The complete trilogy as originally published in the 1930's: Kaldar, World of Antares A stupendous novelette of a world far removed from Earth, of the Chan of Kaldar, and the spider-people from beyond the metal mountains The Snake-Men of Kaldar Another mighty tale of Kaldar, world of Antares—a tale of red warfare against a race of monsters on a distant planet The Great Brain of Kaldar A superb tale of distant Kaldar, world of the great star Antares A FICTION HOUSE PRESS REPRINT, illustrated.

Kaldar World Of Antares

Edmond

HAMILTON

Fiction House Press

DESPOTS OF THE OCEAN BOTTOM Jeremy Dodge knew the Earth would face starvation if it were not for the new science of "aquaculture". With the world's population numbering many billions, only the extra food being cultivated on the bottom of the sea could feed everyone. But, like the rest of the surface-dwellers, Jeremy did not know what a vicious monopoly underwater cultivation had become. That is, until the dreadful moment when he himself was kidnaped and dragged beneath the depths. And there he was to learn that just making his own escape would not be enough--he would have to save mankind from the tyranny of a new race of water-breathing human monsters!

City Under the Sea

Science Fiction & Fantasy

BULMER, Kenneth

Science Fiction

Top-Notch, December 1, 1913

Literature & Fiction

Standish, Burt L.

Terhune, Alfred Payson

Action & Adventure

Fantastic Adventures, July 1941

McGivern, William P.

Bellem, Robert Leslie

Farley, Ralph Milne

Burroughs,Edgar Rice

Stirring Science Stories, March 1942

Wells, Basil

Petaja, Emil

Gottesman, S D

Stirring Science Stories, June 1941

Burks, Arthur J.

Winterbotham, R.R.

Lowndes, Robert W

KELLER, David H.

Lorraine, Lilith

"The Werewolf of Ponkert" first appeared in Weird Tales magazine and H. Warner Munn remembers that the idea stemmed from a query of H. P. Lovecraft's which asked why someone did not attempt a werewolf story as narrated by the werewolf himself. The story is placed in fifteenth century Hungary, where its central character is forced to join a werewolf pack through the power of a creature known simply as the "master" - a creature patterned in the tradition and manner of Melmoth the Wanderer. This book contains a second story, "The Werewolf's Daughter". In it, the daughter of the narrator has grown to young womanhood, and is confronted with the hates and fears and superstitions of the towns-people, all of whom know the history of her werewolf father. And always in the background looms the shadow of the immortal "master".

The Werewolf of Ponkert

Munn, H. Warner

Fantasy

The strange adventures of Dr. Cyclops, whose experiments are as evil as they are incredible, make a thrilling and amazing horror story. Dr. Bulfinch, noted biologist, together with his young and beautiful assistant, Mary Phillips, had travelled thousands of miles to the remote Peruvian jungle in answer to the call of scientist Alexander Thorkel. Close by the site where Thorkel carried on his experiments, natives prated fearfully of black magic. And their weird reports were less strange than the truth, for the hermit scientist's experiments had led to a way to reduce living creatures to one-fifth of their natural size. In the ensuing action, Drs. Bulfinch and Phillips, together with their party, are turned into tiny creatures who must come to grips with a world suddenly grown large and frightening.

Dr. Cyclops

Garth, Will

Genre Fiction

A classic of fantasy that transports the reader back sixty centuries to mystery and romance beyond compare. The hero, John Kenton, received a queer block unearthed in the ruins of Ancient Babylon. It is inscribed with a record of Sargon of Akkad. An unaccountable conviction possesses Kenton that the stone imprisons some hidden wonder. He strikes it--and as it disintegrates, a miniature craft of elfin enchantment burgeons forth. And as the motes from the cloud of dust envelop him he undergoes a metamorphosis; is projected onto The Ship, where he encounters Sharane--willow-lithe, flame-slender . . . goddess, temptress, woman. The ensuing adventures in the long and long ago cast a thrall over the reader with their vivid action and unparalleded beauty. A novel limned in lapis lazuli, that will hold you ensorcelled with the word wizardry and evocative imagery of A. Merritt, the Lord of Fantasy.

The Ship of Ishtar

Merritt, A.

Classics

The Son of Tarzan

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