Amazing Stories was like nothing else when its April 1926 issue appeared on newsstands. Between its lurid painted covers was ...

The inaugural issue of Gernsback's Amazing Stories magazine. Young readers—in several cases the sci-fi writers of the future—could expect an exciting blend of ...

“The tops of our tallest buildings will be flat and glass-covered. They will have airplane landing platforms on which all kinds of airplanes, or even the trans-Atlantic planes of the future will land.

Men watch baseball on a color television of the future (July 1922 Science and Invention magazine) Hugo “Awards” Gernsback was many different things to different people. To his fans, he was a visionary ...

It is September 1, 2660, and a genius sits in his study, resting up prior to a remarkable display of his scientific prowess. Tomorrow he will demonstrate to scientists that a dog three years ...

One of the most fertile of U.S. inventors startled his friends last week with an unusual device: an electronic keyhole peeper to eliminate stooping. It offered comfortable tompeeping complete with ...

“Twenty years hence, weather control will no longer be a theory. While it may take longer than this to actually have universal weather control, within twenty years it will be possible to at least ...

The name didn't stick. The fan communities did. Before sci-fi was everywhere, this pioneering magazine championed 'scientifiction' Amazing Stories was like nothing else when its April 1926 issue ...