Astounding Science-Fiction

April 1938

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New York: Street and Smith Publications

By April 1938, Astounding Stories had become Astounding Science-Fiction – the fifth of many name variations the magazine has had over the years since its inception in January 1930. Howard V. Brown’s cover is a ‘snapshot’ from Thomas Calvert McClary’s Three Thousand Years, which tells the tale of the Earth reawakening after 3000 years in suspended animation.