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• 2 •  The Earliest Bradbury (frontispiece) • interior artwork by Ray Bradbury
• 7 • Preface (The Earliest Bradbury) • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 8 • Introduction (The Earliest Bradbury) • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 10 • 1937: Glimmers of Imagination • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 10 •  Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): A Scientific Basis! • (1936) • essay by T. Bruce Yerke [as by T. B. Yerke]
• 11 • Memoirs of a Superfluous Fan—Volume One: The Old L.A.S.F.S. (excerpt) • (1944) • essay by T. Bruce Yerke
• 11 • Shep's Shop (advertisement) • (1938) • essay by uncredited
• 11 • The Los Angeles Chapter • (1935) • essay by uncredited
• 12 • Views of Clifton's Cafeteria • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 12 •  Views of Clifton's (cover) • (unknown) • interior artwork by uncredited
• 13 • Clifton's of Los Angeles • (unknown) • essay by uncredited
• 14 • Imagination!, October 1937 (cover) • (1937) • essay by Virgil Douglas Smith
• 15 • New Members: United States (Thrilling Wonder Stories, February 1938) • (1938) • essay by uncredited
• 15 • Chapter News and General Activities: Los Angeles • (1938) • essay by uncredited
• 15 •  Thrilling Wonder Stories, February 1938 (cover) • (1938) • interior artwork by Howard V. Brown
• 15 • Bradbury Joins the SFL • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 16 • Introducing Imagination! • (1937) • essay by David H. Keller, M.D.
• 16 • Bradbury's Debut • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 17 • Foolosofy Combined with Scientificrax (Imagination!, November 1937) • (1937) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Kno Knuth Ing and V. Swyptem]
• 17 •  The Hazy Hord • (1937) • interior artwork by Ray Bradbury
• 18 • Friends & Relations • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 18 •  Self-Portrait • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 18 • Chapter News and General Activities: Los Angeles December 2, 1937 (excerpt) • (1938) • essay by uncredited
• 18 • Chapter News and General Activities: Los Angeles (Thrilling Wonder Stories, August 1938) (excerpt) • (1938) • essay by uncredited
• 19 • Skating with the Stars • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 19 • Foolosofy & Scientificrax (Imagination!, December 1937) • (1937) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Howe and V. Swyptem]
• 20 • Ray Bradbury: Skating to the Future • graphic format • essay by Mark Wheatley
• 20 •  Ray Bradbury: Skating to the Future • interior artwork by Mark Wheatley
• 24 • 1938: Flights of Imagination • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 24 • Recollection • (1949) • essay by Forrest J. Ackerman [as by Forrest J Ackerman]
• 25 • Imagination!, January 1938 (table of contents) • essay by uncredited
• 26 • "Hollerbochen's Dilemma" • [Hollerbochen • 1] • (1938) • short story by Ray Bradbury
• 28 •  Imagination!, March 1938 (cover) • (1938) • interior artwork by Ray Bradbury (variant of cover art for Imagination!, March 1938)
• 28 •  Cosmos (cover) • (1933) • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 28 • Spaceships and Dinosaurs • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 29 • Formula for Sccessfool STF Story • (1938) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 30 • LA Chapt, SFPlague • (1938) • essay by Dr. Acula (Brady Pseudonym)
• 31 • Tree's a Crowd • (1938) • poem by Ray Bradbury [as by 'Hollerbochen']
• 31 • Futuria Fantasia Is Coming! • (1938) • essay by uncredited
• 31 • Ray Bradbury • (1938) • essay by uncredited
• 32 •  Imagination!, June 1938 (cover) • (1938) • interior artwork by Ray Bradbury (variant of cover art for Imagination!, June 1938)
• 32 • Los Angeles Chapter (Thrilling Wonder Stories, October 1938) • (1938) • essay by uncredited
• 32 • Meeting of June 2, 1938 • (1938) • essay by T. Bruce Yerke
• 33 • How to Become a Sci-Fic Fan • (1938) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 33 • If • (1938) • poem by Ray Bradbury [as by 'Hollerbochen']
• 34 • Mathematica Minus • (1938) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Archibald Bradbury]
• 35 • Mathematica Plus (excerpt) • [Mathematica] • (1936) • short fiction by John Russell Fearn
• 35 •  Mathematica Plus • (1936) • interior artwork by Charles Schneeman
• 35 •  Mathematica (partial) • (1936) • interior artwork by M. Marchioni
• 35 • Mathematica (excerpt) • [Mathematica] • (1936) • short fiction by John Russell Fearn
• 36 • Mathematica Menace • (1938) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by 'Oz' Bradbury]
• 37 • "A safe (?) & insane 4th..." • (1938) • essay by uncredited
• 37 • "Tis a Sinema" • (1938) • poem by Ray Bradbury
• 37 • Way Down South on Broadway • (1938) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Dr. Acula's Daw]
• 38 • How to Be a Successful STF Ed • (1938) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Herald Hershey]
• 38 • Hezekiah's Dilemma • (1938) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by uncredited]
• 39 •  Letter to Jack Darrow, May 23, 1937 • essay by Otto Binder
• 39 •  Letter to R. D. Swisher, May 15, 1937 • essay by John W. Campbell, Jr.
