Sundays certainly come round quickly each week which is fine by me because it gives me a valid excuse to delve into my Badger book collection for another title to enjoy. This weekend’s volume is another by John E. Muller, better known as the trio of R. L. Fanthorpe, John S. Glasby and A. A. Glynn and carries the following tagline;
The man they had rejected came back to rule the new nuclear age
The cover features one of Badger’s trademark ‘floating faces’ which appears open mouthed and furrowed of brow materialising out of the clouds, hovering menacingly above a futuristic domed city.
Righto, that’s enough typing as I’m itching to get between the covers and find out where this story leads me. I’ll be back next weekend with another gem from the Badger vaults.
Reactor XK9 by John E. Muller
(Serial Number SF96)
This version was published in 1963 by Badger Books
The cover artist is H. Fox
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I wonder if the story will reveal the secrets of those floating red crucifixes!
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Nothing in the book so far Mr Nash, I’ll let you know if they do indeed appear. All the best.
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You’re not actually READING these are you?! No wonder you’re sometimes not quite yourself! I actually used to buy these new when they came out, and yes I did read them, but I surely couldn’t now 🙂 I don’t know whether to admire you or pity you 🙂 🙂
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A bit of both probably Bernie… xx
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I notice that the cover price is 4 Austerity shillings?!?! But I assume you paid in new austerity pence 🙂
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I sure wish I had done Mr Cafe, nicely spotted!
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I have to confess, I covet your collection of floating heads.
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Thank you, I’m sure I’ll be posting more over the coming weeks so keep an eye out. All the best.
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