-------------------------------------------------------- Mel Crawford --------------------------------------------------------

  [unknown artist], DEADLY DEPTHS, (FLASH GORDON # 29) - "Flash imperils his life to rescue an agent of . . . Ming The Merciless !"

  Mel Crawford, THE PRINCE AND THE TRAITOR, (FLASH GORDON # 22) - "A secret radio signal lures Flash into Ming's electronic snare !" - The production artboard itself carried Crawford's identification.

  Mel Crawford, BUCK ROGERS, (BUCK ROGERS # 2) - "Blast off with Buck, in Part 1 of the movie adaptation !"

  Mel Crawford, THE CASE OF THE CATTLE KILLERS, (UFO & OUTER SPACE # 20) - "A fateful meeting takes place on the range between comboy and alien !"

  Mel Crawford, -no title-, (UFO & OUTER SPACE # 18) - "Their destination . . . oblivion !" - At auction, this painting was identified as Crawford's.

  Mel Crawford, TRICKED AND TRAPPED, (SUPERCAR # 4) - "With a stranger at the control, Supercar flies into the deadly crossfire of American planes and rockets !" - I've trusted one source for the Crawford identification, but note that Heritage Auctions wanted to tentatively attribute it to Ray Osrin instead.

  Mel Crawford, TO ERR IS VULCAN, (STAR TREK # 59)

  Mel Crawford (only my own attribution), THE TRIAL, (BUCK ROGERS # 7) - No one has identified this as Crawford's work, but I feel that we've seen him use this compositional strategy of the small floating character heads elsewhere.

  Mel Crawford (only my own attribution), THE BATTLE OVER PLANET EARTH, (BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25th CENTURY # 8) - No one has put forward Crawford as the painter of this cover, but I feel that he has done at least a couple of paintings, uncontroversially ascribed to him, where he has used this small-heads-floating-around compositional strategy, so I'm putting this one under his name as well.

  Mel Crawford (only my own attribution), MURDER ON THE ENTERPRISE, (STAR TREK # 48) - "Murder boards the Enterprise !" - I've seen no one hazard a guess for the identity of this piece's creator, but I propose that if you look at two of Mel Crawford's works, BUCK ROGERS (for Buck Rogers #2) and TO ERR IS VULCAN (for Star Trek #59), you will find the same style of floating heads and simplified faces - in fact, I think the two visages of Captain Kirk are pretty close.

     -------------------------------------------------------- Luis Dominguez --------------------------------------------------------

   Luis Dominguez, NOAH'S ARK, (MIGHTY SAMSON # 27) - "Old Noah wakes up to a violent new world . . . and decides to make it his !"

  Luis Dominguez, [unknown title] - Noted as clearly created for some, as yet, unidentified SF project, perhaps a movie poster.

   Luis Dominguez, THE POLLUTION PEOPLE, (MIGHTY SAMSON # 26) - "Pollution breathing creatures rise from the depths to strike those who threaten their existence !"

   Luis Dominguez, THE VIRGINIA GIANT, (UFO FLYING SAUCERS # 5) - "Giants From The Unknown - Invisible Creatures - The Drama That Launched Nationwide Hysteria" Note there are significant changes on the art as it is used on the comic cover, namely that a spaceship is put in place of the unknown intense light source, and that the starry sky is altered to a much more atmospheric ground-fog setting

  Luis Dominguez, JOURNEY INTO THE PAST, (MIGHTY SAMSON # 29) - "The fabled unicorn - now a lethal radioactive mutant !" - This work seems to have been credited to George Wilson for some time now (most pointedly in the Dark Horse collection of these stories), but the preliminary drawing came up for auction and was clearly credited to Dominguez and was amid a wealth of his particular materials.

  Luis Dominguez (only my own attribution), ACCIDENT IN HYPER-SPACE, (SPACE FAMILY ROBINSON # 40) - "Hyper-Space . . . where Tim and Tam fight to survive while they shrink in size !" - A trusted source credits George Wilson in having painted this, but I have my doubts.  The bird-beast is detailed in a segmented fashion that I haven't seen before from Wilson and I just have to feel that he would executed the background differently.  Alternatively, those aspects seem to fit just fine in Dominguez's canon.

  Luis Dominguez (only my own attribution), SAMSON'S MASTERS, (MIGHTY SAMSON # 28) - "Statues become living weapons in a war against Samson !" - In the Dark Horse trade-paperback collecting this particualar run of stories, George Wilson is credited with all the covers, but one was clearly shown to have been instead executed by Luis Dominguez.  That, and the fact that at least one other source has pointed to Dominguez for one or two others, has lead me to evaluate & conclude that he did most of them (when these original canvases have come up for auction, they have been left unattributed - This painting was among those).

