Howard V. Brown, Illustration for 'The Shadow Out of Time' by H. P. Lovecraft ('Astounding Stories', June 1936)

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Howard V. Brown, Illustration for 'The Shadow Out of Time' by H. P. Lovecraft ('Astounding Stories', June 1936)
The horror covers of Lee Brown Coye.
Frazetta’s Gargoyle.
Hubbard’s “Slaves of Sleep” (a great Arabian Nights themed story where a man is transported to the Arabian Nights world when he falls asleep) got the cover, but the real reason this issue is so historically memorable: it was the first place, outside of Naval manuals, that L. Sprague de Camp was published.