The fiction was unremarkable, but the cover art and illustrations, by Elliott Dold, were high quality, and have made the magazine a collector's item.
[1] Clayton turned down the idea, but the following year changed his mind and launched Astounding Stories of Super Science, with Harry Bates as editor.
[3] After Hersey left Clayton and started his own publishing company, he returned to the idea, probably with the encouragement of Elliott Dold, an artist who was providing artwork to Astounding.
[1] Only one more issue appeared: Elliott Dold fell ill and was unable to continue working on the magazine, and Hersey ceased publication; sf historian Mike Ashley comments that this implies it was probably losing money.
[1] The editor for both issues was Elliott Dold; the publisher was Good Story Magazine Co, based in Springfield, Massachusetts.