Amazing Histories, May 1928: Inventions and Invertebrates
A cautionary editorial about predicting the future... Read More »
Amazing Histories, April 1928: The Second Anniversary
Clair Winger Harris, HG Wells, Gernsback, and an a... Read More »
Amazing Histories, March 1928: Sun and Moon
Doris Sutherland continues her review of Amazing S... Read More »
Amazing Histories, Winter 1928: The First Quarter
Gernsback introduced Amazing Stories Quarterly whe... Read More »
Amazing Histories, February 1928: Rewriting History, Rethinking Physics
Baron Munchausen begins his adventures anew in the... Read More »
Amazing Histories, January 1928: Comets and Catastrophes
"I have tried to get several of my friends to read... Read More »
Amazing Histories, December 1927: In the Sky, Under the Sea and Beyond the Infra-Red
No, tthat's not a futuristtic opium den on the cov... Read More »
Amazing Histories, November 1927: Humanity Past and Future
Journey back to November 1927, when Hugo Gernsback... Read More »
Amazing Histories, October 1927: Prehistoric Life and Futuristic Crimes
Two people stand inside an observatory, staring up... Read More »
Amazing Histories, September 1927: From a Darker Place
extraterrestrial diseases, chemically-created spe... Read More »
Amazing Histories, August 1927: Red Mars and Darkest Africa
The debut of H. G. Wells' The War of the Worlds, a... Read More »
Amazing Histories, July 1927: An Annual Event
Two-fer, as Doris dives deep into both the July 19... Read More »
Amazing Histories, June 1927: Prize-Winning Stories
In this latest issue, Hugo Gernsback announces tha... Read More »
Amazing Histories, May 1927: Long Journeys and Short Trips
From Gernsback's editorial: “The editors of Amazi... Read More »
Amazing Histories, April 1927: The First Anniversary
Amazing Stories' first anniversary issue hits the ... Read More »
Amazing Histories, March 1927: Hidden Worlds
Amazing Stories gives up its use of Amazing Storie... Read More »
Amazing Histories, February 1927: New Worlds and Human Failings
Time to activate the way-back machine once more as... Read More »
A. Merritt on Film: Burn, Witch, Burn!
Tod Browning's adaptation of A Merritt's Burn, Wit... Read More »
A. Merritt on Film: Seven Footprints to Satan
Taken as a spiritual successor to The Cat and the ... Read More »
Amazing Histories, January 1927: Start of a New Year
The first issue of Amazing Stories for 1927 featur... Read More »
Amazing Histories, December 1926: Moon-Men and Murders
Amazing Stories closes out its first year of publi... Read More »
Amazing Histories, November 1926: Apocalyptic Visions
The November 1926 issue of Amazing Stories contain... Read More »
Amazing Histories, October 1926: Pole to Pole
It's back to October 1926... Read More »
Amazing Histories, September 1926: Novel Matters
the sixth issue of Amazing Stories focuses on nove... Read More »
Amazing Histories, August 1926: The Mind Electric
A recurring theme in Amazing Stories #5 is the alt... Read More »
Amazing Histories, July 1926: Science or Fantasy?
In issue four of Amazing Stories, Hugo Gernsback e... Read More »
Amazing Histories, June 1926: World’s End and Wacky Inventions
What strange stories would be put in front of read... Read More »
Amazing Histories, May 1926: The Stories Continue
A creature resembling a cross between a moth, an o... Read More »
Amazing Histories, April 1926: The Dawn of Scientifiction
Doris V. Sutherland kicks off a new series, review... Read More »
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