The Complete Cabalistic Cases of Semi Dual, the Occult Detect... by John Ulrich Giesy

When Tigers Are Hunting: The Complete Adventures of Cordie, Soldier of Fortune, Volume 1 The Secret 6 Classics: The Suicide Squad’s Last Mile Starbird and Lincoln Hoffmanĭead Men Singing: The Men Who Fought For Texas The Complete Adventures of the Moon Man, Volume 1: 1933įrederick C. Them That Lives By Their Guns: The Collected Hard-Boiled Stories of Race Williams, Volume 1Ĭarroll John Daly introduction by Brooks E. Kenneth Robeson, Lester Dent & Will Murray

The Complete Cases of Jeffery Wren, Volume 1

The Complete Cases of Keyhole Kerry, Volume 2 The Complete Cases of Bail-Bond Dodd, Volume 1 The Complete Cases of Secrets, Inc., Volume 1įrederick C. The Complete Air Adventures of Gales & McGill, Volume 1: 1927-29įrederick Nebel introduction by John LockeĮdith and Ejler Jakobsson introduction by Garyn G. The Complete Air Adventures of Gales & McGill, Volume 2: 1930-31 Of Giesy's several screenplays, of most interest is perhaps The Eyes of Mystery ( 1918), a haunted house tale directed by Tod Browning.List of Altus Press publications Title Giesy's sf – tempered as it is by a devout belief in astrology – has dated and is now of historical interest, but for years he was considered second only to Burroughs as an author of the Planetary Romance. Giesy's further sf includes a Utopia, 'In 2112' (10 August 1912 Cavalier), written with his frequent collaborator, the Utah lawyer Junius Smith (1883-1945), and a number of humorous stories about the eccentric Dr Xenophon Xerxes Zapt. Derivative of Edgar Rice Burroughs's Martian stories, these novels are also highly practical, for Croft triumphs not through his own strength but because of an encyclopedic knowledge of Earth's technologies of destruction. The Jason Croft or Palos trilogy – Palos of the Dog Star Pack (13 July-10 August 1918 All-Story Weekly cut 1965), The Mouthpiece of Zitu (5 July-2 August 1919 All-Story Weekly cut 1965) and Jason, Son of Jason (16 April- Argosy cut 1966) – features Croft's adventures on Palos, a planet of Sirius. All for His Country (21 February-14 March 1914 Cavalier 1915), which combines Future War and Edisonade elements, pits a young inventor's radium-powered plane (see Elements), complete with Antigravity, against the treacherous Japanese, who burn Los Angeles (see California) to the ground, and who boast their own Weapon, an advanced aerial torpedo ominously, Giesy also accuses Japanese-Americans from California of betrayal (see Yellow Peril).

(1877-1947) US physiotherapist, screenwriter and Pulp-magazine writer, author of many stories, most not sf, in Argosy and All-Story Weekly 1914-1934.

The Complete Cabalistic Cases of Semi Dual, the Occult Detect... by John Ulrich Giesy