| 1939 ‘J. Cotton’ Outlaw of Saturn in Sci. Fiction Mar. 95/1
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In their eyes this tough Earthian was a dynamo, a destroyer of their calm, somnolent peace.
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| 1939 ‘J. Cotton’ Outlaw of Saturn in Sci. Fiction Mar. 95/1
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The creature he faced stood only two feet high—an almost perfect miniature of an Earthian, save that his eyes were wide and innocent, his hair pink, and his skin deep amber.
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| 1943 C. D. Simak Hunch in Astounding Sci.-Fiction July 19/1
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It was a roundabout way, a long way, an awkward way to read the language of Mars, Monk reflected. Martian to Jovian to Earthian. But it was better than no way at all.
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| 1947 J. Shelton You Are Forbidden! in Thrilling Wonder Stories June 94/1
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Grand Terminus, Earth—calling New Paris, Mars. Reservation Twenty-six B. Doctor Jules Craig, Earthian, awaiting transport, Booth Two-Seventeen to New Paris.
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| 1951 G. Conklin in Possible Worlds Sci. Fiction 347
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The Interstellar Empire of Earthians, in full-dress uniform and with all its faults exposed like open sores.
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| 1966 R. A. Lafferty Primary Education Among the Camiroi in Galaxy Sci. Fiction Dec. 186/2
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Seeing that you were Earthians, he spoke in Hindi, which is the tongue used by more Earthians than any other.
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| 1991 Locus Nov. 25/2
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Between the priests of Waroth, and the Ganymeans, Jevlenese humans and Earthians of our universe, one is tempted to retitle Entoverse as ‘The Good, the Bad, and the Benighted’.
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