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A hidden underground city has been established, deep in the earth, underneath Chicago. Ruled by Osiris, this city is the gateway to the Karneter, the afterlife, from which no man returns. Into this hidden realm, a woman is brought — she who will become The Bride of Osiris.

The Man Who Never Forgot – Ten Early Stories by C.S. Montanye
These ten early stories by C.S. Montanye (1892-1948) explore the criminal mind. But crime doesn’t pay, even if justice needs a little nudge from the fantastic now and then.

The Complete Adventures of Captain Trouble – Pelham Rutledge Shattuck, American wanderer, brawler, fighter in China fulfills his destiny as the incarnation of Kubla Khan. As Shadak Khan, Captain Trouble, he battles the war lords, the wizards and the Tongs of China to bring about the new age of Maitreya Buddha.

Death Seeks For Congo Treasure – The blood-cries of the wild dogs, called the ‘Mad Ones,’ filled the jungle with savage terror and Ki-Gor, hunted as a criminal, follows a trail of lust and black murder to the cavern of the Golden Birds.

The Moon Terror and Other Stories was originally sold by Weird Tales but was eventually given away free with a subscription to the magazine. Published in 1927, the book reproduces one novel, one novelette and two short stories from the beginnings of the magazine’s run.

Red Sun of Danger by Edmond Hamilton writing as Brett Sterling.
No, Captain Future isn’t dead, but in order to infiltrate a criminal organization he must pretend to be his own attacker.

Octopus Of Crime (SAX,6) – A monstrous octopus of evil gained slow power over the underworld. His identity as mysterious as that of Secret Agent “X” himself, this apostle of wickedness led the horror hordes of the nation into a bloody carnival of crime

The Pirate Planet (1930) by Charles Willard Diffin (1884-1966) was a four part serialized novel in Astounding Stories of Super Science. This classic science fiction novel pits telepathic Venusians and their lust to conquer Earth against the indomitable courage and willpower of the U.S. Army Air Corps.

The Star Watchers – Superior intelligences from elsewhere in space have been watching mankind’s development, especially since humans have developed extrasensory powers as a result of exposure to cosmic radiations in the settlement of the inner planets of the Solar System.

Too Tough to Kill – Fate rewards a businessman with a rotten hand so he joins the Foreign Legion. Thinking he will be assigned to combat and die in battle, Fate hands him another role and he becomes too tough to kill.