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Forbidden Worlds, #102

Published: March-April 1962

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Issue Contents:
The Hand of the Unknown!
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The Hand of the Unknown!
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Is the house haunted, or is it all in her head? Andy Markson of the Institute of Psychic Phenomena investigates.

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Small portraits of O'Shea and Costanza drawn by Kurt Schaffenberger.

A Matter of Identity!
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Comrade Dmitri Simenov learns what it is like to be erased from history.

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Original title: "The Man Who Never Lived."

Strange Words on Stone!
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Found: stone tablets with the oldest written language in the world.

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Elmer Gets the Most Striking Dates!
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Elmer Truffle gets into a bet with a buddy that he will get the most striking date to go to the Spring Hop with him.

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Statement Required By The Act of August 24, 1912
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Statement dated 27 September, 1961. Forbidden Worlds published 8 times yearly at Sparta, Illinois. Owner: Best Syndicated Features, Frederick H. Iger, and H. Donenfeld Average number of copies during the 12 months preceding October 1, 1961: 178,600.

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Header lettered by Ed Hamilton from earlier issues. Letters from Gary Cox (Kingsport, Tenn), Ron Jones (Bel Air, Md), Philip Tucker (Berkley, Mich), Douglas Soesbe (Portland, Ore), Stephen Crane (British Columbia, Canada) and Robert Carberry (San Diego, Calif). Editor warns about folks wanting $2.50 for back issues of Forbidden Worlds.

Ad Featuring Grit Newspaper

"A Grit day!"

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Martian impressed by Grit's great prizes.

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Ad seems to be produced by ACG's Custom Comics division.