  Luis Dominguez (only my own attribution), TRAPPED IN SPACE, (SPACE FAMILY ROBINSON # 43) - "Trapped In Space ! A laser-spouting warship zeroes in on Tim and Tam." - When this painting came up for auction some time ago, it was attributed to George Wilson and didn't really seem to draw any negative commentary as such, but now, to my eyes, when you plop it down among works clearly credited to Dominguez, it just seems obvious that the human figures are his and not Wilson's.

   Luis Dominguez, THE ATTACK OF THE LOPIDOP-TERROR, (MIGHTY SAMSON # 31) - "Giant moths spread their fearsome wings over N'Yark !"

  Luis Dominguez (only our own attributtion), THE BALLOON GODS, (MIGHTY SAMSON # 30) - "A strange and furious battle explodes in the skies of N'Yark !" - In the Dark Horse trade-paperback collecting this particualar run of stories, George Wilson is credited with all the covers, but one was clearly shown to have been instead executed by Luis Dominguez.  That, and the fact that at least one other source has pointed to Dominguez for one or two others, has lead me to evaluate & conclude that he did most of them (when these original canvases have come up for auction, they have been left unattributed).  This painting was among those.

  Luis Dominguez (only my own attribution), BATTLE OF GIANTS, (SPACE FAMILY ROBINSON # 41) - "Battle Of Giants!  A clash between two men of magic who transform themselves into gigantic beasts !" - This comic-book cover seems to pretty standardly credited to George Wilson, but after noting the 'crenulation' of both the ground and the glowing cat, and Dominguez's repeated usage of that texture-scheme (not to mention the slightness of the hero-figure) makes me rather put it in *his* portfolio instead.

  Luis Dominguez (only my own attribution), THE HIDDEN WORLD, (SPACE FAMILY ROBINSON # 42) - "The Robinsons are attacked by a poisonous predator deep within a hidden world !" - One trusted source attributes this to George Wilson, but when I look at the crenulated ground and simplier vehicle & spacesuit, it says Dominguez to me.

  Luis Dominguez (only my own attribution), AND A CHILD SHALL LEAD THEM !, (STAR TREK # 52) - No trusted source yet attributes this cover to Dominguez, but from an amatuer perspective, I'm going to pluck this one out of the 'unknowns' because the small figures & faces suggest him to me like no other candidate.

  Luis Dominguez (only my own attribution), -no title-, (UFO & OUTER SPACE # 19) - "Found ! An ancient tomb - for cavemen or spacement ?" - One source want's to tentatively attribute this to Dominguez, and I have to say the human figures & faces make me agree.

     -------------------------------------------------------- Kelly Freas --------------------------------------------------------

  Kelly Freas, NEBULA ALERT - "The impossible route to a rebel universe" - The Ace paperback release of this entry in A. Bertram Chandler's short Empress Irene series.  Here it was 'doubled', back-to-back, with a different novel, Mack Reynolds' The Rival Rigelians.

  Kelly Freas, UNKNOWN WORLDS OF SCIENCE FICTION, (UNKNOWN WORLDS OF SCIENCE FICTION # 1) - "Tales of time and space by the world's foremost illustrators featuring Day Of The Triffids // Exclusive Interview With Ray Bradbury--Most famous SF author of all time").  The Australian release of this publication used this painting by Freas, preserving it's original form, but the American editors decided to have John Romita create an overlay reformulating the cowering couple.  The painting was utilized again, much later, on the cover of ALIEN INVASIONS! THE HISTORY OF ALIENS IN POP CULTURE.

  Kelly Freas, THE SPACE WILLIES - "You can't keep an Earthman down" - One of two Ace Double paperback editions of Eric Frank Russell's science-fiction novel (it remained in print under a new title, Next Of Kin).  Both editions doubled it back-to-back with a Russell short-story collection called Six Worlds Yonder.)

  Kelly Freas, UP TO THE SKY IN SHIPS - The NESFA special publication of this short-story collection from A. Bertram Chandler.  It was 'doubled' back-to-back with Lee Hoffman's collection, In And Out Of Quandry (also with Freas cover art).

  Kelly Freas, OUT LIKE A LIGHT, (ASTOUNDING 1960-Apr) - "Out Like A Light,by Mark Phillips"

  Kelly Freas, IN AND OUT OF QUANDRY - The NESFA special publication of this short-piece collection from Lee Hoffman.  It was 'doubled' back-to-back with A. Bertam Chandler's collection, Up To The Sky In Ships (also with Freas cover art).

