Stories
Captain Future Magazine
- 01 Captain Future and the Space Emperor Edmond Hamilton (Winter/40)
- 02 Calling Captain Future Edmond Hamilton (Spring/40)
- 03 Captain Future's Challenge Edmond Hamilton (Summer/40)
- 04 The Triumph of Captain Future Edmond Hamilton (Fall/40)
- 05 Captain Future and the Seven Space Stones Edmond Hamilton (Winter/41)
- 06 Star Trail to Glory Edmond Hamilton (Spring/41)
- 07 The Magician of Mars Edmond Hamilton (Summer/41)
- 08 The Lost World of Time Edmond Hamilton (Fall/41)
- 09 Quest Beyond the Stars Edmond Hamilton (Winter/42)
- 10 Outlaws of the Moon Edmond Hamilton (Spring/42)
- 11 The Comet Kings Edmond Hamilton (Summer/42)
- 12 Planets in Peril Edmond Hamilton (Fall/42)
- 13 The Face of the Deep Edmond Hamilton (Winter/43)
- 14 Worlds to Come Joseph Samachson as William Morrison (Spring/43)
- 15 Star of Dread Edmond Hamilton (Summer/43)
- 16 Magic Moon Edmond Hamilton (Winter/44)
- 17 Days of Creation Joseph Samachson as William Morrison (Spring/44)
Startling Stories
- 18 Red Sun of Danger Edmond Hamilton (Spring/45)
- 19 Outlaw World Edmond Hamilton (Winter/46)
- 20 The Solar Invasion Manly Wade Wellman (Fall/46)
- SS01 The Return of Captain Future Edmond Hamilton (January/50)
- SS02 Children of the Sun Edmond Hamilton (May/50)
- SS03 The Harpers of Titan Edmond Hamilton (September/50)
- SS04 Pardon My Iron Nerves Edmond Hamilton (November/50)
- SS05 Moon of the Unforgotten Edmond Hamilton (January/51)
- SS06 Earthmen No More Edmond Hamilton (March/51)
- SS07 Birthplace of Creation Edmond Hamilton (May/51)
Notes: Numbers #14-17 were credited to house name "Brett Sterling"; Numbers SS01-07 were short stories taking place a few years later in 'continuity'. Several issues were reprinted in paperback in the 60s, as noted above (one had a Frank Frazetta cover, several had Jeff Jones art, and several reprinted covers from the German SF series Perry Rhodan ). With pulps, Winter was the first season/quarter of the year (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall).
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