Saucer Attack! Pop Culture in the Golden Age of Flying Saucers

Summary
Saucer Attacks! captures images of the UFO phenomenon from the golden age of flying saucers, beginning in 1947 with the infamous "Roswell Incident, " and taking readers into the prosperous post-war years, when it seemed that the night skies were riddled with inexplicable phenomena. Teeming with 200 images from a variety of sources, Saucer Attacks! is a compendium of everything related to a time when the imagination ran wild.
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