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Fantastic Adventures vol. 1, no. 4 (November 1939)

Futuristic flying machine but it still has turbo-props, it's weird how the imagination only went so far.

I like how the artist had to include some kind of detail behind the skyscraper to make us understand it was being vaporised, not just turning blue.

Original magazine: archive.org/details/Fantastic_

Throw back to the time our choker necklace was in Desnudo Magazine!
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We used to specialize in bold chunky jewelry in non-precious materials like nylon and steel. But when the production costs from our suppliers rose and the quality and value didn't, we decided to discontinue those materials and focus exclusively on heirloom quality metals like sterling silver. Sadly, this meant designing smaller items for a while. But we missed the big "F-OFF" statement pieces we used to make so much that we finally figured out how to create them again, this time in premium metals. Our 2.0 versions are a bit more versatile: unisex and uni-size. Because the pieces will likely outlive you, you should be able to pass them on to whomever you like.
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Famous Fantastic Mysteries vol. 11, no. 1 (October 1949)

Lots going on here. I love the mummy creature and the fact that she's so calm means she's in charge of it, right? She's sending it out to menace us, from the top of her tiger-head furnace. Wait did that rhyme?

Original magazine: archive.org/details/Famous_Fan

Fantastic Adventures vol. 13, no. 12 (December 1951)

I love her and her very impractical dress (she didn't wake up this morning expecting to escape from giant clawed hands on a white horse) and the submerged heads are bonkers. This rings a bell, but I don't know if I've featured this one before. Anyone?

Original magazine: archive.org/details/Fantastic_

New Worlds Canadian Ed. vol. 9, no. 25 (September 1954)

OK where is the light coming from here? Reflected from Saturn? It's Saturn-shine? Seems unlikely.

I like the colours and the design though there's no real story here except "people explore place". Perhaps the most interesting thing is that it's the Canadian edition of the magazine?

Original magazine: archive.org/details/New_Worlds

Thank you dear Prof. Steven Youngblood for this opportunity to contribute to the #Magazine! It's a great honor for me.

The April 2025 issue of The Peace Journalist magazine is out, and includes great features about innovative Peace Journalism programs in Uganda, Pakistan, Madagascar, as well as a great story about an upcoming symposium by Making Peace Visible (You can sign up for their newsletter at makingpeacevisible.org/ )

The magazine is also posted on Scribd--scribd.com/document/847295036/.