Astounding Adventures #2 a'comin' soon!

[Howard Whitehouse]

After a very long gap (which I put down to a combination of incarceration in Peru and experimental eye surgery conducted by scientists who turned out to be, er, evil) the second issue of 'Astounding Adventures!' is available for pre-order.

Despite our ludicrous pretension that AA2 is, in fact, a pulp magazine from 1937, the publication is a set of four intricately plotted scenarios taking us from one damn tropical island infested with giant rats to another infested with Nazi operatives to an idyllic English village full of Bolsheviks, mad scientists and part-time blood cultists.

They are all designed for Astounding Tales!, but - since a pulp scenario is a pulp scenario - they fit most game systems. Indeed, we've included (with permission, of course) sections on how to convert the terminology of Astounding Tales to several other fine sets of rules.

Publisher Patrick Wilson ('The Virtual Armchair General) did this rather fine write up on TMP recently, showing pictures and telling you how to get this fine, fine  'magazine' (wink wink) at a low, low initial price.
So, here ya go --

http://theminiaturespage.com/news/512139/

[Howard Whitehouse]

Oh, yeah, the cover ---

[warrenss2]

SWEET!!!!!!!

I love Astounding Tales!!!

[d phipps]

Whoo hoo! Looks like lots of fun!

[Uncle Mike]

Great cover!!! How many pages?

[Howard Whitehouse]

Great cover!!! How many pages?

I'm looking at the PDF Patrick sent me. Looks like 54, which is a weird number for a page count. I expect that'll change a bit in the printed form.

Of course, that's 378 in dog pages.

[Howard Whitehouse]

Order by midnight on Wednesday!

See what Patrick says here -

http://theminiaturespage.com/news/591437/

H

[Wirelizard]

Emailed to order my copy!

Slightly confused as to whether printed copies of the actual Astounding Tales rules are still available as well? Printed copies of both would be nice, although PDF is acceptable, as I've access to a very nice printer at work...