Analog Science Fiction Magazine, 1960s

6 comments to Analog Science Fiction Magazine, 1960s

• Doug Lance

  August 23, 2011 at 7:41 pm · Reply

  Wow. These covers are freaking amazing. I love retro futurism. Makes me imagine how retro our current futuristic ideas will be.

• Wolflied

  August 26, 2011 at 8:20 am · Reply

  I had a subscription to Analog in the ’60s, and I remember virtually all of these. It’s amazing how many of them were the work of Kelly Freas. To this day, his use of color, and the humor apparent in many of his works, make him my favorite SF illustrator of all time.

• Jinx

  September 1, 2011 at 11:02 am · Reply

  Wow, I had no idea Piers Anthony had been writing for as long as I’ve been alive! And still publishing, pretty amazing!

  Yeah, Kelly’s work is beautiful. I’m lucky enough to own several prints and pencil sketches of his. He was a sweet man, as well!

• Paul

  September 2, 2011 at 8:25 am · Reply

  I had a subscription when I was a kid! I only have 1 copy left, which I kept all these years because it included my favourite story, about a seismically unstable planet which is falling apart. I read it again a couple of years ago, and I was surprised at how sexist it was!!

• Steve Fahnestalk

  March 9, 2012 at 3:15 am · Reply

  It would be nice if you were to attribute these covers; besides Kelly’s work, there are John Schoenherr’s work and a couple of others I haven’t been able to figure out, although a little research should be able to find all of them.
  Kelly’s and John’s work are obvious, of course. Possibly a couple by Paul Lehr?

• Chris

  March 16, 2012 at 6:11 am · Reply

  Oh man I grew up with these on my parent’s bookshelf. Pretty sure I even read Man from P.I.G. in Analog. Everyone of these images brings back memories..