Bill Finger

Edmond Hamilton

Ed Herron

Charles Paris

Written by Bill Finger, Edmond Hamilton and others Art by Sheldon Moldoff, Dick Sprang and others Cover by Alex Ross Discover the stories that inspired recent events in the Batman universe with this new collection! Featuring stories from BATMAN #65, 86, 112, 113, 134, 156 and 162, DETECTIVE COMICS #215, 235, 247 and 267, and WORLD'S FINEST COMICS #89. With an intro by Grant Morrison. Advance-solicited; on sale June 17 - 144 pg, FC, $17.99 US

The Black Casebook

Batman

The peaceful village of Middletown began it's days as it always did. The children went to school, the postman delivered the mail with typical timing and loyalty. Kenniston went to work his daily ritual without fail. In a millisecond life changed for the people of Middletown and the World. Cities burned one by one in the Nuclear Flames of World War Three. A small band of survivors vow to rebuild civilization once again

City at World's End

Morgan Chane joined a powerful band of raiders, the Starwolves from the planet Varna. He is involved in a fight and has to flee across the galaxy after killing the leader of the Starwolves.

The Weapon from Beyond

What had become of the Earth Farrow had known? Gone were the proud cities and teeming millions. He found only desolation — and fear!

Planet of Exile

Outlaw World

President Carthew was in his office when the monster appeared - a giant, hunched creature, bizarrely hideous...The President gaped as a guard appeared in the doorway and pointed his weapon at the fanged being. "Don't shoot!" Carthew cried, but too late. The beast lay dead on the floor. Carthew sighed deeply as he confirmed his fears. The corpse on the floor was Sperling, his best secret agent, transformed into this hairy brute by the dread peril that threatened to destroy them all. Only one man left alive might be able to ward of off total doom. The President flashed an emergency call for Captain Future...

Captain Future and the Space Emperor

Robert Silverberg

S. T. Joshi

Wolfgang Neuhaus

Jo Walton

Joe R. Lansdale

Uwe Anton

Otmar Jenner

Hardy Kettlitz

Karl Edward Wagner

Peter Crowther

Tobias O. Meißner

Karlheinz Steinmüller

Angela Steinmüller

Hans Frey

Wollen Sie die Gegenwart überschreiten und einen Blick in die Zukunft werfen, die Golkonda und Memoranda für Sie bereit halten? Stürzen Sie sich in das nächste Prognosticon, das Hiob Montag bevorsteht; wägen Sie mit Otmar Jenner ab, welche Folgen ein ewiges Leben auf die Gesellschaft haben könnte; besuchen Sie in einer außergewöhnlichen Weltraum-Operette von Erik Simon & Angela und Karlheinz Steinmüller den Trödelmond Toliman; durchforsten Sie mit Hellboy den Horror eines paranormalen Nebels. Mit exklusiven Leseproben erhalten Sie phantastische Einblicke in das Programm 2018 des Golkonda Verlags und dessen Imprint Memoranda. Dieses kostenlose E-Book enthält Leseproben zu: "Der Älteste" von Otmar Jenner "Hiobs Spiel 4: Weltmeister" von Tobias O. Meißner "Der Tag der Lerche" von Jo Walton "Hap & Leonard: Die Storys" von Joe R. Lansdale "Captain Future 06: Sternenstraße zum Ruhm" von Edmond Hamilton "H. P. Lovecraft: Leben und Werk" von S. T. Joshi "Der Himmel auf dem Mars" von Ray Bradbury (enthalten in "Science Fiction Hall of Fame – Die besten Storys 1948-1963" von Robert Silverberg (Hrsg.)) "Der vor dem Zaubrer flieht" von Peter Crowther (enthalten in "Hellboy 2: Eine offene Rechnung" von Mike Mignola & Christopher Golden) "Kane 3: Herrin der Schatten" von Karl Edward Wagner "Die Wurmloch-Odyssee" von Erik Simon & Angela und Karlheinz Steinmüller "Die Hugo Awards 2001 – 2017" von Hardy Kettlitz "SF Personality 26: Robert Silverberg – Zeiten der Wandlung" von Uwe Anton "Fortschritt und Fiasko – Die ersten 100 Jahre der deutschen Science Fiction" von Hans Frey "Die Überschreitung der Gegenwart – Science Fiction als evolutionäre Spekulation" von Wolfgang Neuhaus

Golkonda | Memoranda 2018: Die Leseproben

Phantastische Einblicke

Le Retour aux étoiles

John Gordon helps stave off a future invasion of the Mid-Galactic Empire by the H'Harn from the Magellanic Clouds.

Return to the Stars

Henry Boltinoff

Jack Schiff

What's this? Krypto as the master and Superboy as the pet? What event led to this strange set of circumstances? Find out in "When Krypto was Superboy's Master!" Then in the Legion back-up, things turn deadly when a mysterious masked man begins killing the Legionaries one by one! Also contains pages reproduced in black and white.

