Download Spider #6, March 1934: The Spider AudioBook Free
Back in 2011 when Tom Brown asked me to pick the series that would best start the Will Murray Pulp Classics line of audiobooks, that was a fairly easy one: The Spider! Nothing at all screamed pulp action like the Master of Men. Since then, we've released reviews from different years. A new question has been elevated: Where will an interested customer start if he or she is not used to the Spider? That was a puzzler. So we noted a fresh release - the perfect entry way for old and new Spider lovers similarly. Ripped from the March 1934 problem of the newspaper, Citadel of Hell was the sixth Spider novel Novell W. Page penned, and one of is own early trips de push. It starts with a crazy car run after through the canyons of Manhattan that leads to the to begin several running battles where Richard Wentworth, both in and out of his Spider disguise, assumes Red Cover up and his Food Destroyers as they bring NEW YORK to its knees through the vicious advertising campaign of arson and starvation. This is the novel that released the Depression-era figure of Tito Caliepi, the hunchbacked street-corner violinist disguise that over another year or so of the series metamorphosed into the twisted, fearsome amount of the Spider who terrorized the underworld for ten unrelenting years. So if you've never paid attention to a Spider audiobook - although you may have - and you're looking to leap aboard, we highly recommend Citadel of Hell, one of the fantastic fast-moving Spider books of 1934. Because of this special occasion, we told words professional Nick Santa Maria to crank it up and give it his all. And he sure does! This enjoyable audiobook also includes two short reviews, "Killer's Knout" by Anson Hatch and G. T. Fleming Roberts' "The Ranking Corpse". Citadel of Hell is an unforgettable excursion into the righteous madness that was the Spider, Master of Men!
