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The Woolworth Building suffers a direct hit from an encroaching planetary freeze on this January 1929 issue of Amazing Stories. Cover art by the perrenial Frank R. Paul.

Even the Krupp guns suffer by comparison to these fantastic cannons the Martians apparently possess - taking target practice from afar on our familiar blue ball! Will Earth endure? Find out, if you can find a January 1932 copy of Wonder Stories containing 'Martian Guns' by Stanley D. Bell.

Compare this cover to scenes from the big game this weekend and you'll see minimal resemblance, save for the ball itself and a generous helping of gridiron grit and determination. Argosy Weekly - October 13, 1938 issue. Cover art by Paul Stahr.

What exactly is a cowboy in the mold of William S. Hart doing flying around a big-top trapeze anyway? And who is the lovely he's lassoed there? It looks like showgoers on this day in 1926 got their two bits worth! Argosy All-Story Weekly - November 6, 1926 issue. Cover art by Paul Stahr.

Max Brand wrote some 15 million words for the pulps, so this installment of "Scourge of the Rio Grande" represents just a brief stopover, but Paul Stahr's striking cover painting of a cowboy making dust undoubtedly grabbed many a reader's attention. Argosy Weekly - October 20, 1934 issue.

"Her blouse torn, Joyce pleaded with her husband to do something about the two punks holding her, but all he did was turn away." And you thought you were having a bad day? Read all about Ray and Joyce's diner mishaps in "Chicken!" by Carroll Mayers, with art by Paul Rader. Swank - December 1958 issue.

Part of a series, Frank R. Paul painted this fanciful scene about possible life on Uranus for the back cover of the April 1940 issue of Fantastic Adventures.

Fantastic indeed - The tropics come to the poles early, and flying alligators rule the skies! Fantastic Adventures - April 1940 issue. Cover art by Frank R. Paul.

It's hard to imagine a cooler, more colorful potato sack than this! Vintage Sun Valley brand potato sack from Sun Valley Potatoes Inc., Paul, Idaho.