The Mysterious Wu Fang #1 September 1935

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The Mysterious Wu Fang eBook
#1 September 1935

Total Pulp Experience. These exciting pulp adventures have been beautifully reformatted for easy reading as an eBook and features every story, every editorial, and every column of the original pulp magazine.

Wu Fang is a Chinese criminal mastermind and scientific genius. With his hybrid monkey-men, he plans to conquer America. He is member of various secret societies and has spies everywhere. Opposing him is Val Kildare of the F.B.I. His aides, reporter Jerry Hazard, archaeologist Rod Carson and newsboy Cappy, help him in his battles against the sinister man of evil known as Wu Fang

Inspired by the Asian menace of Fu Manchu, Harry Steeger, publisher of Popular Publications, decided to publish a villain-centered pulp magazine series. And so, The Mysterious Wu Fang was born. The series was written by Robert J. Hogan, who also wrote for G-8 and his Battle Aces and The Secret Six. But after seven stories, the series was ended. An eighth story "The Case of the Living Poison" was planned, but never was printed.

Table of Contents:

Letter from the Author

A Full-Length Wu Fang Novel
The Case of the Six Coffins
by Robert J. Hogan
“There is one Val Kildare, government agent. It is my wish that he die the most painful death in our power to inflict.” From an underground room in Limehouse this order was given. And now, across the Atlantic, sped a murder cargo to wipe out the only man who stood between Wu Fang, Emperor of Crime, and his conquest of the world!

Blood on the Goose — A Short Story
by Alden H. Norton
A nursery ghyme sends Jim Fallon deep into Chinatown on the trail of a vanished girl.

Princess of Death — A Short Story
by Steve Fisher
Murder stalked the corpse of old Hung Tow and his beautiful ebony-eyed daughter.

The Murder Chest — A Short Story
by Frank Gruber
Ah Fue’s death was either the start or the end of a tong war... Stanton meant to find out!

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