Million Dollar Doom by E. Hoffmann Price "When a bullet crashed through his windshield, Gil Bartley knew he was marked for death. A vivid, rapid-fire story of murder and extortion." The Purple Feather by Earl W. Scott The House of Evil by Mel Watt Rain of Death by Nat Schachner The Scarred Hand by Ernest M. Poate Minutes of Murder by James P. Olsen Bullet Proof by Alfred L. Tooke 7x10 128 pages ISBN: 1-59798-481-7 ISBN-13: 978-1-59798-481-2 Cover Artist: Howard Parkhurst

Super-Detective Stories - 08/34: Adventure House Presents:

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Gunnison,John P.

Olsen, James P.

Price, E. Hoffman

Schachner, Nat

Scott, Earl W.

Watt, Mel

Poate, Ernest M.

Tooke, Alfred I.

Mystery

Adventure House

John Pelan introduces this new collection of horror tales from the pulps by Nat Schachner, who quietly dominated the cast of authors who wrote for Terror Tales back in the 30s. Even today these stories have the power to fascinate and horrify. Here is a list of what is in this book: The Devil’s Night Club, Dime Mystery Magazine, June 1936 A Feast for Hell’s Angels, Terror Tales, May 1936 Monsters of the Pit, Terror Tales, November 1934 They Dare Not Die, Terror Tales, January 1935 Thirst of the Ancients, Terror Tales, February 1935 Creatures of the Dusk, Terror Tales, July 1935 Parade of the Tiny Killers, Terror Tales, January/February 1939 Factory for Death, Dime Mystery Magazine, September 1938

The Devil's Nightclub and Other Stories: The Weird Tales of Nat Schachner

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Ramble House

<p>Armchair fiction presents extra large editions of the best in classic science fiction novels and short stories, complete with original illustrations. Here’s A terrific outer space adventure by Nat Schachner and Arthur Leo Zagat, “Exiles of the Moon,” To live they had to race to the moon! It was Earth in the distant future, and there were two types of people: The Aristocrats and the Workers. The wealthy, naturally, had all the power and enjoyed the benefits thereof; while the poor were the “Workers,” the countless millions who labored and toiled to the beck and call of their wealthy masters—essentially one step away from slavery…even death. But when one rebellious Worker, Gary Parker, dared to love a woman of the aristocracy, he found himself banished to an island filled with countless other deportees. Soon after, Parker and his outcast companions discovered the horrifying truth—a grisly radioactive death was speedily approaching. So an incredible plot was hatched, a plot that involved a stolen spaceship and a daring trip to the moon! The only question was, could they pull it off? And in the end could Gary Parker pave the way to social equality for all those on Earth? The question seemed in doubt until a fantastic secret weapon fell into their hands. Illustrated by Frank R. Paul.</p>

Exiles of the Moon

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Zagat, Arthur Leo

Science Fiction

Armchair Fiction & Music

<p>Armchair Fiction presents extra-large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The first novel is a true classic from the golden age of science fiction, by Nathan Schachner and Arthur Zagat. Time travel is one of the oldest plot devices in the history of science fiction and certainly one of the most beloved. Imagine yourself suddenly hurled through the channels of time and landing in the year 20,000 A. D. Into a world of which we know nothing and one that even those with the most fantastic imaginations could not begin to picture accurately. Provided we don’t destroy ourselves first, it is safe to assume that in 18,000 years the Earth will have changed so enormously, so completely, that it will be virtually unrecognizable—filled with astonishing wonders of science and incalculable social change, not all of which will be necessarily for the best. So here is the remarkable tale of a simple country man who, by the mere act of walking into a grove of trees, found himself thrown thousands of years into the future—a future filled with strange creatures, revolution, and fantastic perils. The second novel is “Druid Moon” aka “Onslaught of the Druid Girls” written by the legendary science fiction writer, Ray Cummings. The newspapers were merciless. It had all started because of the strange sense of humor of a conscienceless reporter, and it had soon become the laugh of the whole nation. “Astronomer Moonstruck!” ran the headlines. “Sees Double!” For days the nation laughed at a poor old scientist in Wisconsin. Why? Because this scientist, old Grandfather Blaine, claimed to have discovered a new moon, a second satellite of Earth, out beyond the orbit of Luna, some 440,000 miles away. No other astronomers would support his theory. None had observed it. Not even Grandfather Blaine had seen it. But he was able prove its existence to his own satisfaction. He called this new moon Zonara. And when his grandson, Lee Blaine, reached this mysterious world, he found a tangle of mystery, including a lovely young woman in dire, mysterious danger from an unspeakable danger.</p>

20,000 A. D. & Druid Moon

Cummings, Ray

Zagut, Arthur Leo

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