- Author: Magarian Author Record # 87769
- Legal Name: Magarian, Albert Ararat
- Birthplace: East St. Louis, Illinois, USA
- Language: English
- Used These Alternate Names: Albert Magarian
- Note: Albert Magarian graduated East Saint Louis High School and later attended Saint Louis University's School of Fine Arts and Otis Art Institute in Los Angeles, California, where he met fellow student Florence Lillian See. They were married May 25, 1937 in Los Angeles. The couple moved to Chicago and then East Saint Louis during World War II and worked together as interior artists for several Ziff-Davis Productions magazines. They then branched out into cartoons and comic books. After Florence's death Albert operated the Delux Theater in East Saint Louis and continued to paint and create artwork until his death there in 1991.
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Essays Interior Art
- 3 Eyes in the Dark (1941)
- Abner Schlap's Strange Insight (1941)
- Amazons of a Weird Creation (1941)
- An Angel with Four Faces (1942)
- Cartoon: "All the way down!" (1947)
- Cartoon: "But Professor Palmer—This one is wrapped with scotch tape!" (1948)
- Cartoon: "Give me two calcium tablets and a cup of lactobacillus acidophilus." (1942)
- Cartoon: "He followed me home, mom, can I keep him?" (1947)
- Cartoon: "He just took his first step!" (1947)
- Cartoon: "He's becoming the nation's feminine favorite, but I think television will ruin him!" (1947)
- Cartoon: "Hello Earth! The first men have landed on Venus, and half the population is giving us a royal welcome!" (1941)
- Cartoon: "Hello, Professor Binski. I've just conducted a successful experiment on a wax store model!" (1942)
- Cartoon: "Howard, did you hear that last atom yell 'ouch'?" (1947)
- Cartoon: "I brought a friend as you asked." (1947)
- Cartoon: "I got the idea from an old science fiction magazine cover—when I put it together, the darn thing worked!" (1943)
- Cartoon: "I'll have a boilermaker." (1947)
- Cartoon: "I'm glad the interplanetary war is over. Those Earthmen were giving me indigestion." (1942)
- Cartoon: "Isn't this an awful lot of trouble just for a telephone number?" (1942)
- Cartoon: "Junior, get out of the rain before you rust!" (1943)
- Cartoon: "Just think, Gertrude, five more payments and you'll be mine." (1943)
- Cartoon: "Look, he's going to pieces again!" (1947)
- Cartoon: "Love birds, bah! And they told me Venus was the place that gal without any arms came from!" (1941)
- Cartoon: "So! Mr. Baxter isn't in, eh?" (1947)
- Cartoon: "That's Uncle Harry, and this is his latest invention." (1942)
- Cartoon: "The government offered me a job today in the army ... shrapnel!" (1943)
- Cartoon: "The professor is busy now. Won't you step in and wait?" (1942)
- Cartoon: "There must be some mistake, Adam, dear. You must have pushed the wrong button." (1941)
- Cartoon: "They were sent from their world by a scientist or something named Sinatra." (1947)
- Cartoon: "This is the life. Back to Nature!" (1943)
- Cartoon: "Whaddya mean it isn't practical? The robot public always finds a use for my inventions." (1941)
- Cartoon: "What's she got that I haven't got?" (1942)
- Cartoon: "Why, it's beautiful! But what is it?" (1943)
- Cartoon: "You and your damned thousand-year-old eggs!" (1942)
- Cartoon: "You'll just have to learn to stand on your eight feet!" (1943)
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- Cartoon: no caption (1942)
- Cartoon: no caption (1942)
- Cartoon: no caption (1943)
- Cartoon: no caption (1948)
- Cassius Siddle's Great Illusion (1942)
- Cats of Kadenza (1944)
- Chariot of Death (Complete Novel) (1943)
- City of Lost Souls (1941)
- Dolls of Death (1944)
- Double Trouble for Oscar (1942)
- Enchanted Bookshelf (1943)
- Genie with the Light Brown Hair (1943)
- I'll Be There with Music (1943)
- Intruders from the Stars (1944)
- Journey in Time to Cleopatra (1944)
- Lefty Feep and the Racing Robot (1943)
- Lost Treasure of Angkor (1941)
- Man from the Magic River (1944)
- Mr. Murchison's Ghost (1941)
- Mystery of the Mummy (1941)
- Mystery on Planetoid Ten (1941)
- Mystery on Planetoid Ten (reprint) (1941)
- Peter Fereny's Death Cell (1941)
- Planet of Doomed Men (1942)
- Planet of Doomed Men [2] (1942)
- Planet of Doomed Men [3] (1942)
- Planet of Doomed Men [4] (1942)
- Queen of the Living Puppets (1941)
- Rainbow of Death (1942)
- Secret League of Six (1941)
- Shayla's Garden (1942)
- Stuporman (1943)
- Taxi to Jupiter (1941)
- The Bracelet (1943)
- The Devil's Lady (1942)
- The Goon from Rangoon (1943)
- The Leopard Girl (1942)
- The Lotus Temple (1945)
- The Persian Carpet (1943)
- The Persian Carpet [2] (1943)
- The Powers of Darkness (1942)
- The Pulsating Planet (1941)
- The Pulsating Planet (reprint) (1941)
- The Return of the Hun (1942)
- The Sea People (1946) with Robert Fuqua
- The Sea People [2] (1946) with Robert Fuqua
- The Thinking Cap (1944)
- The Time Mirror (1942)
- The Willful Puppets (1943)
- The Willful Puppets [2] (1943)
- Trail of the Magic Slippers (1943)
- Visitor to Earth (1943)
- When Destiny Dealt (1942)
- You Can't Kid Lefty Feep (1943)