"Astounding Science-Fiction", March 1940 (ed John W Campbell, Jr) (magazine, free): Annotated table of contents

Scans of this magazine in CBR format are online as part of a larger package.

Table of contents. 

Links on author fetch more fiction by author.

1. [novelette] Nat Schachner's "Cold": Two worlds dependent utterly on one mine--& the mine gives out! The warmth of two worlds' friendship freezes in the cold of a tiny world--"
2. [novelette] L Sprague de Camp's "The Emancipated": "Johnny Black & Company--& what company! Johnny learns to talk, but when McGinty the ape starts--"
3. [ss] P Schuyler Miller's "In the Good Old Summertime": "He liked heat--was sure he'd like even the hear of a Venus summer, while he set up his kingdom. But a drying mud-puddle meant--"
4. [ss] A M Phillips' "Chapter from the Beginning": "Half a jawbone & the end of a tooth are clues to a new pre-man. But how many species have we missed--how many unknown half-men--"
5. [ss] Willard E Hawkins' "The Dwindling Sphere": "The inventor figured it was a failure. It was an overwhelming success--a success that overwhelmed the Earth--"
6. [serial - part 2/2] Robert Heinlein's "If This Goes On--": "Astounding's second Nova story--one of the most powerful novels of dictatorship science-fiction has produced."

See also.

1. Fiction from Analog/Astounding (only issues edited by Harry Bates, John Campbell).
2. Stories written by John Campbell.
3. Fiction from old "pulp" magazines.
4. Fiction from 1940s.

"Wonder Stories", Vol 2 No 4 (September 1930) (magazine, free): Annotated table of contents

It's one of the Hugo Gernsback's magazines, & scans in CBR format are online at Crosseyed Cyclops.

Table of contents.

1. Frank J Bridge's "The War Lord of Venus": "Across fifty million miles & thirty million years they traveled to battle for the supremacy of a great world!"
2. Nat Schachner & Arthur L Zagat's "In 20,000 AD!": "The revolt had come ... but then the great Jed threw over that mob his magnetic power ..."
3. Captain S P Meek's "The Tragedy of Spider Island": "Against those monsters the rays had no longer their force ... & when the tom-toms began beating ..."
4. R F Starlz's "The King of the Black Bowl": "Cut off by a wall of Nothingness ... the great city lay helpless ..."
5. Lowell Howard Morrow's "A Rescue in Space".
6. Edsel Newton's "The Torpedo Terror": "Across the nation sped those dreaded agents of destruction & terror ... until the word was flashed ..."