Author: Adam

Deadly Sins, Part Eighteen

Continued from Part Seventeen Jirel sat at the writing desk in his quarters. A voice came from the HV window behind him. “Meet me at the Wild Acres Casino in Vegas in forty-five. I’ll be out front in a Coke Delivery van.” “McGraw? Is that you?” “Quiet, fool. If you care about Snyder, meet me…

Powerhouse Carries On, Part Three

Continued from Part Two Father Douglas eyed the parishioners lining up for confession and sighed. Father Brady asked, “What’s the matter?” “Arnold Witter’s in line.” “So?” “Every time there’s a big crime in the news, he comes here and confesses to it.” “How do you deal with it?” “I just give him his penance for…

Fifth Column, Part Six

Continued from Part Five Captain Justice hurled a smoke grenade into the midst of the drug dealers in the alley. He dashed in with his night vision goggles on. He got the first thug on the chin, knocking him to the ground. He unholstered his tranquilizer gun and fired at the second.  Dart after dart…

Deadly Sins, Part Seventeen

Continued from Part Sixteen Snyder stared at the seventeen-year-old private seated across the conference table from him. He slid a report across the desk. “Care to explain this, Mardman?” Mardman peered down at the Iboard. “Looks like my performance ranking.” “It looks like garbage. You were playing Helicopter Commando so vigorously, you let this report…

Dr. Roebling and the Voice Machine, Part Four (Superman EP0220)

Clark Kent and Lois Lane begin investigating a couple registered a phony name. Original Air Date: August 1, 1941 This great Serial radio show from the 1940s is brought to you by Laser and Sword Magazine, Laser and Sword Online store and download Issue 1 for free or purchase the Annual Edition containing 11 action packed stories+

Powerhouse Carries On, Part Two

Continued from Part One Powerhouse sat in the back row at Reverend Jones’ funeral. His black Jimmy Olsen finally finished the epic poem he’d written in Jones’ honor and pointed at the audience. “Powerhouse.” He jumped up. Him? Sure, everyone else had been called on to participate, but—oh, why not? “Reverend Jones was a very…

Fifth Column, Part Five

Continued from Part Four Dr. Lenny Baxter sat in a laundry truck, monitoring Captain Justice’s vitals. Stable. The radio crackled. “Doc, I see something.” Heart rate up. Lenny pressed the button on his two way radio. “What is it, Cap?” “A drug deal. Big. Looks like eight guys down there. Cops would take months to…