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HOUDINI: Le Maitre du Mystere (Burton King, 1919)
Released as a 15 part serial.
McCLURE'S MAGAZINE (S S McClure Co., 1909 - 1910)
Art: F X Leyendecker
LE GLOBETROTTER (1906) featuring SPIRIDON LE MUET ("SPIRIDON THE MUTE").
Paschal Grousset aka "André Laurie", 1906.
Spiridon was the ruler of a colony of intelligent ants living on an island off the coast of Corsica who communicated 'by vibrations'. The plot of this story is verrrrrry strange...
EL OXIDO VERDE ("THE GREEN RUST") -- EDGAR WALLACE (Editorial Maucci, 1919?)
Artist uncredited
"Les Armées de L'air" by Pierre Giffard (1908?)
Illustrated by Alfred Robida
This appeared in a series of 30 episodes, weekly every Thursday. Les Armées de L'air was No. 2. The complete series totalled about 1000 pages, I believe, including the covers and numerous illustrations by Robida.
FRANK READE WEEKLY MAGAZINE #1 (1902)
"Noname" = Luis Senarens.
Stories mostly reprinted from the earlier Dime Novel Five Cent Wide Awake Library, Boys of New York, Frank Reade Library, etc, etc series. Frank Reade and "His Steam Man of the Plains" was one of the most widely-read 19th century heroes and helped lay the foundations (along with the better-known Wells, Verne, etc, etc) for what became early 20th century science-fiction.
NEW NICK CARTER WEEKLY #469 (Street & Smith, 1905)
"PEDRO THE DOG DETECTIVE"
