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Rogers Clean, cover art for "Astounding Science Fiction", Jan 1941 for the short story "Sixth Column" by Robert Heinlein, who was writing under the pseudonym "Anson MacDonald" at the time. I had no idea Heinlein even had a pseudonym early on in his career until just now. He had such an awesome name.
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STRANGE TALES #4 (Clayton Publishing, 1932)
Art: H.W. Wesso
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Tom Lovell, illustration work for "American Magazine", late 1930s
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SCIENCE WONDER STORIES Vol 1 #5 (Gernsback, 1929)
Art: 'Paul' aka Frank Rudolph Paul
AUTHENTIC SCIENCE FICTION No. 23 (Hamilton & Co., 1952)
Artist uncredited.
"We couldn't tear them off"
HUNTING ADVENTURES (Atlas / Newsstand Publications, 1956)
Published by Smilin' Stan Lee's uncle, Martin Goodman.
I don't have a credit for the cover artist (though the issues either side of this seem to be credited). Has a kinda WEASELS RIPPED MY FLESH vibe...
