In Amazing Stories? Maybe he’s got the issue with Jack Williamson’s first story, “The Metal Man.”
SCOTTtheBADGER, Amazing Stories went out of print back in the early Nineties. They were classy about it, though. If you had a subscription, they paid off the balance by sending you a large, harcover book on the first sixty years of Buck Rogers.
After only a couple of years of reading LIO i think the Dad probably has his own collection of Comic Books. They seem to be be two peas in the same pod.
The TV series was neither the one thing nor the other. The magazine stayed in business from 1926 (it was the first SF magazine) until the early- or mid-Nineties, after a checkered history. It carried a lot of good stories over the years.
margueritem over 13 years ago
I don’t blame him, Lio.
WSR over 13 years ago
Or possibly “Heavy Metal”
SCOTTtheBADGER over 13 years ago
Is AMAZING STORIES still in print?
Bill Thompson over 13 years ago
In Amazing Stories? Maybe he’s got the issue with Jack Williamson’s first story, “The Metal Man.”
SCOTTtheBADGER, Amazing Stories went out of print back in the early Nineties. They were classy about it, though. If you had a subscription, they paid off the balance by sending you a large, harcover book on the first sixty years of Buck Rogers.
zero over 13 years ago
Don’t believe anything you read. AND half the things you see…
lewisbower over 13 years ago
Will Dad do to your comics what our Moms did when we were drafted? I thought my homecoming would be happy.
johnnichael over 13 years ago
After only a couple of years of reading LIO i think the Dad probably has his own collection of Comic Books. They seem to be be two peas in the same pod.
Simon_Jester over 13 years ago
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. I love the ‘pulp-retro-futuristic’ look Mark Tatulli always gives the robots in the Lio strip.
And today’s ‘bot is especially cool
Steve Parmelee Premium Member over 13 years ago
80 years of good stories.
Sherlock Watson over 13 years ago
I remember the TV series “Amazing Stories”; I bet the book was better.
Bill Thompson over 13 years ago
The TV series was neither the one thing nor the other. The magazine stayed in business from 1926 (it was the first SF magazine) until the early- or mid-Nineties, after a checkered history. It carried a lot of good stories over the years.
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