Best 1931 Adventures (5)
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A sardonic picaresque set in the entrails of the legendary Trojan Horse.
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A sardonic picaresque set in the entrails of the legendary Trojan Horse.
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X-rays transform a nebbishy lab tech into a super-genius. But will he use his intellect for good or evil?
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Neil R. Jones’s PROFESSOR JAMESON stories. Among the first benevolent mechanoids…
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A. Merritt’s THE FACE IN THE ABYSS. Sex, hunting mutants with dinosaurs, and dream machines!
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Hergé’s TINTIN IN AMERICA. Non-stop action from Al Capone’s Chicago to an Indian reservation.
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The upbringing of Kullervo: “And so he grew sebaceous/and turned into a teen.”
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Jack London’s THE IRON HEEL — in which fascism triumphs in the United States.
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Alfred Hitchcock’s I CONFESS: Each micro movement of Clift’s face shows us everything.
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Maurice LeBlanc’s THE TREMENDOUS EVENT — a new landmass arises between England and France!
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Victor Rousseau’s THE MESSIAH OF THE CYLINDER — an early dystopia.
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Vainamoinen: “Wherever I walk, I step in golden turds of language.”
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E.E. “Doc” Smith’s SPACEHOUNDS OF IPC — an early space opera.
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Maurice Renard’s DOCTEUR LERNE — in which the Minotaur myth comes to life!
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“The only problem with Candy Jones’ story is this: do you believe it?”
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