Goddess of the Moon by John Murray Reynolds "Death hid behind a smile in the white-and-gold lunar city of Gral-Thala. But Gibson, adventurer in space, knew that if he died the Good Green planet perished with him." Dictator of Time by Nelson S. Bond "Twentieth-century Larry Wilson and Sandra Day lead the Armageddon of the Ages against Harg, crafty, vain monster-intellect, bent on warping Man to his Inhuman Will!" The Girl From Infinite Smallness by Ray Cummings "The terrified Princess of Heanas burst into a different space-sphere to find an earthling champion. For the vicious Tarch had thieved the formula of transcendent growth." Martian Terror by Ed Earl Repp Revolt on the Earth-Star by Carl Selwyn The Tantalus Death by Ross Rocklynne The Space Flame by Alexander M. Phillips The Man Who Killed the Earth by Ray King

Planet Stories - Spring 1940: Adventure House Presents:

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Repp, Ed Earl

Cummings, Ray

Rocklynne, Ross

Bond, Nelson S.

Selwyn, Carl

Reynolds, John Murray

Phillips, Alexander M.

King, Ray

Science Fiction

Adventure House

Revolt In the Ice Kingdom by Ray Cummings "Zura was a stellar Utopia, until Earthmen sowed their evil seeds of greed and revolt." The Ultimate Salient by Nelson S. Bond "Brian O'Shea...man of the future, soldier yet unborn...here is your story!" Buccaneer Of the Star Seas by Ed Earl Repp Domain of Zero by Thornton Ayre Quest On Io by Robert Moore Williams The Planet That Time Forgot by Donald A. Wollheim Hermit of Saturn's Ring by Neil R. Jones Venus Has Green Eyes by Carl Selwyn

Planet Stories - Fall/40: Adventure House Presents:

Jones, Neil R.

Williams, Robert Moore

Wollheim, Donald A.

Ayre, Thornton

Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic science fiction double novels. The first novel is written by heralded author and editor, Howard Browne. The Princess Ana-Bet came 40,000 miles and faced the terrors of an untamed planet in search of her missing lover. But once finding herself caught in the searing gaze of a lustful savage she wondered&hellip;could this be what she was really looking for? In addition to being an action-filled science fiction thriller, Howard Browne&rsquo;s &ldquo;Planet of No Return&rdquo; is an epic love story that transcends not only the lines of social propriety, but the laws of the universe. Join the courageous crew from Andara and the intrepid inhabitants of a barbarian planet as man and woman, civilized and uncivilized, collide in a hectic fight for freedom, love, and glory. The second novel &ldquo;The Annihilator Comes&rdquo; was written by Ed Earl Repp. Commander Bob Allison was ready to take America&rsquo;s newest, flying military craft, The Annihilator II, on its maiden voyage. It was indeed the most amazing flying vessel ever constructed, able to soar into outer space and cruise at speeds well over a thousand miles per hour. But a last-minute international disaster changed a maiden voyage into a rescue mission&mdash;a mission that would lead him and his crew to the top of the world in search of a lost Swedish research team. However, as the mighty craft drew near the North Pole, things took an odd, dangerous turn. Everything looked so strange. The sun didn&rsquo;t really look like the sun anymore. It was different, as was the sky above. Soon Allison and his crew found themselves captives in a fantastic world ruled by a savage lizard tribe and ravaged by hideous prehistoric beasts. Ed Earl Repp was an American writer, screenwriter and novelist. His stories appeared in several of the early pulp magazines including Air Wonder Stories, Science Wonder Stories and Amazing Stories.