  Kelly Freas, MERRY CHRISTMAS, (ASTOUNDING 1959-Jan) - This art appears to simply mark the season, rather than associating with anything within the magazine.

  Kelly Freas, FELINE RED, (PLANET STORIES 1954-Jan) - "A Sound Of Thunder by Ray Bradbury // Mars Minus Bisha novelet by Leigh Brackett" - Though not mentioned on the cover, the art illustrates this story by Robert Sampson within the magazine.

  Kelly Freas, THE HARD WAY UP - "They met danger and glory out beyond the Rim Stars" - The Ace paperback release of this collection by A. Bertram Chandler (it was 'doubled' with The Veiled World by Robert Lori).

  Kelly Freas, CATCH THE STAR WINDS - "Black-powder cannon and sailing ships...against the seas of space !" - The Lancer paperback release of this entry in the John Grimes series by A. Bertram Chandler (a story that was originally titled The Winds Of If).

  Kelly Freas, LORELEI OF THE RED MIST, (TOPS IN SCIENCE FICTION 1953-Fall) - "Bradbury - Brackett - Abernathy - Parker" - The cover was featured in his THE ART OF SCIENCE FICTION.

  Kelly Freas, THE FAR TRAVELLER 1 - This was produced as an artprint sold by Starblaze Graphics (whose promotion of it seems to have titled it SPACE PROBE).  The original painting's matting carries our title here and also the note "Analog", leading one to believe that it may have have had some use planned and/or realized in conjunction with that magazine.  It seems clear that it was not intended for association with the later published roleplaying-game magazine or A. Bertram Chandler's similarly titled book (which admittedly did appear in ANALOG...)

     -------------------------------------------------------- Wilf Hardy --------------------------------------------------------

  Wilf Hardy, BAC MUSTARD (in SPACE WARS-FACT AND FICTION) - While it's very likely there was a previous use of this art (perhaps in LOOK AND LEARN magazine) we found it in SPACE WARS-FACT AND FICTION, as one of the disparate illustrations for the essay entitled Man Reaches Out.  It depicts the 'Multi-Unit Space Transport And Recovery Device' (MUSTARD) as designed by the British Aircraft Corporation (BAC).

  Wilf Hardy, WILL THE NEXT WAR BE FOUGHT IN SPACE?, (in LOOK AND LEARN # 820) - Several years later the art (and perhaps the entire article) was re-used in SPACE WARS-FACT AND FICTION

  Wilf Hardy, AN EYE IN SPACE (in LOOK AND LEARN magazine) - The art accompanied this article in the magazine and was re-used, along with the article (now called 'Eye In Orbit'), in SPACE WARS-FACT AND FICTION.  The narrative details the advantages of Orbital Astronomical Observatories (OAOs) and their position above Earth's murky atmosphere.  Less than a handful were yet operating at the release of the magazine or later book (and none of them looked like this space-plane proposal).

  Wilf Hardy, DOME OF DOOM, (in SPACE WARS-FACT AND FICTION) - Have yet to find a previous use of this painting, like many of the others found here have had.

  Wilf Hardy, SPACE WARS-FACT AND FICTION - While many items of this post-StarWars publication seem to have been culled from Britain's Look And Learn family of juvenile magazines, this cover may have been painted by Hardy specfically for it.  Half of his name can be made out at the bottom right of the resulting work.

  Wilf Hardy, IS THERE LIFE ON THE FORBIDDEN PLANET?, (LOOK AND LEARN # 527) - This art was later re-used as an interior illustration in Space Wars-Fact And Fiction.

  Wilf Hardy, ROUGH JUSTICE OPPORTUNITY (in SPACE WARS-FACT AND FICTION) - While it's very likely there was a previous use of this art (perhaps in LOOK AND LEARN's RANGER magazine) we found it in SPACE WARS-FACT AND FICTION, as one of the disparate illustrations for the story Rough Justice.  Hardy's name can be made out at the bottom-right.

  Wilf Hardy, NOAH'S ARK IN SPACE (in LOOK AND LEARN # 575) - Years after it appeared in this juvenile magazine, the artwork (and it's article) were re-cycled into SPACE WARS-FACT AND FICTION.

  Wilf Hardy, THE MOON (in unknown issue of LOOK AND LEARN) - "Special Report on The Moon Part One" - From the 1960s or 1970s, this art illustrated the speculation of what course our Moon exploration would take.  That art would later be re-used as the endpapers of SPACE WARS-FACT AND FICTION.