• 40 • Hollerbochen Comes Back: or The Voyage of the Neuralgia • [Hollerbochen • 2] • (1938) • short story by Ray Bradbury
• 40 •  Hollerbochen Comes Back: or The Voyage of the Neuralgia • (1938) • interior artwork by Ray Bradbury
• 42 • 1939: Beyond Imagination • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 42 • Los Angeles Chapter: Meeting of January 19, 1939 • (1939) • essay by uncredited
• 42 • Way Out West (excerpt) • essay by Russ Hodgkins [as by uncredited]
• 43 •  D'Journal, January 1939 (cover) • (1939) • interior artwork by James V. Taurasi (variant of cover art for D'Journal, January 1939)
• 43 • "Of Not the Slightest Interest to You" • [Of No Interest to You] • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Bradbury]
• 43 • Bob and Ray • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 44 • Los Angeles League to Erect Hugh Twenty Story Sciencefiction Temple • (1939) • short story by Ray Bradbury
• 45 • Of Absolutely No Interest to You (D'Journal, March 1939) • [Of No Interest to You] • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 45 • "I think that I shall Never See..." • (1939) • poem by Ray Bradbury (variant of "Tis a Sinema" 1938)
• 45 • D'Journal's Dictionary • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 46 • "To Run a Successful Ghost Agency" • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Brian Eldred]
• 47 •  Letter (Astounding, April 1939): The Margins of Astounding Have Been Made a Fraction Smaller—the Text Is the Same • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Ray Douglas Bradbury]
• 47 •  Astounding Science-Fiction, February 1939 (cover) • (2002) • interior artwork by Hubert Rogers (variant of cover art for Astounding Science-Fiction, February 1939 1939)
• 47 • "Nothing Happens on the Moon" (excerpt) • short fiction by Paul Ernst [as by uncredited]
• 47 • "Nothing Happens on the Moon" (excerpt) [2] • short fiction by Paul Ernst [as by uncredited]
• 47 • Words of Praise • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 48 • review of the film Metropolis • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 48 • A Night at the Movies • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 48 • Metropolis! • (1939) • essay by uncredited
• 48 • untitled • (1939) • essay by Forrest J. Ackerman [as by W. W. (Ackerman pseudonym)]
• 48 • Brief Item • (1939) • essay by uncredited
• 49 •  Letter (D'Journal, May 1939) • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 49 • Tarzan Meets Cleopatra • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 49 • Of Absolutely No Interest to You (D'Journal, May 1939) • [Of No Interest to You] • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Donald Bradbury]
• 49 • D'Journal Dictionary (D'Journal, May 1939) • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Bradbury]
• 50 • "Mummy Dust" • (1939) • short story by Ray Bradbury [as by Cecil Claybourne Cunninghahm]
• 51 • untitled ("This is a science-fiction fan") • (1939) • poem by C. L. (poet)
• 51 •  untitled ("This is a science-fiction fan") • (1939) • interior artwork by Ray Bradbury
• 51 •  Letter (D'Journal, Late May 1939) • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 51 •  Letter (D'Journal, Late May 1939) • (1939) • essay by J. Michael Rosenblum (variant of Letter (D'Journal, May 1939 [2])) [as by J. M. Rosenblum]
• 51 • More Caustic Wit • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 52 • The Science City of America • (1939) • short story by Ray Bradbury [as by Ron Reynolds]
• 53 • What's Wrong with Scienti-Cinema • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Ray Douglas Bradbury]
• 54 • Keep Up the Good Work • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 54 •  Letter (Science Fiction, June 1939): "Let It Grow!" • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 54 •  Letter (Unknown, July 1939): "The Moving Finger" slugs a typewriter key these days • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Ray Douglas Bradbury]
• 55 • Why Ghouls Leave Home • (1939) • short story by Ray Bradbury
• 55 •  Ghouls & Monsters • interior artwork by Hannes Bok (variant of And Flights of Angels: The Life and Legend of Hannes Bok [6] 2012)
