Captain Future #17 Days Of Creation

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- Publisher: Radio Archives, LLC
- Classification: Fiction
- Classification: Fiction
- Series: N/A
- Format: Unabridged edition
- Genre: Radio, Science Fiction
- Author: Brett Sterling
- Read by: Milton Bagby
- Duration: 242 minutes
- Run Time: 242 minutes
- Audio Library Digital - 9781690528982
- Audio Retail Digital - 9781690535911
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Captain Future #17 Days Of Creation
Captain Future #17 Days Of Creation
- By Brett Sterling
- Genre: Radio, Science Fiction
Audio Library Digital
10/01/2019
242 minutes
9781690528982
Audio Retail Digital
10/01/2019
242 minutes
9781690535911
eBook Library
06/01/2016
0 eBook Library
0 pages
9781520041841
eBook Library
10/01/2019
0 eBook Library
133 pages
9781690502821
eBook Retail
10/01/2019
0 eBook Retail
133 pages
9781690502838
eBook Retail
06/01/2016
0 eBook Retail
0 pages
9781520041858
Description:
Mort Weisinger, Thrilling Publications’ go to Science Fiction Editor, presented author Edmond Hamilton with a concept for a futuristic hero cast in the mold of Doc Savage. This was a calculated move, as Hamilton had already built a strong reputation as a popular writer of space opera. Hamilton took the rudimentary odds and ends that Weisinger had come up with and stitched them together into Captain Future, using another series he’d written — The Three Planeteers, as a blueprint. For this reason, Edmond Hamilton is credited by many as the creator and writer of Captain Future, and rightfully so. Hamilton did pen the majority of the stories, but Joseph Samachson also wrote two Captain Future stories and Manly Wade Wellman wrote one. Five of the Captain Future tales carry the byline ‘Brett Sterling’, which was a housename used for a while that both Hamilton and Samachson wrote under. Most definitely science fiction space opera, the Captain Future stories go beyond that as well. A traditional Pulp hero in many ways, Captain Future also proved to be a character that readers could easily relate to. His involvement in the quest for justice is equally driven by his natural curiosity, the desire to explore and learn. He also clearly sees those closest to him, particularly the Futuremen, as family, and reacts to them in that way. The stories are also peppered with humor, including the ongoing war of words between Otho and Grag as well as absurd encounters with strange beings. Rocket into science fiction adventure and discover new worlds. Ripped from the pages of the Spring 1944 issue of Captain Future magazine, “Days of Creation” is read with wonder and excitement by Milton Bagby.Audiobook
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