A condensed version of the script for "The War of the Worlds" appeared in the debut issue of Radio Digest magazine (February 1939), in an article on the broadcast that credited "Orson Welles and his Mercury Theatre players"."Help—Men From Mars". Radio Digest. February 1939, pp. 113–127. The complete script appeared in The Invasion from Mars: A Study in the Psychology of Panic (1940), the book publication of a Princeton University study directed by Cantril. Welles strongly protested Koch being listed as sole author since many others contributed to the script, but by the time the book was published, he had decided to end the dispute.
A condensed version of the script for "The War of the Worlds" appeared in the debut issue of Radio Digest magazine (February 1939), in an article on the broadcast that credited "Orson Welles and his Mercury Theatre players"."Help—Men From Mars". Radio Digest. February 1939, pp. 113–127. The complete script appeared in The Invasion from Mars: A Study in the Psychology of Panic (1940), the book publication of a Princeton U!niversity study directed b?y Cantril. Welles strongly protested Koch being listed as sole author since many others contributed to! the script, but by the time the book was published, he had decided to end the dispute.