Zero (Philip Mendoza, 1898-1973), ''Cataclysm'' by Vargo Statten, 1951

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Zero (Philip Mendoza, 1898-1973), ''Cataclysm'' by Vargo Statten, 1951
Cover art by Ron Turner
Inferno. Vargo Statten. London: Scion, Ltd., [1950]. First edition.
In the year 2150 A.D. immortal Atlanteans living underground on the planet Saturn help a stranded astronaut and his girl friend overthrow the ruthless Earth dictator who tried to kill them. The main part of the plot involves super science, dopplegangers and matter transmission. "A grandiose interplanetary adventure."
1950s British Science Fiction videocast celebrates John Russell Fearn’s best SF work
1950s British Science Fiction videocast celebrates John Russell Fearn’s best SF work
The latest episode of the excellent video cast series 1950s British Science Fiction focuses on a single novel by John Russell Fearn, writing as Vargo Statten, regarded by author, editor, literary agent and publisher Philip Harbottle as his best. Phil is not alone in his view. Across the Ages, published in the UK in 1952 by Scion Ltd Books, with a cover by Norman Light, had already appeared in…
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Vargo Statten - The Cosmic Flame 1950