• 55 • Ghouls & Monsters • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 56 • Convention Highlights (excerpt) • (1939) • essay by Robert A. Madle
• 57 • The Laughter of a Ghoul • (1934) • short story by Robert Bloch
• 58 • Bradbury at the 1939 Worldcon • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 58 • untitled • (1939) • essay by Oswald Train
• 59 • New York & Back: Bradbury's Worldcon Timeline • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 59 • Speer's Scribblings (Cosmic Tales, Summer 1939) (excerpt) • (1939) • essay by Jack Speer
• 59 •  Letter (Science Fiction, March 1940): Report on the Convention • (1940) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Ray Douglas Bradbury]
• 60 • Hannes Bok • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 60 •  Weird Tales, December 1939 (cover) • (1977) • interior artwork by Hannes Bok (variant of cover art for Weird Tales, December 1939 1939)
• 60 • Hans Bok on the Fantasy Scene • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 61 •  Weird Tales (masthead, original art) • interior artwork by Hannes Bok (variant of Weird Tales (masthead) 1941)
• 61 •  Letter (Weird Tales, March 1940): Hannes Bok • (1940) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 61 •  Letter (Astonishing Stories, August 1940): Wants Bok • (1940) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 62 •  and flights of angels • interior artwork by Hannes Bok (variant of Master of Emotion 1941)
• 62 •  Letter (Famous Fantastic Mysteries, December 1940): We Have Him, in F.N. • (1940) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 62 •  Letter (Fantastic Novels Magazine, January 1941): Bok! Bok! Bok! • (1941) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 63 •  Into the Darkness [2] • (1940) • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 64 • Is It True What They Say About Bradbury • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 64 • Humorous Humility • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 65 • An Explanation • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Yo Editor]
• 65 • Fan Mag Review (The Science Fiction Collector, November 1939) • (1939) • essay by uncredited
• 65 • FUFA • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 66 • Special 'Fufa' Section • (1939) • essay by uncredited
• 66 • Special 'Fufa' Section • (1939) • essay by Thomas Hinmon
• 66 • Special 'Fufa' Section • (1939) • essay by Trudy
• 66 • Special 'Fufa' Section • (1939) • essay by Jack Chapman Miske [as by J. Chapman Miske]
• 66 •  Futuria Fantasia, Summer 1939 (cover) • interior artwork by Hannes Bok (variant of cover art for Futuria Fantasia, Summer 1939 1939)
• 67 • Special 'Fufa' Section • (1939) • essay by Henry Hasse
• 67 • Special 'Fufa' Section • (1939) • essay by Willard Dewey
• 68 •  Futuria Fantasia, Fall 1939 (cover) • (1939) • interior artwork by Hannes Bok (variant of cover art for Futuria Fantasia, Fall 1939)
• 69 • Gold • (1939) • short story by Ray Bradbury
• 69 • Gold • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 69 •  Rumple-Stilt-Skin • (1921) • interior artwork by Margaret Evans Price
• 70 •  Jack and the Beanstalk • (1921) • interior artwork by Margaret Evans Price
• 71 • Los Angeles Chapter Centennial Meeting • (1939) • essay by T. Bruce Yerke
• 71 • LASFL Centennial Meeting • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 71 • Memoirs of a Superfluous Fan—Volume One: The Old L.A.S.F.S. (excerpt) [2] • (1944) • essay by T. Bruce Yerke
• 72 • Bradbury Meets Heinlein • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 73 •  Letter (Amazing Stories, September 1939): Laid Him Low! • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Ray D. Bradbury]
• 73 •  Letter (Thrilling Wonder Stories, August 1939): That Stellar Line-Up • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Ray Douglas Bradbury]
• 73 •  Letter (Weird Tales, November 1939): Fifteen Cents • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Ray Douglas Bradbury]
• 73 • Dear Sirs • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 74 • Brass Tacks (Astounding, December 1939) • [Brass Tacks] • (1939) • essay by The Editor
• 74 •  Letter (Astounding, December 1939): I'd Like Votes on the Current Science Article • (1939) • essay by Wilbur J. Widmer
