# Wonder Stories Quarterly/Volume 2/Number 2

Publication Office: 404 North Wesley Ave., Mt. Morris, Ill. Published by
Stellar Publishing Corporation
H. Gernsback, Pres.
I. S. Manheimer, Sec'y
S. Gernsback, Treas.
Table of Contents
The Scarlet Planet
Through the hostile civilization of this strange world three men moved on the strangest quest that the secret order had ever given.
The Man of Bronze
The scientist revealed—at his best and at his worst . . . the conflict of nations behind the scenes . . . torture and triumph for some . . . disaster for others . . .
The Mark of the Meteor
Three desperate humans fight off the death of suffocation and starvation in interplanetary space. Adrift . . . alone . . . they struggled on . . .
Pithecanthropus Island
Marooned, they faced death from every side . . . besieged they felt the merciless savagery of the ape-man . . . but then strategy took a part . . .
The Martian Nemesis
Famed . . . honored everywhere, he thought he had escaped from the dreadful secret of his past. But the seeds from Mars grew and flowered . . . and at last the Nemesis came . .
The Hour the Conqueror Came
Like a deluge the "multiple" poured down upon the unsuspecting city . . . while from the hills the cohorts of the Legion watched and waited . . .
Three Worlds to Conquer
Pulled from the earth, they floated in space, satellites of water . . . a grim battle for preservation was being fought on this lifeless world . . .
Our Cover Illustration
taken from Ray Cummings' thrilling story, "The Mark of the Meteor" we see the gigantic meteor just after it has plunged through the bow of the doomed space ship. Shooting vertically upward in a vain effort to change the course of the ship, the rocket exhausts flame furiously. Mars in the background gleams green and gold.
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