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…
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…
Clark Kent is arrested on the train Original Air Date: July 30, 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+
Jimmy is suspicious of the stranger who is obviously Dr. Roebling but is pretending not to be. Clark responds by patronizing Jimmy. Original Air Date: July 28, 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…
Continued from Part Fifteen On Monday, he sat back at his desk. Dread had pulled the plug on Emergency Ops after screaming like a crazy man about the department’s budget. Snyder stared at the boring screen, trying to think of something to do between false alarms. Amanda stood at his desk, “Snyder, come with me.”…
Continued from Powerhouse v. Nightlord The kind eyes of Reverend Jones stared up from his obituary photo. Power-house’s lower lip wobbled. “I failed.” Zolgron perched on a black boulder, his back to the waterfall churning purple under thick storm clouds. “Nonsense, you handled the greater risk.” “But I promised to protect Reverend Jones. And now…
Continued from Part Three Jason Justice stood on a rooftop in New York, overlooking an alley. Could Captain Justice come back? Only one way to answer the question. A man with a gun crouched in the alley, waiting for his victim. A well-dressed man in his early forties walked by. The mugger pointed his gun…
Continued from Part Fourteen’ Snyder sat on the double bed. From the HV window, Zircon Defoe fired a round of machine guns into the criminals and laughed. “A whole lot cheaper than court.” Snyder leaned back. Darn right. Amanda came out of the bathroom. “Hey, let’s hit the casino again.” Snyder yawned. “Maybe we could…
Jimmy and Clark are leaving on a train when they run into a mysterious stranger Original Air Date: July 25, 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…
Continued from Part Thirteen Lenny sat in his kitchen table, playing solitaire cribbage. As usual, he lost. He’d never known anyone who won solitaire, not even Reverend Jones. He choked back tears. He had to do something. He went to the closet and grab-bed his bugle from his days in the military, so long ago….