Adventure Comics (1938-) #310

Randall Garrett

Laurence M. Janifer

Armchair Fiction presents extra-large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The first novel is ¿Planet of Exile¿ by one of sci-fi¿s most heralded authors, Edmond Hamilton. What had become of the Earth Farrow had known? He had emerged from a concrete vault in the side of an open hill, then stumbled his way down in the mud and rain, not knowing who or where he was. Then he remembered¿he was Kenneth Farrow and he had volunteered for Operation Groundhog, a government test study of the effects of a new revolutionary hibernation gas. This new gas¿Hanawalt¿s gas¿was supposed to be the survival solution for the U.S. population in the event of atomic war. Farrow had agreed to go under the gas for six months¿more than enough time to test its effects and potency. But when he awoke it had been far, far more than a mere six months. The Earth he once knew no longer existed. Gone were the proud cities and teeming millions. Now he found only widespread desolation¿and fear. The second novel is ¿Brain Twister¿ and was originally written by "Mark Phillips," a pseudonym for two well-known science fiction writers: Randall Garrett and Laurence M. Janifer. Their joint pen-name, derived from their middle names (Philip and Mark), was coined soon after their original meeting at a sci-fi convention. The plotline of ¿Brain Twister¿ is a fantastic one, having to do with a spy who has the incredible ability to read minds. A shorter version of ¿Brain Twister¿ had been published in John W. Campbell¿s Astounding Science Fiction in late 1959 under the title, ¿That Sweet Little Old Lady.¿ It garnered a Hugo nomination for best novel in 1960.

Planet of Exile and Brain Twister

Don Wilcox

Edgar Rice Burroughs

Manly Wade Wellman

Raymond Z. Gallun

David V. Reed

Jep Powell

A PULP TALES PRESS REPRODUCTION: The March 1942 issue of AMAZING STORIES featuring DISCIPLES OF DESTINY by Don Wilcox, SUICIDE ROCKET by Manly Wade Wellman, MEN OF THE BRONZE AGE by Edgar Rice Burroughs, SARKER'S JOKE BOX by Raymond Z. Gallun, PLANET OF GHOSTS by David V. Reed, WACKY WORLD by Edmond Hamilton, and THE PLANET OF LOVE by Jep Powell.

Science Fiction Classics #13

The sorrowful cry spread throughout the Solar System. Captain Future and his Futuremen had been missed for months. There was little hope that they'd ever be seen again... A scheming scientist headed for the moon. Now was his chance to find the Futuremen's hideaway and steal their highly guarded secrets, secrets that could control the Universe. No one could stop him - not even the sinister lunar creatures - now that Captain Future was dead!

Outlaws of the Moon

Being expelled from an air lock into deep space was the legal method of execution. But it was also the only way a man could qualify for The Legion Of Lazarus.

The Legion of Lazarus

Ray Bradbury

Isaac Asimov

Robert Sheckley

Murray Leinster

Milton Lesser

Harlan Ellison

Jack Williamson

David Keller

Charles Fontenay

Chester Geier

Frank Long

Berkeley Livingston

Armchair Fiction presents extra large paperback collections of the best in classic science fiction short stories. Enjoy our fifteenth collection of Science Fiction Gems, which features some great fiction by brilliant writers. These stories are a pretty brilliant group-a real nice batch to cozy up to. If you're searching for the perfect woman, try "Accept No Substitutes," but you may find out that too much perfection is not always a good thing. If you love innocent little kids, you may learn that innocence and evil are not that far apart in "Zero Hour." "The Thing in the Truck" should satisfy your cravings for potatoes, only make sure they're well cooked. Like a good murder mystery? Try out "Earth Transit" for a nifty whodunit in outer space. "The Man With X-Ray Eyes" shows you how blind ambition can make you see a whole lot more than just the simple facts. And "Someday" will give you a bird's eye view of the entire phenomenon of self-awareness. All in all, there are some grand futuristic thrills waiting for you in the pages of this new collection; so be bold and step into the future. Here's the lineup: ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES By Robert Sheckley THE THING IN THE TRUCK By Milton Lesser IN THE SCARLET STAR By Jack Williamson ZERO HOUR By Ray Bradbury GLOW WORM By Harlan Ellison THE MAN WITH X-RAY EYES By Edmond Hamilton EARTH TRANSIT By Charles L. Fontenay SOMEDAY By Isaac Asimov THIS STAR SHALL BE FREE By Murray Leinster PHANTOM HANDS By Berkeley Livingston ONE-WAY TUNNEL By David H. Keller THE TIMELESS MAN By Frank Belknap Long

Science Fiction Gems, Volume 15, Milton Lessor and Others

Leo Dorfman

“SUPERMAN--WEAKEST MAN IN THE WORLD!” Superman is stranded by super-villains on a red-sun world where he has no powers…but the inhabitants do! Plus, “THE ENEMY SUPERGIRL!” Linda Danvers uses red Kryptonite to produce vulnerability in her arm so that she can donate blood. However, a friend of hers, Debbie Porter, sustains a head injury in a car crash. What effects will Supergirl’s blood have on her friend?

Action Comics (1938-) #321

Alvin Schwartz

Jerry Siegel

William Woolfolk

The earliest adventures of Superman, from 1943 through 1946, are collected for the first time together in one massive hardcover. In these early stories, Superman battles social injustice and political corruption, fighting for the common man, taking on crooked land developers, spoiled socialites and much more.

Superman: the Golden Age Omnibus Vol. 3

Presents a collection of the comic book series from its beginning in 1938 through 1940, as the superhero becomes a defender of the oppressed and fights against injustice and political corruption.

Superman: the Golden Age Omnibus Vol. 5

David Vern Reed

Multiple stories reprinted in an "80-pg Giant" special, All-Villain issue, including stories featuring Joker, Catwoman and the Penguin.

Edmond Hamilton

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