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The Case of the Scarlet Feather
by Robert J. Hogan
"When I know the secret of the five casks, I will be all powerful. Find the one who can tell me the secret. I will wait -- but not for long." This was the command Wu Fang gave to his agents deep in New York's Chinatown.
Year: 1935
Genre: Weird Menace
The Case of the Six Coffins
by Robert J. Hogan
From the September, 1935 issue of The Mysterious Wu Fang. There is one Val Kildare. It is my wish that he die the most painful death in our power to inflict." From an underground room in Limehouse this order was given. And now, across the Atlantic, sped a murder cargo to wipe out the only man who stood between Wu Fang, Emperor of Crime, and his conquest of the world.
Year: 1935
Genre: Weird Menace
The Case of the Yellow Mask
by Robert J. Hogan
A thousand years ago the man with the golden mask had ruled a continent; today, men scoffed at the legend. A golden face with hypnotic powers? Impossible! ... But Wu Fang, dragon lord of crime,smiled wisely; he wanted that mask -- wanted enough to blaze a murder trail across half the globe.
Year: 1935
Genre: Weird Menace
The Case of the Black Lotus
by Robert J. Hogan
Murder, swift and unseen -- taking as its toll the most prominent citizens of New York, and marking them with blood and horror, the trail of the mysterious Black Lotus. What was the purpose of this silent scourge, that stilled the innocent in sudden death? Val Kildare knew this much at least; that the fiend behind the slaughter killed not for vengeance but for pleasure!
Year: 1936
Genre: Weird Menace
The Case of the Green Death
by Robert J. Hogan
Newspapers throughout the civilized world screamed the headlines -- "Wu Fang CAPTURED!" And within the escape-proof walls of Scotland Yard, it was a fact, accomplished through the clever hands of Val Kildare. Yet somewhere within the evil haunts of fog bound London, sinister agents knew the unspoken desires of the Crime Lord and advanced with the single thought -- ESCAPE! -- ever onward weaving their patterns of Death and Despair!
Year: 1936
Genre: Weird Menace
The Case of the Hidden Scourge
by Robert J. Hogan
Into the city of Baghdad, once host to the forty thieves and hot bed of ancient sin- has come the Dragon Lord of Crime, Wu Fang- his purpose and his mission death- but death more ghastly than any the mind of man can conceive, wrested from the secrets of forgotten centuries and now employed in gaining mastery of the earth.
Year: 1936
Genre: Weird Menace
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