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The Spider

G-8 and His Battle Aces

G-8, master spy and brilliant air force pilot, leads Bull Martin and Nippy Weston into battle during World War One. Germany and America's enemies have aligned all forms of evil to combat our hero.

 

The Red Falcon The Red Falcon Journey back to an Age of Aces! The Yanks and English know him as "The Red Falcon." The French call him "L' Faucon Rouge." And the Germans curse him as "Verdamnt Der Rot Falker". Meet Barry Rand. Unjustly wanted for a firing squad on his own side of the lines-facing death from the Germans on the other. He is a man abandoned by his country, but still willing to die for it!
Dusty Ayres Dusty Ayres The Black Invaders have conqured Europe and have now taken hold of Canada. Led by their Super Ace Pilot, the Black Hawk, they are poised to begin their assualt on America. Its up to Dusty Ayres, Super Ace of the U.S. Air Defense, and his squadron of Battle Birds, to stop the assualt on the free world.

Audiobook: Sabotage in the Sky by L. Ron Hubbard

Pilot Terry Lee has taught Bill Trevillian everything he knows about flying, enough that Bill's know considered the ace of American test pilots just as war breaks out in World War II Europe. Unknown to Bill, Terry's also taught his own kid sister, Kip, who's now almost as good ... read more

Pulp Era # 66 Mar-Apr 1967 by Lynn A. Hickman
Articles about Ace High Magazine, the Blue Max from Dare Devil Aces, the Spider and more. Great collection of pencil illustrations of WWI Aircraft. ... read more

Purple Prose #15 by Purple Prose

Only a one copy left of this fanzine from February 2002. Features "With Wings I Soared" by George Evans and Michael Chomko. Also, "Fighting Aces of War Skies: Fiction Houses's Premier Air Pulp - WINGS" by Steve Young and Michael Chomko.

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High Adventure #65: Crimson Doom by Robert Sidney Bowen
Dusty Ayres, air ace, is a pilot of unmatched skill and bravery. He alone had saved America from the Black Invaders once before, and now--would he trade his life to save the President's son, from the demonic Fire-Eyes?

In an action-packed mission towards pea ... read more

High Adventure #82: Conquest of America by Frederick C. Painton
Historian's Foreward: We are proud to present in this issue what we consider the most startling war novel ever written, in which Alexander WuFang, foreign war lord, conquers all foreign powers and sends his hordes on an invasion of America to destroy the United States in the terr ... read more

Adventures of Smoke Wade: Volume 1 by Robert J. Hogan

Smoke Wade is a rough and tumble Arizona cowpoke who never came across a fight or a bet he was afraid to take on. He left the range and became the skipper of the American 66th Pursuit Squadron in WWI France. Flying a Pinto colored Spad he calls Jake, after his favorite Pinto r ... read more

Black Sheep of Belogue: Best of O.B. Myers by O.B. Myers

Before he became a writer for the Pulp magazines, O.B. Myers was a decorated WWI fighter pilot. He is able to bring those experiences to life in his fiction about the air war in Europe. In this volume we introduce you to two of Myers’ best series.

The Black Sheep ... read more

Captain BabyFace: The Complete Adventures by Steve Fisher

Journey back to an Age of Aces! For Jed Garrett, "Captain Babyface" of the American Special Agent's Corps, his orders are simple: Kill Mr. Death!

But who is Mr. Death? One of Germany's brightest chemists and inventors, he had grown weary of life and entered a monast ... read more

Chinese Brady: The Complete Adventures by C. M. Miller

"If that isn't Chinese Brady I'll eat my boots!" Major Bill Abel and Colonel Rog Wharton recognized the new pilot immediately. His graying hair might be dyed black, but these two old war horses would never forget the man who had saved their lives in Shanghai during the 1900 Bo ... read more

Molloy & McNamara: Satan's Playmates by William Hartley

Mike Molloy and Tommy McNamara were the "Twin Terrors of the Western Front". They flew as if they had been born in Spads, they drank like thirsty whales, and they’d fought by each other's side through every mile of air along the lines and in every bar from the Front to Paris. ... read more

 

 

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