• 74 •  Letter (Astounding, December 1939): —And Even "Double-talk Under Double-moons"? • (1939) • essay by Ray Bradbury (variant of Letter (Astounding, December 1939)) [as by Ray Douglas Bradbury]
• 74 • Bradbury as Art Critic • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 75 •  Astounding Science-Fiction, October 1939 (cover) • (1939) • interior artwork by Hubert Rogers (variant of cover art for Astounding Science-Fiction, October 1939)
• 76 •  Le Zombie, December 2, 1939 (cover) • (1939) • interior artwork by Ray Bradbury (variant of cover art for Le Zombie, December 2, 1939)
• 76 • Bradbury as Artist • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 77 • The LASFL and the IFF • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 77 • The Los Angeles Fans Support the IFF and the 1940 Chicago Worlds Science Fiction Convention! • (1939) • essay by uncredited
• 77 • advertisements for Voice of Imagi-Nation and Futuria Fantasia • (1939) • essay by uncredited
• 78 • 1940: Capturing the Imagination • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 78 • advertisement for Futuria Fantasia • (1940) • essay by uncredited
• 78 • Bradbury, Ray Douglas (Holloerbochen) • (1940) • essay by T. E. Dikty [as by uncredited]
• 78 •  Bradbury, Ray Douglas (Holloerbochen) • (1940) • interior artwork by uncredited
• 79 • Tremonststrous! • (1940) • poem by Ray Bradbury [as by D. Lerium Tremaine, Ffffft.]
• 79 • Of Absolutely No Interest To You (Le Zombie, January 13, 1940) • [Of No Interest to You] • (1940) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 79 •  Bradbury Sketched by Himself • (1940) • interior artwork by Ray Bradbury
• 80 • "An Article by Bradbury" • (1940) • essay by Forrest J. Ackerman [as by 4SJ Ackerman]
• 80 • Decoding Fanspeak • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 81 • Mid-West Fan News, February 6, 1940 (excerpt) • (1940) • essay by Forrest J. Ackerman [as by Weaver Wright]
• 81 • Mid-West Fan News, February 28, 1940 (excerpt) • (1940) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Ron Reynolds]
• 82 • Three Plus One Equals ** Wow! • (1940) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Ron Reynolds]
• 83 • Pacificoast Patter (Mid-West Fan News, March 15, 1940) • (1940) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Ron Reynolds]
• 83 • You Look Marvel-ous! • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 84 • Pacificoast Patter (Mid-West Fan News, March 23, 1940) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Ron Reynolds]
• 85 • Memoirs of a Superfluous Fan—Volume One: The Old L.A.S.F.S. (excerpt) [3] • (1944) • essay by T. Bruce Yerke
• 86 •  and flights of angels [2] • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 86 • The Maiden of Jirbu • (1940) • short story by Ray Bradbury and Wilson Tucker [as by Ray Bradbury and Bob Tucker]
• 87 •  and flights of angels [3] • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 87 • Getting Serious • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 87 •  and flights of angels [4] • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 87 •  and flights of angels [5] • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 88 •  Letter (Unknown, March 1940) • essay by Ray Bradbury (variant of Letter (Unknown, March 1940): There's an Article Coming in Astounding That Suggests Reasons for Astrology! 1940) [as by Ray D. Bradbury]
• 88 • Art vs. Science • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 89 • Tale of the Tortletwitch • (1940) • short story by Ray Bradbury [as by Guy Amory]
• 89 • The Martians Are Coming • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 90 • Are You Ad Conditioned? • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 90 •  advertisement (Astounding Science-Fiction, February 1939) • (1939) • interior artwork by uncredited
• 90 •  advertisements (Thrilling Wonder Stories, January 1940) • (1940) • interior artwork by uncredited
• 91 • Are You Ad Conditioned? • (1940) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 91 •  Are You Ad Conditioned? • (1940) • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 94 • Roundup (excerpt) • (1940) • essay by Walter J. Daugherty [as by Walt Daugherty]
• 94 • Shangri-La, March-April 1940 (excerpt) • (1940) • essay by T. Bruce Yerke [as by uncredited]
