Flying Saucers.
The Magazine of Space Conquest / Mysteries of the Space Age.
1958-1976 Bimonthly, monthly
Amherst, WI.
Editor: Ray Palmer.
Publisher: Palmer Publications, Inc..
Succeeds: The Time Traveller (1932-1933); Science Fiction Digest (1933); Amazing Stories (1938-1949); Fantastic Adventures (1939-1949); Imagination (1950); Fate (1949-1988) Palmer sold his interest in Fate in 1953 to Curtis Fuller in order to start this journal, and Fuller sold that magazine in 1988); Mystic Magazine (1953-1956); Search Magazine (Mystic Magazine renamed, October 1956-1977?); Other Worlds Science Stories (1949-1957); Science Stories (1953-1954); Universe Science Fiction (1953-1955); Flying Saucers from Other Worlds 1957-1958)
Succeeded by: Space World (1960-1977, Palmer acquired in 1963); The Hidden World Science Fiction Magazine (1961-1964); Forum (1965); Ray Palmer's News Letter (1974-1975)
No. 30, July-August 1958-June 1976. 12 issues, $3.50, 96 pp.

This was the continuation of Ray Palmer's (1910-1977) Flying Saucers from Other Worlds, published for 30 issues in 1957-1958. It contained his usual collection of UFO news and theories, and stories of the unexplained (Admiral Byrd's suppressed flight to the North Pole, the flat earth, intelligent life on the moon). The journal reprinted in its pages Kenneth Arnold's "The Coming of the Saucers."

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