FANTASTIC ADVENTURES (WILLIAM LAWRENCE HAMLING; MARGARET ST. CLAIR; ROBERT MOORE WILLIAMS; BERKELEY LIVINGSTON; CHESTER S. GEIER; H. B. HICKEY; DON WILCOX) - Fantastic Adventures: November, Nov. 1946

NY, Ziff Davis. 1946. SingleIssueMagazine. Vol. 8, No. 5. Pulp magazine. Edited by Ray A. Palmer. Cover art by J. Allen St. John for "Shadow of the Sphinx" by William Lawrence Hamling. Includes "Rocket to Limbo" by Margaret St. Clair; "The Counterfeiter" by Robert Moore Williams; "The Moving Finger" by Berkeley Livingston; "Happiness is Nowhere" by Chester S. Geier; "The Smiling Wife" by H. B. Hickey; "The Red Door" by Don Wilcox. Features: "Presenting the Author" (bio and photo of St Clair inside front cover); "The Editor's Notebook"; 'Transplanting Animal Hearts" by Pete Bogg; "Sight Without Eyes" by R. Clayton; "Vignettes of Famous Scientists - Archimedes" by Alexander Blade (house pseud.); "Bone Study" by Charles Reeves; "Oil Hunters" by C. S. Rice; "Enchanted Arena" by gary Lee Horton; "Head Spin" by H. A. Everts; "Franklin's Feat" by Cory Blake; "Solar Energy" by Pete Bogg. Illustrated by J. Allen St. John, William A. Gray, Henry Sharp, Robert Fuqua, Rod Ruth and James B. Settles.Creasing; standard wear at eges; dealer's marks; previous owner's math problem worked out in pencil on rear; upper rear foredge corner off; 1/2" off spine head; spine faded. Very Good.

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