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Contents:

• 5 - The Man in the Moon - (1950) - novelette
• 29 - Please to Remember - (1953) - shortstory
• 41 - Tourists to Terra - (1950) - shortstory
• 50 - The Hatchetman - (1951) - novelette by Fredric Brown and Mack Reynolds
• 97 - Mercy Flight - (1951) - shortstory
• 109 - One of Our Planets Is Missing! - (1950) - shortstory
• 121 - Final Appraisal - (1952) - shortstory
• 134 - Six-Legged Svengali - (1950) - shortstory by Fredric Brown and Mack Reynolds
• 145 - Troubador - (1951) - shortstory
• 157 - The Word from the Void - (1950) - shortstory
• 162 - Your Soul Comes C.O.D. - (1952) - shortstory
• 168 - Desperate Remedy - (1954) - novelette
• 202 - After Some Tomorrow - (1956) - shortstory
• 219 - Off Course - (1954) - shortstory
• 229 - United We Stand - (1950) - shortstory
• 237 - Optical Illusion - (1953) - shortstory
• 241 - I. Q. - (1961) - shortstory
• 261 - Stowaway - (1953) - novelette
• 289 - Halftripper - (1951) - shortstory
• 298 - Ask Me No Questions! - (1951) - shortstory
• 310 - D. P. from Tomorrow - (1953) - shortstory

The story of an experiment gone wrong--a planet seeded with primitive bacterial, plant, and insect life forms, then forgotten until a spaceship crash-lands, stranding its crew. The crew must fight to survive in a savage nightmare world. From the Hugo Award-winning author, Murray Leinster.

The god Ptath is flung into the far future by a deadly rival and given the mind of a 20th century man. Stranded in this alien world, he must fight to regain his powers before the rival goddess sends the world spinning into chaos and darkness.

One of the finest writers in the golden age of science fiction--and inventor of the intricatley plotted form of SF known as the "space opera"--offers the story of a flawed hero possessing almost superhuman strength. When his wife is kidnapped, war veteran Jim Pendrake embarks upon a search that takes him to a lost colony on the moon--and a secret, sinister society.

Also published as Moonbeast.

David Marin risks his career to defend Wade Trask, a scientist being tried for sedition, but when Trask switches their brains, Marin finds himself branded an enemy of the state.