  Wilf Hardy, ORBITAL ATTACK - This art, with our created title here, seems to have been first used in Look And Listen magazine and re-purposed years later to accompany an entry about seeding Venus in SPACE WARS-FACT AND FICTION.  Image licensers identify this as being by Hardy.

     -------------------------------------------------------- Bob Larkin --------------------------------------------------------

>  Bob Larkin, CONQUEST OF THE PLANET OF THE APES, (PLANET OF THE APES # 17) - "All New! Beginning this issue--'Conquest Of The Planet Of The Apes!'" - This was the first part of Marvel's comic adaptation, by Doug Moench, of this film.  The art was re-used decades later on the cover of Comic Book Marketplace 1999-May ("Marvel Bronze Age...Planet Of The Apes! // DC Silver Age...Flash vs. Grodd the Super-Gorilla")  This painting was featured in PLANET OF THE APES ARTIST TRIBUTE.

  Bob Larkin, MASTER OF THE WORLD, (THE ROOK # 6) - "Sherlock Holmes and the Master Of Time...battle Robar The Conquerer !" - Actually the third and final part of this adventure.

  Bob Larkin, SPAWN OF THE MUTANT PITS, (PLANET OF THE APES # 3) - "Two all-new 'Apes' thrillers // Exclusive! Photo-filled interview with Roddy McDowell--star of 'Planet Of The Apes' TV series" - Illustrating this Doug Moench original story in the 'Apes' Universe.  This painting was featured in PLANET OF THE APES ARTIST TRIBUTE.

  Bob Larkin, THE STARLESS WORLD - "From the award-winning television series created by Gene Roddenberry // A new Star Trek experience never before published" - The Bantam Books paperback release of this series tie-in novel by Gordon Eklund.

  Bob Larkin, WORLD OF CAPTIVE HUMANS, (PLANET OF THE APES # 2) - "Battle In The Forbidden Zone -plus- our continuing adaptation of the premier 'Apes' movie--first time in comics form! // Special photo feature--Inside Ape City" - This painting was featured in PLANET OF THE APES ARTIST TRIBUTE.

  Bob Larkin, LOGAN'S SEARCH - "Beyond infinite terror and instant joy-the spellbounding climax of Logan's last terrifying run" - The Bantam Books paperback release of this novel by William F. Nolan ("author of Logan's Run and Logan's World").  A blog dedicated to Larkin's art states this is his piece.  (Note that Nolan wrote a fourth story many years later, Logan's Return, which seems to be accesible only if you can get your hands on a xeroxed copy of the original manuscript.)

  Bob Larkin, BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES, (PLANET OF THE APES # 7) - "Beginning in this issue: 'Marvel's adaptation of Beneath The Planet Of The Apes" - This was the first part, by Doug Moench, of this film adaptation.  This painting was featured in PLANET OF THE APES ARTIST TRIBUTE.

  Bob Larkin, THE COMING OF CORAL DANE, (THE ROOK # 8)

  Bob Larkin, BATTLE OF THE PLANET OF THE APES, (PLANET OF THE APES # 24) - "Man vs Gorilla in a world gone mad! // Plus: Future History Chronicles !" - This was the second part of Marvel's comic adaptation, by Doug Moench, of this film.  This painting was featured in PLANET OF THE APES ARTIST TRIBUTE.

  Bob Larkin, DREAMER IN EMERALD SILENCE, (PLANET OF THE APES # 15) - "'Doom In The Emerald Depths'--Ape and human united against mutated monsters !" - Illustrating this Doug Moench original story in the 'Apes' Universe.  This painting was featured in PLANET OF THE APES ARTIST TRIBUTE.

  Bob Larkin, URSUS, (PLANET OF THE APES: URSUS # 1(variant)) - "One nation, under apes...! Forbidden Zone Prime" - This painting, portraying the series' initial villain, ape General Ursus, was created for the cover of Marvel's comic magazine, PLANET OF THE APES #30 and indeed that cover was completely made up and ready for press when the cancellation hammer came down.  Much, much later, that complete cover, with all typography intact (including issue-number), was published as a variant cover for the Boom! Studios release of the first issue of their limited-series, PLANET OF THE APES:URSUS.  This painting was featured in PLANET OF THE APES ARTIST TRIBUTE.

  Bob Larkin, PLANET OF THE APES 1, (PLANET OF THE APES # 1) - "First issue phantasmagoria! An exclusive interview with 'Apes' screenwriter Rod Serling // Photos, features, and all-new story strips of the greatest fantasy film series of all time // Extra bonus: How To Make A Man-Ape" - The first issue of this comic magazine with the first part of Marvel's comic adaptation of the film, along with a new story.

