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Striking terror on four worlds, a inexplicable raider throttles interplanetary business - and globe summons Curtis Newton, the wizard of research, and his trio of Futuremen to fight this sinister menace. Knowledge fiction is filled with heroes, from warriors to explorers. Only one number, though, exemplifies every characteristic a great hero cruising the stars should have. Captain Future, created basically by Edmond Hamilton based on a concept directed at him from Thrilling Magazines. Equivalent parts genius, fighter, scientist, explorer, and faithful team member, Captain Future place the typical for what great science-fiction stories should be, the impact of the stories still being noticed today. Mystery is an element of many of the Captain Future stories. Curt Newton and the Futuremen are often confronted with not only saving an alien race or protecting against planetary devastation, but also learning who's behind the latest evil deed or how it is being done. The way in which the research fiction whodunits are built in the stories aren't simply throwaway devices. Clues are still left and fact is distributed to listeners, making the final solution believable and fascinating, letting them show you the bad guy right alongside Captain Future. Most definitely science-fiction space opera, the Captain Future stories go beyond that. A normal pulp hero in lots of ways, Captain Future also became a personality that viewers could easily relate to. His involvement in the quest for justice is equally powered by his natural curiosity, the desire to explore and learn. He also clearly sees those closest to him, particularly the Futuremen, as family, and reacts to them by doing so. The stories are also peppered with humor and absurd encounters with odd beings. Rocket into research fiction adventure and find out new worlds. Ripped from the internet pages of the summer 1940 issue of Captain Future publication, "Captain Future's Obstacle" is read with think about and thrills by Milton Bagby.