• 94 • Shangri-La, March-April 1940 (excerpt) [2] • (1940) • essay by T. Bruce Yerke [as by uncredited]
• 94 • Get the "L" Out • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 95 • Mercury, June 1940 (excerpt) • (1940) • essay by Forrest J. Ackerman [as by Forrest J Ackerman]
• 95 • Greatime Had at "Hard Times" Party • (1940) • essay by Forrest J. Ackerman [as by My Man Godforry]
• 95 • Meet the Author (Mercury, May 1940) • (1940) • essay by Forrest J. Ackerman [as by 4e]
• 96 • Luana the Living • (1940) • short story by Ray Bradbury
• 96 •  Luana the Living • interior artwork by Mark Wheatley
• 98 •  Luana the Living [2] • interior artwork by Mark Wheatley
• 101 • Luana the Living (excerpt) • short fiction by Ray Bradbury
• 101 • Ray Bradbury • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 102 • Ad for Futuria Fantasia • (1940) • essay by uncredited
• 102 •  Ad for Futuria Fantasia • (1940) • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 102 • Return on Investment • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 103 •  Futuria Fantasia, Spring 1940 (cover) • (2018) • interior artwork by Hannes Bok (variant of cover art for Futuria Fantasia, Spring 1940 1940)
• 103 • Ad for Futuria Fantasia • (1940) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 103 • Utopia Inc. Presents... (excerpt) • (unknown) • essay by uncredited
• 104 • A Reptile, a Radio Play & War • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 104 •  Gorgono and Slith • (1940) • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 104 • Voice of the Imagi-Nation, August 1940 (excerpt) • essay by Georges H. Gallet
• 105 • Around Fandom • (1940) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 106 • Filthy Filler • (1940) • poem by Ray Bradbury [as by Guy Amory]
• 106 • Filthy Filler [2] • (1940) • poem by Ray Bradbury [as by Guy Amory]
• 106 •  Cartoon: "They don't even send him rejection slips any more. All his stories come back marked "Opened by mistake." • (1940) • interior artwork by Ray Bradbury
• 106 • Almost Famous • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 106 •  Ad for Futuria Fantasia • (1940) • interior artwork by uncredited
• 107 •  Morojo, Ray Bradbury: Co-Editors of Futuria Fantasia • (1940) • interior artwork by Fritz Zillig
• 108 • Fan-Tastic • (1940) • short story by Ray Bradbury
• 108 • Obsession & Death • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 109 • The Tale of the Terrible Typer • (1940) • short story by Ray Bradbury
• 110 •  The Fantasite, November 1940 (cover) • (1940) • interior artwork by uncredited
• 111 • The Last Man • (1940) • short story by Ray Bradbury [as by Ray Douglas Bradbury]
• 111 • ad for Futuria Fantasia • (1940) • essay by T. Bruce Yerke
• 111 • The Damn Thing • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 112 • Arch Oboler • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 112 • Read About One Science Fiction Author Who Really Got Ahead • (1940) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 113 • Bradbury: The Critique • (1940) • essay by Ben Dover Farr
• 114 •  The Damn Thing, December 1940 (cover) • (1940) • interior artwork by Ray Bradbury (variant of cover art for The Damn Thing, December 1940)
• 115 • Genie Trouble! • (1940) • short story by Ray Bradbury [as by Ray Douglas Bradbury]
• 116 • The Damn Thing, December 1940 (excerpt) • essay by T. Bruce Yerke
• 116 •  The Damn Thing, December 1940 • (1940) • interior artwork by uncredited
• 116 • Tubby, We Love You! • (1940) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Bradbury]
• 116 • Lighten Up, Bobsy! • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 118 • 1941: Imagination Run Wild • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 118 •  and flights of angels [6] • interior artwork by Hannes Bok (variant of Plate 9 (A Portfolio of Drawings by Hannes Bok) 1948)
• 118 • Voice of the Imagi-Nation, January 1941 • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 118 •  Voice of the Imagi-Nation, January 1941 • interior artwork by uncredited
• 119 •  The Damn Thing, February, 1941 (cover) • (1941) • interior artwork by Ray Bradbury (variant of cover art for The Damn Thing, February 1941)
• 120 • "How Am I Today, Doctor?" • (1941) • short story by Ray Bradbury
