The Spider Double-Novel Pulp Reprints #19: "Slaves of the Dragon" & "The Spider and his Hobo Army"

Pulp fiction's legendary Master of Men returns in two classic novels from the Golden Age of Pulp Fiction, written by Norvell Page under the pseudonym of Grant Stockbridge. First, in "Slaves of the Dragon" (1936), white slavery is stripping America of its of wives, sisters and sweethearts. Richard Wentworth, valiant champion of human rights, knows that an Oriental master criminal is captaining the slavery syndicate and has guessed the unspeakable purpose behind these wholesale abductions. But with Nita hopelessly lost and with G-Men on his tail, can the Spider outwit his most formidable foe and save America's doomed womanhood? Then, in "The Spider and his Hobo Army" (1940), murder and destruction has stupefied the nation. The zero hour has come and the vast and insidious Order of the Double Cross is ready to blast America from the face of the earth. Can The Spider crush the minions of the Double Cross, with only a handful of ragged hobos to aid him? This beautifully reformatted double-novel version of these two pulp novels features the original cover art and interior illustrations that accompany each story.