Astounding Stories Of Super Science March 1930 features six Classic Science Fiction Stories from the ''Golden Age of Science Fiction''. Contents and short description: ''The Man Who Was Dead'' by Thomas H. Knight: As Jerry''s Eyes Fell on the Creature''s Head, He Shuddered—for the Face Was Nothing but Bone, with Dull-brown Skin Stretched Taut over It. A Skeleton That Was Alive!, ''Monsters Of Moyen'' by Arthur J. Burks: ''The Western World Shall be Next!'' Was the Dread Ultimatum of the Half-monster, Half-god Moyen, ''Vampires Of Venus'' by Anthony Pelcher: Leslie Larner, an Entomologist Borrowed from the Earth, Pits Himself Against the Night-flying Vampires That Are Ravaging the Inhabitants of Venus, ''Brigands Of The Moon'' by Ray Cummings: Out of Awful Space Tumbled the Space-ship Planetara Towards the Moon, Her Officers Dead, With Bandits at Her Helm—and the Controls Out of Order!, ''The Soul Snatcher'': From Twenty Miles Away Stabbed the ''Atom-filtering'' Rays to Allen Baker in His Cell in the Death House, ''The Ray Of Madness'' by Captain S.P. Meek: Dr. Bird Uncovers a Dastardly Plot, Amazing in its Mechanical Ingenuity, Behind the Apparently Trivial Eye Trouble of the President.
