Galileo Magazine of Science & Fiction
Galileo Magazine of Science & Fiction was a magazine edited by Charles C. Ryan and published by Vincent McCaffrey, Boston. From September 1976 till January 1980, a total of 16 issues were published. Throughout its run, the magazine featured a logo in Herkules.
#1 (Sep. 1976) with the eponymous Galileo Galilei and #2 (Dec. 1976), both with cover art by Tom Barber.
#3 (April 1977) with cover art by Tom Barber.
Contents and masthead, #3. The interior is set with an IBM Selectric Composer, using their Univers adaptation and a proprietary serif typeface named Journal Roman.
#4 (July 1977) with cover art by Tom Barber.
Spread from #4. Herkules is also used for all-caps headings and for boxed drop caps. The teaser text is set in Times New Roman.
#6 (Jan. 1978) with cover art by Ron Miller.
#7 (March 1978) with cover art by John Schoenherr.
#9 (July 1978) with cover art by Jeff Jones.
#10 (Se. 1978) with cover art by Larry Blamire.
#11 and #12 (June 1979) came as a special double issue. Cover art by Tom Barber.
