Author: Adam

The Devil’s Fool, Part Eight

Continued from Part Seven Two weeks later, Jesse Miller’s terry cloth bathrobe hung loose as he stood on his recently stained deck, staring at the stone wall surrounding his massive property in the suburbs of Philadelphia. He pulled a 9mm revolver from his pocket. Not as effective as the Sword’s blade, but far less suspicious. Jesse…

Crossroads, Part Seven

Continued from Part Six Snyder ducked behind ferns and a vine as a bayonet blade came flying towards his head. He stabbed his attacker in the back. The attacker fell to the ground and Snyder delivered a final blow to the shoulder blade of the holographic opponent. The opponent disappeared and so did the jungle,…

The Devil’s Fool, Part Seven

Continued from Part Six After calling Major Karmokov, he changed his van’s tires, put his shirt and coat back on, and drove to his headquarters, an old garage on the outskirts of town. Upon entering the garage, the Defender sighed. Did the Sword have to see the garage this way? The smell of grease was…

Crossroads, Part Six

Continued from Part Five A few days later, the bugle blasted reveille. Snyder groaned, turned over in his bunk, and looked at his watch. 0300? What the heck? Reveille wasn’t supposed to be until 0500. Sergeant Cutler burst in fully dressed. Does that guy ever sleep? “Up and at ’em, soldiers. We’re having a special assembly…

Invisible Man, Part Four (Superman EP0114)

When the Mayor is intimidated by the Invisible man, Kent, White, and Lane search the Mayor’s office. Original Air Date: November 18, 1940 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.

The Devil’s Fool, Part Six

Continued from Part Five Cold night air blew past the Defender. Couldn’t Aggei Aganovich find a less drafty place to conduct business? Closer to town would have made more sense, too. Aggei entered the building, his large, rotund frame nearly bursting out of his suit. He slapped down a briefcase. The Defender pulled a small…