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Atoms of Death by Grant, Maxwell; Gibson, Walter is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
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ATOMS OF DEATH was originally published in the July 15, 1935 issue of The Shadow Magazine. It's The Shadow vs. an atomic ray gun. Crime has struck Manhattan - crime aided by an evil inventor and his sinister device that can disintegrate matter. The Shadow must meet this ultimate challenge or become dispersed into "Atoms of Death."В This is another top-notch 1935 story that shows off The Shadow's amazing abilities. We get to see The Shadow return in his guise as Henry Arnaud, and in his most familiar role impersonating millionaire Lamont Cranston. We even get to witness a rare conversation between the "real" Cranston and the "fake" Cranston. And this story brings back the character of Bruce Duncan, who was our proxy hero in two previous stories, "The Eyes of The Shadow" and "Red Menace."В Long ago, Bruce Duncan had identified Cliff Marsland, a man of repute in gangland, as a secret agent of The Shadow. Now, he seeks out Marsland to deliver a warning to The Shadow. Crime is about to strike! Crime unlike anything that Manhattan has ever seen.В It seems that since we last saw him, Bruce Duncan has been working as secretary for an inventor by the name of Professor Baldridge Jark. The pr
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- Author
- Grant, Maxwell; Gibson, Walter
- Publisher
- Street & Smith
- Published
- 1935
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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