughs [Permissions] (Renewal record gives title as 'Goddess of Fire'.)
November 1941 (v. 3 no. 9): "The Living Dead", by Edgar Rice Burroughs [Permissions] (Renewal record gives title as 'The Living Dead. Pt.3: Escape on Venus'.)
March 1942 (v. 4 no. 3): "War on Venus", by Edgar Rice Burroughs [Permissions] (Renewal record gives title as 'War on Venus. Pt.4: Escape on Venus'.)
March 1942 (v. 4 no. 3): "The Electrical Butterflies", by Ross Rocklynne [Permissions]
June 1942 (v. 4 no. 6): "The Pied Piper Fights the Gestapo", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
July 1942 (v. 4 no. 7): "The Weird Doom of Floyd Scrilch", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
July 1942 (v. 4 no. 7): "Headlines for Tod Shayne", by August Derleth [Permissions] (Renewal record gives title as 'Headline for Tod Shayne'.)
August 1942 (v. 4 no. 8): "Mr. Ames' Devil", by August Derleth [Permissions]
August 1942 (v. 4 no. 8): "The Little Man Who Wasn't All There", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
September 1942 (v. 4 no. 9): "Son of a Witch", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
October 1942 (v. 4 no. 10): "Jerk, the Giant Killer", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
December 1942 (v. 4 no. 12): "Lefty Feep and the Sleepy-Time Gal", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
January 1943 (v. 5 no. 1): "Lefty Feep Catches Hell", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
February 1943 (v. 5 no. 2): "Nothing Happens to Lefty Feep", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
March 1943 (v. 5 no. 3): "The Chance of a Ghost", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
May 1943 (v. 5 no. 5): "The Skeleton in the Closet", by Robert Bloch (using the name Tarleton Fiske) [Permissions] (Renewal record gives title as 'Skeleton in the Closet'.)
May 1943 (v. 5 no. 5): "Genie With the Light Brown Hair", by Robert Bloch [Permissions] (Renewal record gives title as 'Geni with the Light Brown Hair'.)
June 1943 (v. 5 no. 6): "Stuporman", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
June 1943 (v. 5 no. 6): "Almost Human", by Robert Bloch (using the name Tarleton Fiske) [Permissions]
July 1943 (v. 5 no. 7): "The Goon from Rangoon", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
August 1943 (v. 5 no. 8): "You Can't Kid Lefty Feep", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
August 1943 (v. 5 no. 8): "Fairy Tale", by Robert Bloch (using the name Tarleton Fiske) [Permissions]
October 1943 (v. 5 no. 9): "A Horse on Lefty Feep", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
October 1943 (v. 5 no. 9): "Mystery of the Creeping Underwear", by Robert Bloch (using the name Tarleton Fiske) [Permissions]
February 1944 (v. 6 no. 1): "Lefty Feep's Arabian Nightmare", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
April 1944 (v. 6 no. 2): "Lefty Feep Does Time", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
April 1945 (v. 7 no. 2): "Carousel", by August Derleth [Permissions]
April 1945 (v. 7 no. 2): "Lefty Feep Gets Henpecked", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
July 1946 (v. 8 no. 3): "Tree's a Crowd", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
November 1946 (v. 8 no. 5): "Rocket to Limbo", by Margaret St. Clair [Permissions]
May 1947 (v. 9 no. 3): "Tomorrow and Tomorrow", by Ray Bradbury [Permissions]
September 1947 (v. 9 no. 5): "The Mad Scientist", by Robert Bloch [Permissions] (Renewal record gives title as 'Mad Scientist'.)
February 1950 (v. 12 no. 2): "The Dreaming Jewels", by Theodore Sturgeon [Permissions]
May 1950 (v. 12 no. 5): "Vanguard of the Lost", by John D. MacDonald [Permissions]
May 1950 (v. 12 no. 5): "The Remarkable Firgleflip", by William Tenn [Permissions]
July 1950 (v. 12 no. 7): "End of Your Rope", by Robert Bloch [Permissions] (Renewal record gives title as 'The End of Your Rope'.)
August 1950 (v. 12 no. 8): "'The Devil With You!'", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
September 1950 (v. 12 no. 9): "The Last Bounce", by William Tenn [Permissions]
September 1950 (v. 12 no. 9): "The Fifth Child", by August Derleth [Permissions]
May 1951 (v. 13 no. 5): "Make Room For Me", by Theodore Sturgeon [Permissions]
May 1951 (v. 13 no. 5): "The Eye of Tandyla", by L. Sprague De Camp [Permissions]
July 1951 (v. 13 no. 7): "The Dead Don't Die!", by Robert Bloch [Permissions]
July 1951 (v. 13 no. 7): "The Traveling Crag", by Theodore Sturgeon [Permissions]
August 1951 (v. 13 no. 8): "Excalibur and the Atom", by Theodore Sturgeon [Permissions]
August 1951 (v. 13 no. 8): "Everybody Loves Irving Bommer", by William Tenn [Permissions]
September 1951 (v. 13 no. 9): "Dark Benediction", by Walter M. Miller [Permissions]
October 1951 (v. 13 no. 10): "Medusa Was a Lady!", by William Tenn [Permissions]

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