     -------------------------------------------------------- Harold McCauley --------------------------------------------------------

  Harold McCauley, 21st CENTURY GIRL WALKING PET, (IMAGINATION 1954-Dec) - "Revolt Of The Outworlds by Milton Lesser"

  Harold McCauley, TERROR OUT OF SPACE, (IMAGINATION 1954-July) - "Terror Out Of Space by Dwight V. Swain"

  Harold McCauley, TRAFFIC MISHAP 1990, (IMAGINATION 1955-Jan) - "World Of The Drone by Robert Abernathy"

  Harold McCauley, THE COSMIC BUNGLERS, (IMAGINATIVE TALES 1956-Jan) - "The Cosmic Bunglers by Geoff St.Reynard"

  Harold McCauley, 21st CENTURY STREET SCENE, (IMAGINATION 1955-May) - "Flight Perilous by Ray C. Noll"

  Harold McCauley, THE WEAPON FROM ETERNITY, (IMAGINATON 1952-Sept) - "The Weapon From Eternity by Dwight V. Swain"

  Harold McCauley, THE VENGEANCE OF MARTIN BRAND, (IMAGINATION 1942-Aug) - "The Vengeance Of Martin Brand by G.H. Irwin // The Sheriff Of Thorium Gulch by Miles J. Breuer" - Beyond the flipping of the art for the cover, there are a couple of significant differences.   Was there modification needed before publication (or afterwards by the artist) or is our original-art here actually a recreation?  This painting was featured in the substantial periodical ILLUSTRATION #59.

  Harold McCauley, MEET ME IN TOMORROW, (IMAGINATION 1950-Dec) - "Meet Me In Tomorrow by Guy Archette // Mack Reynolds--Day Keene--John Beynon--Betsy Curtis" - This painting was featured in the substantial periodical ILLUSTRATION #59.

  Harold McCauley, THE FLOATING ROBOT (FANTASTIC ADVENTURES 1941-Jan) - "The Floating Robot by David Wright O'Brien // The Golden Amazon Returns by Thornton Ayre // Richard O. Lewis--Edmond Hamilton--Ross Rocklyne--William P. McGivern" - This painting was featured in the substantial periodical ILLUSTRATION #59.

  Harold McCauley, TOFFEE TAKES A TRIP, (IMAGINATIVE TALES 1954-Nov) - "Here's zippy action-rollicking adventure! Toffee Takes A Trip by Charles F. Myers--The Moon or Bust! Hop On !" - This painting was featured in the substantial periodical ILLUSTRATION #59.

  Harold McCauley, PLANET OF DREAD, (IMAGINATION 1953-Jan) - "Planet Of Dread by Dwight V. Swain" - This painting was featured in the substantial periodical ILLUSTRATION #59.

  Harold McCauley, DEEPFREEZE, (IMAGINATION 1953-Jan) - "Deepfreeze by Robert Donald Locke"

  Harold McCauley, NO TIME FOR TOFFEE!, (IMAGINATION 1952-July) - "No Time For Toffee! by Charles F. Myers"

  Harold McCauley, THE BUTTONED SKY, (IMAGINATION 1953-Aug) - "The Buttoned Sky by Geoff St. Reynard"

  Harold McCauley, FUTURE ROCKET TRAIN, (AMAZING STORIES 1939-Jan[BACK COVER]) - "New magnetic science indicates the day will soon come when rocket trains, suspended between super-magnetic rails, will flash across the country" - This painting was featured in the significant periodical ILLUSTRATION #59.

     -------------------------------------------------------- Alden McWilliams --------------------------------------------------------

  Alden McWilliams, COLONISTS OF IO, (FOUR COLOR # 421) - A Tom Corbett, Space Cadet adventure. Based on the television series of the same name.