• 121 •  "How Am I Today, Doctor?" • (1941) • interior artwork by uncredited
• 121 • Little Yellow Pills • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 122 • Tale of the Mangledomvritch • (1941) • short story by Ray Bradbury
• 122 • Mangledomvritch • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 124 • I Am Positively Not Robert Bloch! • (1941) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Ray Douglas Bradbury]
• 124 • Doppleganger • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 128 • "A Charming Interview" with Robert Bloch • (1938) • interview of Robert Bloch • interview by Robert Bloch
• 130 • Who's Who? • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 130 •  Letter (Imagination!, April 1938) • [Letters: Robert Bloch] • (1938) • essay by Robert Bloch
• 131 • Merry-Go-Rounds Get Nowhere; or, Comes the Revolution • (1941) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 131 • God Save the Martians • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 132 • The Trouble with Humans Is People • (1941) • short story by Ray Bradbury [as by Ray D. Bradbury]
• 134 • Ackerman Beats Bradbury to a Pulp! • (1941) • essay by uncredited
• 134 • The Romance of the Ever Changing "Wonder" (excerpt) • (1941) • essay by Julius Unger
• 134 •  Science Wonder Stories, June 1929 (cover) • (1941) • interior artwork by Frank R. Paul (variant of cover art for Science Wonder Stories, June 1929 1929)
• 135 •  Letter (Fantastic Novels Magazine, April 1941): Fantastic Records • (1941) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 135 • Diverse Interests • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 135 •  Ray Bradbury • (1941) • interior artwork by Ray Bradbury
• 135 •  Sun Trails, Summer 1941 • (1941) • interior artwork by Ray Bradbury
• 135 •  Letter (Le Zombie, March-May 1941) • (1941) • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 136 • Membership List of the NFFF (excerpt) • (1941) • essay by uncredited
• 136 • A Horrible Example • (1941) • short story by Ray Bradbury
• 136 • A Cow on Mars • essay by Daniel Ritter
• 137 • Marsie Hits L.A. (excerpt) • (1941) • essay by William L. Crawford [as by William Crawford]
• 137 • Shangri-L'Affaires 13 (excerpt) • (1941) • essay by uncredited
• 137 •  ad for Pacificon • (1941) • interior artwork by Ray Bradbury
• 137 •  ad for Pacificon [2] • (1941) • interior artwork by Ray Bradbury
• 137 • Dames & Booze • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 138 • Happy Birthday, Kid! • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 138 • On Being Famous... • essay by Ray Bradbury
• 139 •  Pendulum • (1941) • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 139 • Pendulum (excerpt) • (1941) • short fiction by Ray Bradbury and Henry Hasse
• 140 • Pseudonyms Used by Ray Bradbury, 1937–1941 • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 142 • Stories by Other Authors Mentioned by Bradbury in this Book • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 144 • Other Fanzine Items of Interest, 1937–1941 • essay by Daniel Ritter and David Ritter
• 145 • Foolosophy • (1937) • essay by Ray Bradbury [as by Filosofer Kno Knuth Ing]
• 145 • Scienti-Friction? • (1937) • essay by Prof Qwerke
• 146 • Advice to Amateur Magicians (Part 1 of 2) • (1938) • essay by Henry Kuttner [as by Raynor the Great]
• 146 •  Utopia, Inc. Presents... • (1940) • interior artwork by Damon Knight
• 146 •  Utopia, Inc. Presents... [2] • (1940) • interior artwork by Damon Knight
• 148 • Technocrazy • (1939) • essay by Tarcon Ceth
• 148 • Gnus of the Pros • (1940) • essay by Ray Wirebrads
• 149 • The Strange Case of Razberipop • (1939) • short story by N. Ricutner, Jr.
• 150 •  and flights of angels [7] • (1968) • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 150 • Hollorbochen Again • (1941) • short story by T. Bruce Yerke [as by Lothar Penguin]
• 152 •  Hollorbochen Again • (1941) • interior artwork by uncredited
• 153 • Hodgkins, the Enigma • (1941) • essay by T. Bruce Yerke [as by Lothar Penguin]
• 154 • Archibald Was a Fan Mag Editor • (1940) • short story by T. Bruce Yerke [as by Lothar Penguin]
• 156 • Graph • (1936) • short story by Stanley G. Weinbaum
• bc •  The Earliest Bradbury (back cover) • interior artwork by Mark Wheatley