In order to provide full disclosure, I must admit to at least one vice: I love science fiction. I read paperbacks in the genre voraciously in my youth but, by then, the science fiction magazine was in decline. In the 20s and 30s, there were numerous monthly magazines offering the best fiction from esteemed authors in the field like Isaac Asimov, Robert Heinlein, Poul Anderson and many others. Here are just a few samples of the colorful, intriguing and often lurid cover art from these pioneering publications.
In the technologic future, humans become increasingly fragile.
This reminds me of the final scene of "Planet of the Apes".
As the land becomes more crowded, we may eventually live over the ocean. Where does the sewage go?
Do you think someday our music might become digital?
The TV helmet never really caught on.
Don't mess with the Martian Queen!
Cool city of the future. Flying cars, anyone?
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