Bombs from the Murder Wolves

Literature & Fiction

HOGAN, ROBERT J.

Genre Fiction

Berkley 1971

G-8 and His Battle Aces: Scourge of the Steel Mask

United States

Wildside Press

The ancient Indian tomb had been sealed for a thousand years; its discovery was an archaeological find. But few guessed its horrible secret, or knew that a certain Oriental super-villain, the fiendish Wu Fang, wished to enter its portals . . . not to study the withered bones, but to capture the death germs buried there - deadly germs of a rare plague of madness which he meant to use to control the world!

The Mysterious Wu Fang:: The Case of the Suicide Tomb

Contemporary

The Mysterious Wu Fang: The Case of the Suicide Tomb

The ancient Indian tomb had been sealed for a thousand years; its discovery was an archaeological find. But few guessed its horrible secret, or knew that a certain Oriental super-villain, the fiendish Wu Fang, wished to enter its portals . . . not to study the withered bones, but to capture the death germs buried there -- deadly germs of a rare plague of madness which he meant to use to control the world! "The Case of the Suicide Tomb" originally appeared in the December, 1935 issue of "The Mysterious Wu Fang", a classic pulp magazine, and is presented with its original cover and interior arwork.

<ul><li>The ancient Indian tomb had been sealed for a thousand years; its discovery was an archaeological find. But few guessed its horrible secret, or knew that a certain Oriental super-villain, the fiendish Wu Fang, wished to enter its portals... not to study the withered bones, but to capture the death germs buried there — deadly germs of a rare plague of madness which he meant to use to control the world!</li></ul>

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

From the very fires of Hell he came to wreak havoc and death on all civilization. G-8--America's Flying Spy--combats a fiend inhuman and barbaric--a fiend whose henchmen are the dregs of the Earth, and whose hate is fiercer than the forces of nature--The Steel Mask!

Scourge of the Steel Mask (G-8 Air-War Thriller, G-8 and His Battle Forces, No 1)

Aperture

Journey Back to an Age of Aces! All along the Western Front the Germans curse them "Verdamnt Der Rot Falker!" They were Barry Rand, Yank ace and his giant Senagalese aide, Sika. Their blood-red ship was a patched-up crate of salvaged wreckage-their drome a hidden tarmac in the Vosges Mountains. Yet from Paris to Berlin they were known as the most deadly pair of hellcats that ever blazed a death trail through Boche skies! This exciting second volume of the collected adventures of The Red Falcon by Robert J. Hogan includes the following gripping air-war tales: S.O.S. Patrol, The Falcon Twins, Black Buzzards, The Headless Pilot, and The Invisible Patrol (with guest appearances by Smoke Wade and The Sky Devil). Also included is David Saunders' in-depth look at the life and art of Popular Publication's master aviation artist, Frederick Blakeslee.

The Red Falcon: The Dare-Devil Aces Years Volume 2

Age of Aces Books

The Red Falcon: The Dare-Devil Aces Years Volume 3

Hogan, Robert

Action & Adventure

The largest single issue of a fanzine ever published, this Special Edition has three times the pages of a normal Blood 'n' Thunder (less those that would go toward duplicating ads and front matter, of course). Among the departments you'll find a preview of PulpFest 2014; coverage of a 1936 movie adapting Fred MacIssac's Dime Detective character The Rambler; an essay on the first serial adapted from a comic strip, 1934's Tailspin Tommy; and advice from noted SF editor Robert "Doc" Lowndes on cracking the pulp-magazine market. Feature articles cover a number of favorite characters, including Doc Savage and G-8. Rick Lai examines Will Murray's "heresy" of challenging Philip Jose Farmer's Wold Netwon universe in his latest Doc Savage novel, Skull Island. Scholar Nathan Madison is on hand with a fascinating treatise on "Yellow Peril" pulp fiction. Larry Latham joins BnT's Writers Brigade with a survey of dime novels and nickel weeklies that became full-fledged pulp magazines. Film historian Richard W. Bann returns with a behind-the-scenes look at the production of 1941's The Maltese Falcon, and BnT editor Ed Hulse revisits the Thirties film appearances of The Shadow with newly uncovered information on the 1931-32 Universal featurettes that introduced the character to moviegoers. There is a facsimile reprint of a novelette from a rare early issue of The Popular Magazine. Finally, as a bonus, this issue includes an entire book-length novel (85,000 words) first published in 1918 issues of All-Story Weekly: Randall Parrish's eerie adventure The Strange Case of Cavendish, which was made into a 1919 cliffhanger serial titled The Lion Man.

Blood 'n' Thunder 2013-14 Special Edition

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Antiques & Collectibles

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Their insignias were signs of the Zodiac . . . they fought only when ordered by the Stars! Yet G-8 had a hunch that this apparently superstitious staffel was important, that somehow it was playing death stakes in one of the most deadly war schemes ever laid -- and he followed his hunch on a lone daring patrol!

G-8 and His Battle Aces #17

Adventure House

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