  Alden McWilliams, SPACE PIRATES OF MERCURY, (FOUR COLOR # 420) A Tom Corbett - Space Cadet adventure

  Alden McWilliams, THE FORBIDDEN FOREST, (TOM CORBETT, SPACE CADET # 11)

  Alden McWilliams, TOM CORBETT - SPACE CADET, (FOUR COLOR # 378)

  Alden McWilliams, THE BEGGAR'S SECRET, (TOM CORBETT, SPACE CADET # 4)

  Alden McWilliams, THE WORLD OF DEEP WATERS, (TOM CORBETT, SPACE CADET # 9)

  Alden McWilliams, THE SMUGGLERS OF THE MOON, (TOM CORBETT, SPACE CADET # 5)

  Alden McWilliams, ADVENTURE ON TARA, (TOM CORBETT, SPACE CADET # 6)

  Alden McWilliams, THE SPACE TRAITOR, (TOM CORBETT, SPACE CADET # 7)

  Alden McWilliams], GRAVEYARD FOR SPACESHIPS, (TOM CORBETT, SPACE CADET # 8)

  Alden McWilliams, THE SECRET OF DR. CULLIBER, (TOM CORBETT, SPACE CADET # 10)

  Alden McWilliams, THE SLAVERS OF SPACE, (MARCH OF COMICS # 102) - An adventure featuring Tom Corbett - Space Cadet

     -------------------------------------------------------- Alex Schomburg --------------------------------------------------------

  Alex Schomburg, BESIDE THE GOLDEN DOOR, (AMAZING STORIES 1964-Feb) - "Beside The Golden Door, by Henry Slesar // Bridge To Azrael--Novel by John Brunner" - The cover art is noted as being associated with this story.  The cover was featured in Schomburg's CHROMA.

  Alex Schomburg, ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER, (ANALOG 1978-Jan) - "Sam Nicholson--Dean Ing--Stanley Schmidt // Superheavy Elements--Margaret Silbar" - The cover art is noted as being associated with this story by Sam Nicholson.  The cover was featured in Schomburg's CHROMA.

  Alex Schomburg, STARTLING STORIES 1953 JANUARY, (STARTLING STORIES 1953-Jan) - "featuring Double Meaning a novel by Damon Knight and Overdrive a novelette by Murray Leinster" - The cover art here apparently does not associate with any particular story within.  Decades later, this art was seen again on the cover of an Italian book from Fanucci Editore, Spaceships To Conquest [Astronavi Alla Conquista] seemingly a translation of a Michael Ashley anthology, as it also bears the title The Best Of Science Fiction 1946-1955 [Il Meglio della fantascienza 1946-1955].  The original cover use was featured in FANTASTIC SCIENCE-FICTION ART.

  Alex Schomburg, DELUGE II, (FANTASTIC STORIES 1961-Oct) - "Deluge II by Robert F. Young // The Mother by David H. Keller M.D. // Last Druid by Joseph E. Kelleam" - The magazine's cover was featured in the artist's collection CHROMA.

  Alex Schomburg, SATELLITE - This was reportedly a preliminary painting, presumably commisioned by, and submitted to, Satellite Science Fiction magazine, who apparently chose not to move forward with using the image idea.

  Alex Schomburg, FANTASTIC UNIVERSE AUGUST 1953, (FANTASTIC UNIVERSE 1953-Aug) - "Evan Hunter-Irving Cox,Jr-William Campbell Gault-A. Bertram Chandler-Walt Sheldon-Clifford D. Simak-Poul Anderson-Richard Matheson-Eric Frank Russel"

  Alex Schomburg, ROCKET STORIES, (ROCKET STORIES 1953-July) - "In this issue-Anderson-Budrys-Lesser"

  Alex Schomburg, ROCKET TO LIMBO, (SATELLITE SCIENCE FICTION 1957-Oct) - "Rocket To Limbo--A novel of space adventure by Alan E. Nourse. // Walt Sheldon--John Christopher--Robert Bloch--Sam Moskowitz"

  Alex Schomburg, [unknown title] - It's not yet determined for what purpose this piece was created.  At auction the painting only carried the title 'The Spaceship', but I'm doubting that was what the commercial product it was intended for was called.  Please drop us a a note if you know the answer.

  Alex Schomburg, EARTH'S LAST CITADEL - "The eleventh hour of Terra" - The Ace paperback release of this sci-fi story by C.L. Moore & Henry Kuttner..

  Alex Schomburg, DEATH OF IRON, (WONDER STORY ANNUAL 1952) - "featuring Death Of Iron by S.S. Held // Lloyd Arthur Eshbach--John W. Campbell Jr and many others"

  Alex Schomburg, ROCKETS TO NOWHERE - The art adorning the dustcover of Winston's edition of Philip St.John's story.

  Alex Schomburg, PLANET FOR PLUNDER, (SATELLITE SCIENCE FICTION 1957-Feb) - "Planet For Plunder--The Alien's intentions were noble. He sought only to warn Earth's inhabitants of the destruction that threatened them.--in a startling complete novel by Hal Clement and Sam Merwin, Jr."

