Astounding Stories Of Super Science November 1930 features six Classic Science Fiction Stories from the ''Golden Age of Science Fiction''. Contents and short description: ''The Wall of Death'' by H.W. Wessolowski: Out of the Antarctic It Came—a Wall of Viscid, Grey, Half-Human Jelly, Absorbing and Destroying All Life That It Encountered, ''The Pirate Planet'', by Charles W. Diffin: A Strange Light Blinks on Venus, and Over Old Earth Hovers a Mysterious Visitant—Dread Harbinger of Interplanetary War (Beginning a Four-Part Novel), ''The Destroyer'', by William Merriam Rouse: Slowly, Insidiously, There Stole Over Allen Parker Something Uncanny. He Could No Longer Control His Hands—Even His Brain!, ''The Gray Plague'', by L.A. Eshbach: Maimed and Captive, in the Depths of an Interplanetary Meteor-Craft, Lay the Only Possible Savior of Plague-Ridden Earth, ''Jetta Of The Lowlands'' by Ray Cummings: Black-Garbed Figures Move in Ghastly Greenness As the Invisible Flyer Speeds on Its Business of Ransom. (Conclusion.), ''Vagabonds Of Space'' by Harl Vincent: From the Depths of the Sargasso Sea of Space Came the Thought-Warning, ''Turn Back!'' But Carr and His Martian Friend Found It Was Too Late! (A Complete Novelette.)
