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The main male character in a Hulsey cover generally looks a bit like David Bowie. Artists would often use photos of the same model for various covers and the 'Bowie' model clearly worked for Wil.

Libero's army retreats to the moons of Jupiter where his son Starman is given amazing super powers, courtesy of the solar wind.

Starman the Libertarian is a South American superhero from the '80s, who will be familiar to Colombians of a certain age. You could usually find him on most news stands.

Unlike other pulp sci-fi titles Luchadores del Espacio didn't rely on stand alone stories. Instead it took an episodic approach, with stories continuing over many issues.

Luchadores del Espacio - Space Fighters - is a Spanish-language science fiction saga published by Editorial Valenciana from 1953-63. It's one of the early milestones of Spanish space pulp.

It's that day again... #ValentinesDay

The 1957 Philips Radio Fridge. How did this not catch on?

Esu-Efu Magajin (S-F Magazine) was first published in February 1960 by Hayakawa Shobō publishing, and has gone on to shape both Japanese SF and champion Japanese authors for many decades.

OMG! They killed Kenny! SCUM: La Variole Rouge, by David Rome. Fleuve Noir Action, 1986.

Norwegian fairy tales, illustrated by Katerina Shtanko (1986)