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Girasol Collectables Replica

• 7x10
• 128 pages
• Complete replica

 

"At midnight you die!" The message passed before the eyes of the Master Spy like the swift hand of Death from which there was no reprieve.  Four hours to live, with the work of a lifetime before him—four hours in which to repair a wrong that threatened the safety of the world!

NOTE: This issue was incorrectly identified in our coming soon.  This is the proper issue in line with the other issues already released.

7x10
110 pages
Frederick Blakeslee cover artist
ISBN: 1-59798-281-4

Corpses hung aloft on the steel skeletons of skyscrapers serve as gruesome symbols of a gigantic plot of death and destruction menacing the commercial progress of America....

Gunsmoke Derby by Westmoreland Gray
Washed Up by Robert Higgins

• 7x10
• 128 pages
• 1-59798-283-0
• Rudolph Belarski cover artist

Justice meant more to the Lone Ranger and his companions than merely saving an innocent boy from a blood-lusting lynch mob—It meant following the job through until the youth's name was cleared and the real murderer brought to trial.

Dust Devils by Claude Rister
The 3-in-1 Lawman by Lawrence A. Keating
The Marshal of Frozen Cat by Frank Kavanaugh

• 7x10
• 128 pages
• 1-59798-291-1
• H.J. Ward cover artist

The shadow of defeat hung darkly from coast to coast.  With boiling lead that stilled men's tongues, and bombs that mangled human bodies, The Hooded Hordes threatened America.  Their spies were everywhere.  Their power was growing daily.  And against this dread secret society went the Man of a Thousand Faces, gambling with defeat and horror at every step he took.

• 128 pages
• 7x10
• ISBN: 1-59798-219-9

 

THE SHADOW Volume 39: "Face of Doom" and "The Crime Ray" 
"Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The Shadow knows! The Knight of Darkness battles criminal geniuses in two Batmanesque novels by Walter Gibson writing as "Maxwell Grant" and a radio thriller by Alfred Bester. First, The Shadow wages war with the twisted-countenance crimelord called The Face in the novel that inspired Bill Finger's "License for Larceny." Then, Lamont Cranston is convicted and sent to prison while extortionists wage war on America's financial institutions with a super Crime Ray that melts bridges and buildings in a thriller that inspired a 1940 Batman story. BONUS: "The Man Who was Death," a classic radioplay by Alfred Bester. This instant collector's item features the original pulp covers by George Rozen and Graves Gladney, Edd Cartier's interior illustrations and commentary by popular-culture historians Anthony Tollin and Will Murray. 

• (Sanctum Books) 
• 978-1-60877-029-8 
• Softcover, 7x10
• 128 pp.
• B&W
• $14.95

DOC SAVAGE Volume 38: "Murder Melody" & "Birds of Death"
Thrill to the original pulp adventures of DC Comics' newest superstar as the Man of Bronze returns in two super-powered novels by Lawrence Donovan and Lester Dent writing as "Kenneth Robeson." First, violent earthquakes lure Doc Savage to Vancouver where he confronts the super-science menace of flying Zoromen in a novel that inspired a classic 1940 Superman story by Siegel & Shuster. Then, Doc and Pat Savage journey to Africa to investigate a strange secret behind golden canaries and their lethal song in a tale plotted by Superman editors Mort Weisinger and Jack Schiff. This classic pulp reprint features the color pulp covers by Walter M. Baumhofer and Emery Clarke, Paul Orban's original interior illustrations and historical commentary by Will Murray, writer of seven Doc Savage novels.

• (Sanctum Books)
• 978-1-60877-030-4 
• Softcover
• 7x10
• 128 pp.
• B&W
• $14.95

Sea Fangs

Paperback

Sailor Bob Sherman has his hands full trying to save the ocean yacht Bonito from capsizing in hurricane waters off Venezuela's coast, no thanks to the know-it-all attitude and incompetence of the vessel's captain. Sherman's rugged good looks and seafaring skills at least bring him the attentions of Phyllis Marmion, a raven-haired beauty and daughter of the yacht's owner.

Unfortunately, Sherman's also the bitter enemy of the girl's father who, with the support of corrupt officials, had stripped him of a highly profitable drilling business and taken his land years before.

More's at stake than oil fields when the ship is attacked by modern pirates and are all taken captive. Soon Sherman, crew and passengers find themselves in a dungeon jail on an uncharted island known locally as the Island of Death a place where no one escapes, and Sherman's futile efforts have marked him for an early death.

Destiny's Drum Paperback When former captain of this army and that, Phil Sheridan, lands on the shore of the forgotten Indonesian island of Kamling—jewel of the Banda Sea—he's captured instead of welcomed by warriors of a primitive and bloodthirsty tribe. Marched to the natives' camp, he meets Jose Emanuel Batista—one-time slave trafficker, long-time murderer, and now self-appointed tyrant.

Using his smooth-talking tongue and shooting skills to escape, Sheridan finds temporary shelter at the lodgings of a miner and his beautiful daughter. With limited arms and supplies to hold off Batista and his men, Sheridan must take a desperate chance and journey ever deeper into the jungle. His plan? Enlist the help of headhunters who may be more interested in his head than in driving out Batista's regime and ending its tyrannical reign

A Matter of Matter Paperback 

Meet Chuck Lambert, who, though not exactly a fool, is guilty of letting his imagination get the best of his wits. That's because our young, naive Lambert wants his own planet. But rather than purchase one legally from the Interior Department of the Outer Galactic Control, he soon succumbs to the flashy advertising of an unsavory galactic swindler named Madman Murphy—the purported King of Planetary Realtors.

 

What Madman is the king of, is selling the unwary a planet that isn't quite right, a planet where one can't sit down because there's something the matter with its matter. And that's exactly what becomes the matter for our unlucky voyager, after Chuck toils for eleven grueling years to scrape together enough money to finally buy a planet of his own.

 

ALSO INCLUDES THE SCIENCE FICTION STORIES "THE CONROY DIARY," "THE PLANET MAKERS" AND "THE OBSOLETE WEAPON"

Girasol Collectables Pulp Replica

• 7x10
• 128 pages
• Complete reprint of the entire issue

Girasol Collectables Replica

• 7x10
• 128 pages
• Complete issue reprint