Introduction
Welcome to the Science Wonder Stories, Vol 1, N° 2 Hub Post!
This issue, originally published in 1929, features groundbreaking science fiction tales filled with futuristic visions, daring adventures, and the expected imaginative science.
Here, you’ll find a complete list of all stories included in this issue, with direct links to their individual posts. Whether you’re reading them for the first time or revisiting, this hub makes it easy to explore.
If you want to read the magazine in full, click here.
Stories in This Issue
The Alien Intelligence – Jack Williamson
The Alien Intelligence follows Dr. Winfield Fowler into the Australian outback, chasing a mysterious radio signal from his missing friend. What he finds is a crystal city, alien horrors, and a battle across strange dimensions—blending adventure, romance, and classic pulp thrills.
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The Reign of the Ray – Irvin Lester & Fletcher Pratt
The Reign of the Ray delivers the explosive finale of Robert Adams’ saga. Armed with a revolutionary Coolidge tube that destroys explosives from afar, Adams reshapes global warfare. As nations scramble for power, old weapons fail, and the rules of war collapse in this gripping pulp conclusion.
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The Boneless Horror – David H. Keller, M.D.
The Boneless Horror plunges into lost empires, forbidden science, and chilling revenge. First published in 1929, this pulp classic spans Atlantis, Mo, and Gobi, where an aging emperor seeks immortality through a strange insect-based elixir. But hidden motives and ancient grudges twist the tale into shocking body horror, blurring the line between myth and science.
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The Menace From Below – Harl Vincent
When 500 passengers disappear inside an East River tunnel, engineer Ward Platt, Charlie Frazee, and inventor Tony Russell race to uncover the truth. This fast-paced pulp adventure blends detective intrigue with wild science fiction, exploring the dangers of unchecked technology and the thin line between progress and peril.
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