Astounding Stories Of Super Science October 1930 features five Classic Science Fiction Stories from the ''Golden Age of Science Fiction''. Contents and short description: ''Stolen Brains'' by Captain S.P. Meek: Dr. Bird, Scientific Sleuth Extraordinary, Goes After a Sinister Stealer of Brains. ''The Invisible Death'', by Victor Rousseau: With Night-Rays and Darkness-Antidote America Strikes Back, at the Terrific and Destructive Invisible Empire. (A Complete Novelette.), ''Prisoners Of The Electron'', by Robert H. Leitfred: Fate Throws Two Young Earthians into Desperate Conflict with the Primeval Monsters of an Electron''s Savage Jungles, ''Jetta Of The Lowlands'', by Ray Cummings: Into Remote Lowlands, in an Invisible Flyer, Go Grant and Jetta—Prisoners of a Scientific Depth Bandit. (Part Two of a Three-Part Novel.) ''An Extra Man'', by Jackson Gee, Sealed and Vigilantly Guarded Was ''Drayle''s Invention, 1932''—for It Was a Scientific Achievement Beyond Which Man Dared Not Go.
