 Palmer encouraged his stable of writers to follow up with more whimsical ideas, and the resulting offbeat stories gave "Fantastic Adventures" a reputation for light-hearted and entertaining fantasy.These stories often had absurd names; early examples include "The Quandary of Quantus Quaggle", "Sidney, the Screwloose Robot" (both by McGivern), and "The Weird Doom of Floyd Scrilch", by Robert Bloch—one of his series of stories about Lefty Feep, almost all of which appeared in "Fantastic Adventures" between 1942 and 1945.Robert Moore Williams contributed two sequels to his successful "Jongor of Lost Land"