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Today’s funnies come from the September, 1953 issue of Fantastic Science Fiction Magazine:

It’s never cool to fall victim of wrong assumptions.

Today’s funnies come from the October, 1953 issue of Imagination Science Fiction Magazine:

Spending Valentine’s Day can be this exotic.

Today’s funnies come from the September, 1953 issue of Fantastic Science Fiction Magazine:

Pets are cuddly, but they’re better off locked up in cages.

Today’s funnies come from the September, 1953 issue of Fantastic Science Fiction Magazine:

Experience is the best teacher.

Today’s funnies come from the September, 1953 issue of Fantastic Science Fiction Magazine:

Thanks to the “backdoor” concept.

Today’s funnies come from the June, 1952 issue of Fantastic Science Fiction Magazine:

Matters are meant to be discovered—but having you been discovered by them instead—can be shocking.

Today’s funnies come from the January, 1953 issue of Fantastic Science Fiction Magazine:

Not all short cuts are made short.

Today’s funnies come from the October, 1955 issue of Imagination Science Fiction Magazine:

New Year, new fireworks, new faces.

Today’s funnies come from the August, 1953 issue of Imagination Science Fiction Magazine:

Not even dusts get spared from  scientists’ curiosity.

Today’s funnies come from the July, 1954 issue of Imagination Science Fiction Magazine:

In space, assumptions are dangerous.