Planet of No Return & The Annihilator Comes

Browne,howard

Armchair Fiction & Music

Armchair Fiction presents extra-large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The first novel, “Wolves of Darkness” is easily one of Jack Williamson’s best early tales. Clovis McLaurin had come to Hebron in search of his father, Dr. Ford McLaurin. His father’s communication had seemed desperate, so Clovis had set out for the distant town in great haste. But the weather couldn’t have been worse; it was bitter cold and the entire countryside around Hebron was covered with a thick layer of snow. Even more unnerving was the distant baying sound that greeted Clovis’ ears as he stood upon the lonely station platform. It sounded like the cries of a distant wolf pack, howling through the winter night. But what had made Clovis McLaurin’s skin crawl was the sound intermixed with that distant baying—a sound that was unearthly in nature, yet a sound that had a distinct human quality to it! “Wolves of Darkness” is a white-knuckle ride that masterfully mixes the elements of both horror and science fiction. The second novel is “World of the Living Dead” by Golden Age of Sci-Fi author, Ed Earl Repp. The yacht “Scienta” was caught in the throes of a mighty hurricane. Badly damaged, she began to sink. But then something strange happened. As she took on water, she found herself being sucked into an incredible subterranean river that cascaded down through a massive hole in the bottom of the ocean. Through this mighty chasm the ship was sucked into the bowels of the Earth, eventually being dumped out onto a lake in a gigantic underground cavern. The Scienta’s crew, having survived this fantastic ordeal, soon found themselves captured by a race of strange subterranean beings. These beaked creatures herded them to a vast valley filled with “living skeleton” slaves, where they were hell bent on the conquest of the surface world and the utter annihilation of every human being on Earth!

Wolves of Darkness & World of the Living Dead

Williamson, Jack

Armchair Fiction presents extra-large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The first novel is fantastic science-fantasy by veteran science fiction author Charles Eric Maine, “World Without Men.” It was a world where women ruled with an iron fist! Evolution and a new, super effective contraception in the early 20th century had sealed the fate of the human race. As birthrates declined, soon the only children being born were female. In an unparalleled attempt to save the necessary checks and balances of humanity, the world’s governments took drastic measures—but it was all for naught! Eventually…five thousand years into the future…men had joined the ranks of extinct species and only women walked the face of the Earth. Their world was ruled by a strict totalitarian regime, determined to keep stability and tranquility through repression, brainwashing, and even murder.But when a man was found frozen in the wilds of the Arctic, the brainiest of the world’s female scientists began to work on a daring, seemingly impossible undertaking—the restoration the male species! Our second novel is “The Synthetic Men,” written by pulp specialist Ed Earl Repp. He tried to play god! There is no greater mystery to the world of science than the secret of life itself. In that secret may well lay the ultimate clue to the nature of our universe. We can only guess that at some remote age, something happened to a bit of lifeless material—through some strange set of circumstances that we have never been able to duplicate—that spawned organic life. But what if a scientist, through trial and error, and after countless experiments spanning many decades, should finally hit upon the fantastic secret of synthetic life? That’s what Dr. Clifford Pontius did, creating two synthetic “men” swirling in a strange, green chemical solution inside massive twin test tubes. But would the good doctor’s creations be a boon to mankind, or a nightmare beyond belief? Ed Earl Repp has his own answer in this chilling short novel about the benefits and perils of synthetically created men.

World Without Men & The Synthetic Men (Armchair Sci-fi Doubles)

Maine, Charles Eric

Independently published

- Through pole’s openings, through cave systems or with a mole machine, since ancient times we’ve been fantasizing with discovering what lies many miles under our feet.- This anthology focuses on hollow earth and subterranean fiction published between 1910’s and 1950’s where many fascinating stories are easy to miss among so much mass-produced literature in the American pulp era magazines. In them you’ll find all sort of speculations of hollow and cavern worlds, in the fast and entertaining style of the pulps.Illustrated.On this first Volume:- The Plunge of the “Knupfen” by Leonard Grover: A story of an amazing dive to the world’s heart, and a lover a thousand years younger than his bride. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)- The Smoky God by Willis George Emerson: When seamen Olaf Jansen and his father reach a land beyond the north pole and inside the earth, they encounter giant inhabitants!- The Annihilator Comes by Ed Earl Repp: The great airship Annihilator goes to the north pole on a rescue mission, but its crew end up finding a terrible menace . . . in the interior of the earth!- The Strange Voyage of Dr. Penwing by Richard O. Lewis: Scientists say the universe is curve, but Dr. Penwing had a ship that could travel in a straight line . . . oh, and he also believes we are living inside the earth!- The Hollow Planet by Don Wilcox: This world was a bubble in a universe of solid rock; and it was a crime to try to tunnel through it.- The Voice from the Inner World by A. Hyatt Verrill: Steamships are disappearing after sightings of a meteor, but . . . is it really a meteor?- The Underground City by Bertrand L. Shurtleff: Deep down in the mine, where there were no other exits, miners vanished into thin air. It was impossible, but true . . .

Hollow Earth Tales - Volume 1

Wilcox, Don

Lewis, Richard O.

Emerson, Willis George

Grover, Leonard

Shurtleff, Bertrand L.

Verrill, A.Hyatt

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