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Via an unguessable abyss fraught with peril, Curt Newton and the Futuremen attempt to save the remnants of an great civilization from suicide and destruction! Mort Weisinger, Thrilling Magazines' go to knowledge fiction editor, shown author Edmond Hamilton with a thought for a futuristic hero ensemble in the mold of Doc Savage. This is a computed move, as Hamilton possessed already built a solid reputation as a popular writer of space opera. Hamilton had taken the rudimentary odds and ends that Weisinger possessed come up with and stitched them alongside one another into Captain Future, using another storyline that he'd written - "The Three Planeteers", as a blueprint. Prepared to struggle with fists and weaponry if he must, Captain Future also has other skills that come into play. Curtis Newton isn't simply smart, but he shows compassion throughout the series, for those around him and aliens not used to him. Unlike many knowledge fiction heroes, Captain Future doesn't presume a new being he encounters is evil because they will vary. Lots of the conflicts are simply just misunderstandings and Captain Future demonstrates himself as strong a diplomat as he's a fighter. Secret is an component of several of the Captain Future reviews. Curt Newton and the Futuremen are often faced with not only keeping an alien competition or preventing planetary destruction, but also learning who is behind the latest bad deed or how it is being done. The way in which the knowledge fiction whodunits are designed in the reviews aren't simply throwaway devices. Hints are left and fact is distributed to listeners, making the ultimate solution believable and enjoyable, letting them show you the theif right alongside Captain Future. Rocket into knowledge fiction adventure and find out new worlds. Ripped from the pages of the Show up 1942 issue of Captain Future publication, "Planets in Peril" is read with surprise and excitement by Milton Bagby.
