Dynamic Science Stories, February 1939

Developed in the 1890s and lasting into the 1950s, the "pulp" magazine (called pulp due to the kind of paper used) format was a low-cost means of delivering fiction short stories to the masses. In many ways, the pulp magazine was a predecessor to the comic book of today and several famous comic book heroes got their start in pulp magazines.

This is the first of two issues of Dynamic Science Stories, a pulp magazine published in 1939 by Red Circle Magazines.

This issue contains one long novel, two novelettes, two short stories, a science quiz and a Q&A column.
The stories are as follows:
The Lord of Tranerica by Stanton Coblentz (revised and republished in book form in 1966)
Mutineers of Space by Lloyd Arthur Eshbach
Quest of Zipantoric by Robert Moore Williams
The Mercurian Menace by Nelson S. Bond
The Message from the Void by Hubert Mavity (a pseudonym of Nelson S. Bond)

The only feature of this magazine which has been removed was the numerous advertisements.

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