Norvell W. Page

The second kingdom. An astrologer in far Byzantium had foretold it: the gladiator Prester John would win three kingdoms, and his name would outlive a hundered centuries. One kingdom he had won already -- and lost to a woman's treachery. Now he faced the grim sorcery of the beast-worshippers of the mysterious plains of Central Asia -- wagering his life for a chance to rule a new and richer kingdom!

Sons of the Bear-God

Will Murray

Chris Kalb

The Detective Stories of Norvell Page

When the Death-Bat Flies

Grant Stockbridge

John Newton Howitt

The Master of Flame and Burning Death held New York fast in unholy worship of his strange god. For thousands had fled their doomed churches, lest they perish by fire-and the Spider alone remained to face this monstrous cult-leader from hell!

The Spider and the Fire God

The Spider #71

The wizard reaper. In the legends of the East he is called Wan Tengri, and in the West: Prester John. With a gnome-like sorcerer on his shoulder and a sword that fed on wizard-flesh, he carved three kingdoms from ancient Asia's bone-littered plain. The second of these was Byoko, where the Heaven Bear lurks in the mystic Sea of Grass. . Sons of the Bear-God.

Sons of the Bear God

City of Corpses collects for the first time in book form the Weird Mysteries adventures of Ken Carter, who first appearing in the pages of Ten Detecctives Aces and Dime Detective magazines in the early 1930s. With an introductiot by author and popular culture authority Robert Weinberg. Included are: ¿Hell's Music¿, ¿City of Corpses¿, ¿Statues of Horror¿, ¿Gallows Ghost¿, ¿The Devil's Hoof¿, ¿The Sinister Embrace¿, and "Satan's Sideshow¿. Also included are the nonfiction article "How I Write" by Page, photos and a biography of the author.

City of Corpses

The Spider: Master of Men! Before there was Batman, before Peter Parkers alter ego got the bug to slip on a mask, one Dark Avenger reigned supreme: the Spider! With sardonic wit and fanatical drive, the Spider faces down a literally faceless master villain, stops skyscrapers from melting, and corrals a mind-controlling madman. Let the Spider rise again: a pulp legend forever! Three no-holds-barred pulp blockbusters by one of the greatest story-spinners of all time, the inimitable Norvell Page. At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management). _I suppose I've read about 40 Spiders, one after another, much the way some pop amphetamines . . . If I was a pulp novel, I'd be entitled Slave of the Spider!" ¾Doc Savage author and famed pulp historian, Will Murray.

The Spider: City of Doom

Two complete novels in one volume of the adventures of the mysterious masked crime fighter known as The Spider_, hunted by the underworld and the police alike. In one, the Spider battles an army of giant robots that has New York City under siege¾a storyline so fraught with action and peril, that the very creators of Superman had borrowed it for one of the Man of Steel's comic strip adventures. It also was the inspiration for the major motion picture, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow. In the second novel, the spider battles a criminal mastermind who threatens the entire northeast with thousands of poison-fanged vampire bats unless his terms are met. Can even the Spider-hunted by the law as never before after faked evidence has branded him as the master of the killer bats-unmask the identity of the Vampire King before thousands die horribly. At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).

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