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YFG-PulpMagazine This is a vintage cover of the science fiction magazine "Startling Stories," dated September 1942, issue number 15. The cover features a colorful, dramatic illustration in a mid-20th-century pulp art style. The central figure is a man dressed in a yellow spacesuit with a helmet, holding a futuristic rifle. He stands on a barren, rocky landscape, with a red and green alien creature crawling towards him from the right side. Behind him, another man in a blue spacesuit with a helmet stands, holding a rifle. Both men have determined expressions. To the left of the central figure, a woman in a white, form-fitting outfit with a red sash and a helmet gazes forward. She has a slender build and is depicted with a serious expression. Above her, a menacing alien with a large head and glowing eyes looms. The background features a rocky, desolate landscape with a pale blue sky. The title "STARTLING STORIES" is prominently displayed at the top in bold, red and white letters, with the subtitle "THE FUTURE COMPLETE IN THIS ISSUE" in smaller text above. The cover text also mentions "The Bottom of the World" by John B. Goodrich, "The Last of the Burroughs" by John W. Campbell, and "Death from the Stars" by A. R. Howell. The overall color scheme is dominated by bright yellows, reds, and blues, creating a striking, adventurous atmosphere.