Will Murray's Pulp Classics
Captain Zero premiered in November 1949, and had the dubious distinction of being the last of the single-character hero pulps. Captain Zero was a fabulous character whose strange and deadly career began each midnight at the stroke of 12 - and ended each gray dawn with the first rays of the sun. During those few hours, he became completely invisible! But even that wonderous feat wasn't enough to save the pulp magazine. It ended after only three issues. Now, once again, you will experience the reading thrills in the adventures of this amazing, yet compellingly human, character of fiction...the Master of Midnight, Captain Zero...as he returns in these vintage pulp tales, reissued for today's listeners.
Table of Contents:
Complete Captain Zero Novel - City of Deadly Sleep by G. T. Fleming-Roberts: Three sinister slay-rides turned a giant metropolis into a city patrolled by terror.... Helpless, save for one man - the fabulous Master of Midnight, whose strange cloak of invisibility was, at the same time, a gift of the gods - and a curse of the Devil! "Elementary My Dear Corpse!" - Exciting Fact Feature by James W. Booth: Facing a hangman's noose, a condemned man waited for one last chance to prove his innocence, with the aid of a man who never existed - Sherlock Holmes! "Killer for Sale!" - Powerful Crime Story by John Bender: The man who knew all about dying had one last lesson for the man who knew all about - killing! Will Murray's Pulp Classics line of audiobooks are of the highest quality and feature the great Pulp Fiction stories of the 1930s-1950s.