  Alex Schomburg, SECOND CHANCE, (SATELLITE SCIENCE FICTION 1959-Feb) - "Second Chance--a short science fiction novel by J.F. Bone // The Forsaken Earthman--a complete novelet by William Lindsey Gresham // A Statue For Father--a humourous short story by Isaac Asimov // Arthur Conan Doyle: A Study In Science Fiction by Sam Moskowitz // New Feature--Department of Lost Stories: Ralph Milne Farley"

  Alex Schomburg, SON OF THE STARS - Winston's release of the book by Raymond F. Jones"

  Alex Schomburg, STARTLING STORIES SPRING 1954, (STARTLING STORIES 1954-Sprng) - "featuring The Houses Of Iszm a novel by Jack Vance and Runaway a novelet by Leigh Brackett" - This art was re-used many years later on a Compact Disc partial collection of recordings, X MINUS ONE - TIME AND TIME AGAIN, from the 1950s radio-show.

  Alex Schomburg, THE BEST OF ASTOUNDING - "Science Fiction's Golden Age returns // Edited by Tony Lewis // Clifford D. Simak--Theodore Sturgeon--Frederick Brown and more" - The Baronet release of this anthology, the cover art for which apparently does not associate to any particular story.

  Alex Schomburg, ISAAC ASIMOV-THE FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE FICTION - The cover art for this entry in the Science-Fiction Writers series from Oxford University Press (this one written by James Gunn).

  Alex Schomburg, RADIO GLIDER BOMB, (RADIO CRAFT 1943-Nov)

  Alex Schomburg, CHROMA - Created for the cover of what is currently the main monograph for this artist.

  Alex Schomburg, FANTASTIC UNIVERSE 1955-MARCH, (FANTASTIC UNIVERSE 1955-Mar) - "A complete novelette-Meet Miss Universe by Jack Vance // Short stories by James Blish - Evelyn E. Smith - Lee Priestley - Bryce Walton - Ian Janvier - Russ Winterbotham and others" - It is not stated that this cover art was associated with a story within the magazine.  The art was re-used much later as the cover of Eric & Leif Nesheim's Saucer Attack!-Pop Culture In The Golden Age Of Flying Saucers.

  Alex Schomburg, FANTASTIC UNIVERSE 1953 OCTOBER, (FANTASTIC UNIVERSE 1953-Oct/Nov) - "Complete novels by A. Bertram Chandler and Jean Jacques Ferrat // Short stories by William F. Temple-Wallace West-C.M. Kornbluth--William Morrison-Philip K. Dick-Evelyn E. Smith and many others" - The cover art here apparently does not associate to any particular story.

  Alex Schomburg, THE MAN WITH ABSOLUTE MOTION, (SATELLITE SCIENCE FICTION 1958-Oct) - "The Man With Absolute Motion--A novel of the future by Noel Loomis // The Amazing Edgar Rice Burroughs by Sam Moskowitz" - Decades later, when Armchair Fiction approximated the old Ace back-to-back doubles and reprinted The Man With Absolute Motion by Noel Loomis, they utilized Schomburg's painting for it.

  Alex Schomburg, FANTASTIC UNIVERSE 1954-JULY, (FANTASTIC UNIVERSE 1954-July) - "Margaret St. Clair - Lester Del Rey - F.L. Wallace - Philip Jose Farmer - Frank Belknap Long - Algis Budrys - Sam Carson - Idris Seabright - Jon Victor Peters" - It is not stated that this cover art was associated with a story within the magazine.

  Alex Schomburg, ROBOT ON THE RAMPAGE, (BRICK BRADFORD # 6) - Front cover of this issue of the long-lived hero character created by Clarence Gray & William Ritt.   The cover was featured in the artist's collection CHROMA.

  Alex Schomburg, THE COSMATOMIC FLYER, (SCIENCE-FICTON PLUS 1953-Mar) - "Science-Fiction stories by Eando Binder-Hugo Gernsback--Philip José Farmer--John Scott Campbell--Dr. Donald H. Menzel and others" - Cover illustration of this story by 'Greno Gashbuck' (Hugo Gensback). The cover art has also appeared on the covers of Australia's Science Fiction Monthly 1955-Sept ("Thrilling stories of the future") and the genre-overview artbook, Art Of The Imagination ("20th Century visions of Science Fiction, Horror, and Fantasy").  The original cover was featured in Schomburg's CHROMA.

