Don Fortune Magazine #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDon Fortune Magazine #2 is an anthology featuring two main stories: the first involves a scheme by criminals posing as doctors who stage fatal "accidents" to collect insurance money from wealthy victims, which is uncovered by Don Fortune and his associates; the second story, "Delecta of the Planets," follows the adventures of a female character from the planet Myro who crash-lands on Earth, where she encounters Telepan and becomes involved in a conflict between the forces of light and dark, with references to atomic power. The issue combines detective noir elements with early science fiction themes.
Stranded on an alien world after his ship crashes on the planet Myro, Lawrence Breck of Ohio must navigate the treacherous politics of the Kalpan System—where Queen Delecta rules with benevolence, but her jealous aunt Ardora and the unpredictable Prince Umbrio plot constantly to seize power. When Breck returns to Myro to retrieve his atomic-powered vessel, he finds himself caught between competing schemes, each faction convinced he holds the key to their ambitions.
Victor the Violinist takes on a high-society gig when Mrs. Van Snob hires him to play violin for her exclusive party—but when she insists he keep his distance from her guests, Victor's quick wit turns the tables on her snobbery. It's a brisk, clever jab at class pretension wrapped up in a single-page punchline.
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