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Lion #63

May 1953 · Amalgamated Press · 3d [0-0-3 GBP]
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Lion #63 is an anthology featuring multiple stories. "Captain Condor: Space-Man of the Unknown Moon" by Frank S. Pepper follows space pilot Captain Condor and his crewmate Pete as they use a Zorian car to battle raging fires threatening an underground city, navigating through flame-proof suits and dangerous terrain. "Frogmen are Tough!" by Edward R. Home-Gall depicts British Royal Frogmen Don Drew and Nobby Pounds, who obtained vital intelligence about enemy secret weapons during the Italian campaign and must protect it while crossing a cable-car gorge under fire from Italian soldiers. "Brett Marlowe Detective: The Case of the Kidnapped Strong-Man" by John Fordice involves detective Brett Marlowe investigating the abduction of a street performer's collection of chains, leading him to pursue criminals and discover clues at the Thames riverbank involving an Indian ship.

Contains 5 stories
Sandy Dean's Schooldays [Part 22]
3 pp
Part 8
2 pp
Part 36
2 pp
The Case of the Kidnapped Strong-Man
2 pp
Untitled Science Fiction story
1 pp · Science Fiction

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