OPUS#155 City from the Sea, The

OPUS: #155
Title: City from the Sea
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1940
Type: novelette
“Good and Evil Spirits Survived on a Lost continent”–TOC
“The tale of a lost continent cast up by the sea, and the dread menace it held for the people of our world – a thrill-tale of startling perils and eery events”

Publications:

  • Weird Tales, Vol. 35, no. 3, May 1940, (May 1940, ed. Dorothy McIlwraith, publ. Weird Tales, $0.15, 132pp, Pulp, magazine) Cover: Hannes Bok; Illust: Bok

ebook: https://archive.org/details/Weird_Tales_v35n03_1940-05

OPUS#154 Calling Captain Future [CF#2]

OPUS: #154
Title: Calling Captain Future
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1969
Type: NOVEL
Series: Captain Future
Series Number: 2
“Curtis Newton, wizard of science, and his trio of futuremen blaze a trail across the stars for forestall the coup of Dr. Zarro – leader of a legion of peril!”

Publications:

  • Captain Future, Vol. 1, no. 2, Spring 1940, (Apr 1940, ed. Mort Weisinger, publ. Better Publications, Inc., $0.15, 132pp, Pulp, magazine) Cover: Bergey; Illust: Wesso
  • Calling Captain Future, (1969, Edmond Hamilton, publ. Popular Library, #60-2421, $0.60, 144pp, pb) Cover: Herbert J. Bruck
  • The Collected Captain Future: Wizard of Science: Volume One:, (Jul 2009, Edmond Hamilton, publ. Haffner Press, 1-893887-35-9, $40.00, xxii+723pp, hc, omni) Cover: George Rozen

ebook: https://archive.org/details/Captain_Future_v01n02_1940-Spring_beb

OPUS#153 Interplanetary Graveyard

OPUS: #153
Title: Interplanetary Graveyard
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1940
Type: short story
“Mark Raymond weeps? as he approaches the grave of Ardra, taken by a strange malady while he was away as Jupitar — but terror strikes him as he hinds her body missing and strange footprints leading the distant!”–TOC
“A great sorrow engulfs Mark Raymond as he returns to Earth from a four – month trip to Jupitar – for he learns that his Ardra had died of a strange malady. But this sorrow turns to object horror when he finds her grave empty and desecrated by crude footprints!”

Publications:

  • Future Fiction, Vol. 1, no. 2, March 1940, (Mar 1940, ed. Charles D. Hornig, publ. Double Action Magazines, Inc., $0.15, 116pp, pulp, magazine) Cover: Scott; Illust: Lindsay Robert Streeter
  • TO THE STARS-& BEYOND, [1989] *Not Yet Published

OPUS#152 Doom Over Venus

OPUS: #152
Title: Doom Over Venus
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1940
Type: novelette
“Clark Stanton hurtles from the make-believe world of a Venusian dream palace to the grim reality of a fobbiden citadel of science!
Publications:

  • Thrilling Wonder Stories, Vol. 15, no. 2, February 1940, (Feb 1940, ed. Mort Weisinger, publ. Better Publications, Inc., $0.15, 132pp, Pulp, magazine) Cover: Howard V. Brown; Illust: Paul

ebook: https://archive.org/details/Thrilling_Wonder_Stories_v15n02_1940-02/page/n85/mode/2up?view=theater

OPUS#151 Three Planeteers, The

OPUS: #151
Title: The Three Planeteers (Complete Novel)
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1940
Type: novel
Note: The Two Thousand Centuries
“From Earth, Venus and Mercury, three Musketeers of Space, accompanied by a female D’Artagnan, rocket out in a grim battle against the League of the Cold Worlds!”
「地球人、火星人、金生人のトリオが、太陽系を股にかけて、悪の軍勢にたちむかうという、むちゃくちゃなお話である。」 – マイク・アシュリー著; 牧眞司訳『SF雑誌の歴史 : パルプマガジンの饗宴』(東京創元社, 2004.7) p. 170
Contents:
01 Comrades of Peril 13
02 Cold-World Menace 16
03 Into the Zone 22
04 Pirate Princess 26
05 Secret Enemy 31
06 The Trap 36
07 Shadow of the League 40
08 Out of the Past 44
09 Imprisoned Planeteers 50
10 Under Saturn’s Rings 55
11 Secret Police 58
12 Citadel of Fear 64
13 Dictator of Worlds 68
14 Under the Psychophones 72
15 Though the Tempest 76
16 Forbidden World 80
17 In the Shining Wastes 85
18 Damned Souls of Erebus 89
19 Cheerly’s Cunning 92
20 At Uranus’ Orbit 96
21 The Fight on the Moon 101
22 Blaine’s Weapon 104-105, 120, 122-126
23 Epilogue 126-129
Publications:

  • Startling Stories, Vol. 3, no. 1, January 1940, (Jan 1940, ed. Mort Weisinger, publ. Better Publications, Inc., $0.15, 132pp, Pulp, magazine) Cover: Brown Illust: Finlay

Review:

