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Super-Science Fiction (Magazine)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Created by the parent company of Crestwood Publications, Super-Science Fiction was a bimonthly Pulp Magazine, printing a Genre Anthology of Science Fiction stories every issue. The Chief Editor was WW Scott, who managed the series from its founding until its cancellation; December 1956 through October 1959.Each year was numbered as a separate volume, and starting from April 1959, Scott tried to market the magazine to fans of Monster Horror films, competing with Famous Monsters Of Filmland. For the "Special Monster Issue", Scott required that all stories include some sort of monster. This attempt to retarget their demographics did not work, and the magazine closed down by the end of the year.Robert Silverberg created an anthology based on his experience as one of the magazine's authors, titled Tales from Super-Science Fiction. It includes an introduction by Silverberg where he reminisces about what he learned by submitting stories to the magazine.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })Not to be mistaken for Super Science Stories. | |
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Fishbowl Helmet: The December 1956 issue has a man wearing a full-body metal-looking diving suit on land. The helmet is a bubble shape that rises from the clavicle on all sides. The February 1957 issue has a woman wearing what looks like clear plastic over her whole body, with wires and filters built into it to suggest an advanced anti-contamination outfit. The April 1958 issue has two men in grey spacesuits with a bubble for a helmet. You can clearly see that their eyes are closed and they appear to be unconscious. The October 1958 issue has several men underwater, wearing swim trunks, scuba tanks, and a bubble for a helmet. The April 1959 issue has three men in spacesuits that use completely round and clear helmets. | |
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Horns of Barbarism: The April 1958 issue has a woman with a three-horned helmet, dressed in tiger-like furs. She is pulling two men in spacesuits along with a rope. | |
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