Similarly, electronic searches show that "little green men" was specifically used in reference to science fiction and flying saucers by at least 1951 in the "New York Times" and "Washington Post" (in the "Post", a book review of a mystery/science fiction novel called "The Little Green Man"), and 1952 in the "Los Angeles Times" and the "Chicago Tribune" (the "Tribune" mocking flying saucer reports using a "little green man with pink polka dots"). The next example of the "New York Times" using the term dates from 1955 in a book review of a sci-fi satire called "Martians, Go Home". The Martians were obnoxious "little green men" whose appearance was "true to prophecy".