'Astounding Stories 10, October 1930' Summary

The October 1930 issue of Astounding Stories showcases a diverse array of science fiction tales. Captain S.P. Meek's "Stolen Brains" plunges readers into a world of scientific theft and ethical quandaries. Victor Rousseau's "The Invisible Death" introduces a chilling mystery where a killer strikes without leaving a trace. Robert H. Leitfred's "Prisoners on the Electron" continues its thrilling narrative, exploring the dangers of technological advancement and the power of the electron. Ray Cummings' serialized "Jetta of the Lowlands" progresses with exciting adventures and suspenseful plot twists. Jackson Gee's "An Extra Man" delves into a realm of unexpected encounters and bizarre situations. The magazine also includes the "Readers' Corner" and intriguing scientific facts, adding a layer of real-world context to the fictional explorations. Through these stories, the issue reflects the burgeoning interest in science fiction and its ability to transport readers to fantastical worlds and grapple with profound questions about the future.