  Alex Schomburg, THE EYES HAVE IT, (SCIENCE FICTION STORIES 1953-June) - "New stories by Poul Anderson--Raymond Z. Gallun-Robert Shekley--Jerome Bixby--Algis Buldrys--Philip K. Dick--Noel Loomis--M.C. Pease" - The cover illustration that accompanied this tale by Philip K. Dick.  A couple of years later the art was seen again on the cover of the German Die Grosse Mammuthöle [The Great Mammoth Cave] by 'Leslie Linklater' (Fritzheinz van Doornick) from Pabel.

  Alex Schomburg, ULTIMATUM!, (FUTURE SCIENCE FICTION 1953-Nov) - "Ultimatum! by Robert Sheckley" - The cover art was re-used when the German translation of Sheckley's story was presented in UTOPIA ZUKUNFTSROMANE #57

  Alex Schomburg, SATELITTE 1958 FEBRUARY, (SATELLITE SCIENCE FICTION 1958-Feb) - "Mission To A Distant Star--They were visitors to Earth's Atomic Age-their purpose veiled--A dramatic new novel by Frank Belknap Long // Around The World With Jules Verne by Sam Moskowitz" - The cover art here apparently does not associate to any particular story.

  Alex Schomburg, STOLEN CENTURIES, (FANTASTIC STORY MAGAZINE 1953-Sept) - "featuring Stolen Centuries by Otis Adelbert Kline // Island In The Sky by Manly Wade Wellman // Hyperpelosity by L. Sprague de Camp // Experiment by Roscoe Clark // The Man Who Looked Like Steinmetz by Robert Moore Williams")

  Alex Schomburg, THE WELL OF THE WORLDS - "A super-power threatened the universe" - The Ace paperback release of this story by Henry Kuttner.

  Alex Schomburg, TUNNEL IN THE SKY (preliminary) - Reportedly the preliminary executed in service of an Ace edition of this novel by Robert Heinlein, but its depiction was not chosen and ultimately the final cover art for the book was by a different artist.

  Alex Schomburg, [unknown title], (SCIENCE FICTION QUARTERLY 1953-May) - "The Gutherie Method by Raymond Z. Gallun // The Adaptable Ones by Morton Klass // Small War by Jerome Bixby" - There's no indication that the cover art associates with anything inside the magazine.

  Alex Schomburg, THE APOCALYPSE OF HARRY JONES (in COSMOS SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY MAGAZINE 1977-Sept) - The painted illustration accompanying this story by Robert Borski.

  Alex Schomburg, WHAT NEED OF MAN?, (AMAZING STORIES 1961-Feb) - "When The Dream Dies - complete novel" - Cover art is associated with this story by Harold Calin.

  Alex Schomburg, SECRET OF THE MARTIAN MOONS - The art adorning the dustcover of Winston's edition of Donald A. Wollheim's story.

  Alex Schomburg, STARTLING COMICS 53, (STARTLING COMICS # 53) - "featuring Lance Lewis, Space Detective" - The cover was featured in THE THRILLING COMIC BOOK COVER ART OF ALEX SCHOMBURG.

  Alex Schomburg, THE TIME AXIS - "The battle that raged through the core of time" - The Ace paperback release of this sci-fi novel by Henry Kuttner.

  Alex Schomburg, TROUBLE ON TITAN - The art adorning the dustcover of Winston's edition of Alan E. Nourse's story.

  Alex Schomburg, THE CONQUEST OF THE WORLD, (STARTLING COMICS # 51) - "featuring Lance Lewis, Space Detective" - The cover was featured in THE THRILLING COMIC BOOK COVER ART OF ALEX SCHOMBURG.

  Alex Schomburg, FANTASTIC UNIVERSE 1954 4 (FANTASTIC UNIVERSE 1954-Dec) - "Irving E. Coxe Jr.-John Wyndham-Roger Dee-Theodore Pratt-Hal Ellson-Evelyn E. Smith-Dal Stivens-Richard Matheson-Poul Anderson"

  Alex Schomburg, LITTLE MEN OF SPACE, (Frantastic Universe 1953-June/July) - "Little Men Of Space by Frank Belknap Long // Time In Thy Flight by Ray Bradbury // The Other Tiger by Arthur C. Clarke // The Fire And The Flesh by E. Hoffmann Price" - The art was re-used quite some time later for the The Space Novels Of Jules Verne [vol 1].

  Alex Schomburg, WINSTON SCIENCE FICTION LIBRARY ENDPAPERS - This was the image used as the endpapers of all the books in this Winston juvenile series.

  Alex Schomburg, THE LAST DAYS OF SHANDAKOR, (in STARTLING STORIES 1954-Apr) - "An Earthman finds love and tragedy in a long-dead city of ancient Mars that denies death." - An illustration accompanying this Leigh Brackett sci-fi story.