  • Gammell, Leon L., The Annotated Guide to Startling Stories, Starmont House, 1986, p. 6. “Typical rip-roaring Hamilton space opera. Nothing exceptional, but a rattling good yarn of three adventurers of the spaceways—an Earthling, a Martian and a Venusian–who join forces to combat the malevolent machinations of the evil League of the Cold Worlds to dominate the entire Solar System, including an heroic journey to the radioactive world of Erebus, outermost outpost of Sol’s family. This was possibly the prototype novel for the later Captain Future novels that started in their own magazine, a companion to both Startling Stories and Thrilling Wonder Stories, in Spring of 1940. “

OPUS#150 Captain Future and the Space Emperor [CF#1]

OPUS: #150
Title: Captain Future and the Space Emperor
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1940
Type: NOVEL
Series: Captain Future
Series Number: 1
“Follow the quest of Curtis Newton, wizardman of science, as he scours the worlds of tomorrow in the hunt for the greatest interplanetary outlaw of all time!”

Publications:

  • Captain Future, Vol. 1, no. 1, Winter 1940, (Jan 1940, ed. Mort Weisinger, publ. Better Publications, Inc., $0.15, 132pp, Pulp, magazine) Cover: Rozen; Illust: Wesso
  • Captain Future and the Space Emperor, (1969, Edmond Hamilton, publ. Popular Library, #60-2457, $0.60, 128pp, pb) Cover: Herbert J. Bruck
  • The Collected Captain Future: Wizard of Science: Volume One:, (Jul 2009, Edmond Hamilton, publ. Haffner Press, 1-893887-35-9, $40.00, xxii+723pp, hc, omni) Cover: George Rozen

Reviews:

  • Review by Tony Lewis (1970) in Locus, February 23, 1970
  • Son of WSFA Journal. 21:7. May 1971. (R.Weston)

OPUS#149 Dweller in the Darkness

OPUS: #149
Title: Dweller in the Darkness
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1939
Type: short story

“A public enemy gains the advantage of complete invisibility – only to find it the supreme curse!”–TOC
“Public Enemy Number One Forces Dr. Geary to give him the secret of invisibility, so that he could better prey upon his victims – but he does not suspect the awful horror that accompanies the experiment!”

Publications:

  • Science Fiction, Vol. 1, no. 4, October 1939, (Oct 1939, ed. Charles D. Hornig, publ. Blue Ribbon Magazines, $0.15, 132pp, Pulp, magazine) Cover: Frank R. Paul; Illust: Schomburg
  • Science Fiction (UK), October 1939

ebook: https://archive.org/details/sciencefictionv01n04193910/page/n55/mode/2up

OPUS#148 Horror Out of Carthage

OPUS: #148
Title: Horror Out of Carthage
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1939
Type: novelette
“Across 2000 years went Blaine and Edith to find themselves doomed by history to die in the conquest of ancient Carthage.” – Fantastic Adventures
“Ever wonder where those old “horror” movies originate? We’re not claiming they all came from the pen of Ed Hamilton, but there is what may very well be the original plot idea for all of them. There’s this old archeologist see, and he has a beauteous daughter and they’re on this dig when all-of-a-sudden…” – Fantastic

Publications:

  • Fantastic Adventures, Vol. 1, no. 3, September 1939, (Sep 1939, ed. Raymond A. Palmer, publ. Ziff-Davis Publishing Company, $0.20, 100pp, Bedsheet, magazine), pp. 6-23. Cover: Harold W. McCauley
  • Fantastic, Vol. 17, no. 6, August 1968, (Aug 1968, ed. Harry Harrison, publ. Ultimate Publishing Co., Inc., $0.50, 148pp, Digest, magazine), pp. 23-50, 142. Illust : Jay Jackson

Reviews:

  • Gallagher, Edward J., The Annotated Guide to Fantastic Adventures, Starmont House, 1985, p. 3. “At the time of the Roman invasion the King of Carthage and the high priestess of Moloch project their minds across time and trade bodies with an archeologist excavating Carthage and his fiance. Only the aid of the King’s jealous wife enables the two Americans to reverse the mind travel process and escape hideous death at the hands of the Romans or sacrifice to Moloch.”

ebook: https://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=37013

OPUS#147 Debtor at Eight

OPUS: #147
Title: Debtor at Eight
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1939
Type: short story or vignette
“There’s a time and place for everything, even murder, but eight o’clock in a modern study, isn’t it!”
Publication:

  • Detective Short Stories [v2 #4, September 1939] (Manvis Publications, Inc., 10¢, 116pp, pulp), pp. 68-70?.

OPUS#146 Man Who Solved Death, The

OPUS: #146
Title: The Man Who Solved Death
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1939
Type: short story
“Dr. White dares the vengeance of the Unknown in his quest for knowledge – and a terrible condemnation comes from beyond the grave!”–TOC

Publications:

  • Science Fiction, Vol. 1, no. 3, August 1939, (Aug 1939, ed. Charles D. Hornig, publ. Blue Ribbon Magazines, $0.35, 132pp, Pulp, magazine) Cover: Frank R. Paul