Drummond - John Peter

“House Name” for Fiction House Magazines

Nirvana of the Seven Voodoos – Helene is kidnapped by savage man-apes and Ki-Gor must follow them into a forbidden land to rescue her from a man who would turn her into a drug addicted slave.

Beast-Gods of Atlantis – Into that lost world, that ancient, terrible land of Timeless Evil, came Ki-Gor, White Lord of the Jungle, and his lovely mate, Helene. They came in peace, offering friendship — and Sha-Topat, High Priest of the Sun-God Raa, greeted them at the Temple-Altar of the Drinking Stone — treachery and death like gifts in his hand!

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.

Warrior Queen of Attila’s Lost Legion – Out of the past swept cruel Queen Tarma’s hun-horsemen, claiming Helene for sacrifice. And even lion-thewed Ki-Gor quailed before the swamp-beasts guarding Tarma’s dripping altars.

The Lost Beasts of Ta’Tamba – Ki-gor faces cannibals, crocodiles, a fight to the death in a jungle colosseum against maddened gorillas, and the pet lioness of the fiendish usurper of a hidden kingdom in this tale of jungle justice.

The Golden Claws of Raa – Sam Slaker, cobra-eyed merchant in warrior-flesh; Mog, the gorilla with human blood on his dagger-like teeth; Raa, golden queen of the ape legions —these were Ki-Gor’s enemies in a battle that only the voodoo of Destiny could decide.

The Monsters of VooDoo Isle – The deaths of Ki-gor’s wife Helene, and his friend, Masai chieftain Tembu George, send him into despair in this full length novel from 1946.