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"El desafío del más
allá" ("The Challenge From Beyond")
by C. L. Moore, A. Merritt, H. P. Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard,
and Frank Belknap Long
Translated by Fernando Corripio Pérez
Illustrated by Chuwa
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Non-REH Content
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"Escriban ustedes lo que
les venga en gana" ("Write What You Want") by Editorial Río
Henares (editorial)
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"Más perdidos que el barco
del arroz" by Alfonso Merelo Solá (article)
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"E.E. Doc Smith, padre del Space
Opera" by Román Goicoechea Luna (article)
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"Un mundo llamado Badoom: el nacimiento
como escritor de Ángel Torres Quedesa" by José
Carlos Canalda (article)
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"Los viajes muy extraordinarios
de Robida" by Agustín Jaureguízar (article)
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"Inciso en una huida"
by rancisco Ruiz Fernández
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"La gran aventura del espacio"
by Mario Moreno Cortina (article)
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"El escuadrón Pícaro"
by Carles Quintana Fernández
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"Singularidad etílica"
by José Vilches Palma
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"Skylark" ("The Skylark
of Space") by E. E. "Doc" Smith
Translated by Román Goicoechea Luna
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""Nec Hiede" by osé
Carlos Canalda
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"Destructor negro" ("Black
Destroyer") by Alfred E. van Vogt
Translated by unknown
Illustrated by Fran Perea
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"Mundos imaginarios. El esperado
regreso de Marcial Cout" by Román Goicoechea Luna
(article)
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"Biblioteca básica de ciencia
ficción" by Román Goicoechea Luna (article)
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"Más allá de la Nube
de Oort" by Mario Moreno Cortina
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"Cartas a la casta matrona" (letter column)
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"Prólogo a Un mundo llamado
Badoom" by José Carlos Canalda
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"Un mundo llamado Badoom" by Alex
Towers
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Notes
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Language: Spanish
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Collection:: Pulpmagazine número
5
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Pulpmagazine ran for 8 issues
in 2001 & 2002.
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