Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic science fiction and horror double novels with original illustrations.  The first novel is a sci-fi gem, “The Face Beyond the Veil” by Rog Phillips. The second novel is a journey into supernatural horror, Paul W. Fairman’s “Rest in Agony.”  

Armchair fiction presents extra-large paperback editions of the best in classic science fiction novels.  A.Merritt's "The Face in the Abyss and Other Fantastic Tales" is the seventeenth installment of our "Lost World-Lost Race Classics" series.  After weeks of toiling through treacherous country, Nicholas Graydon and his partners found themselves lost in the Peruvian wilderness on a hunt for lost Incan treasure...

FILIBUS (1915) Cristina Ruspoli, Mario Mariani, Giovanni Spano, Filippo Vallino.  Great early silent super-criminal film with sci-fi elements.  Ruspoli is the sinister sky pirate, Filibus, who pulls off amazing robberies with her super-science airship. When she’s pursued by top-of-the-line detective Mariani, she initiates a  series of...

THE FINAL WAR—Widescreen Edition (1960) Tatsuo Umemiya, Yoshiko Mita, Yayoi Furusato.  This is a sci-fi nuclear destruction film that fans have been clamoring to see for years.  And though no English subtitles currently exist, the storyline here isn’t all that hard to follow, even if it is in Japanese only. The scenes of nuclear destruction are pretty well done for the time...

Armchair fiction presents extra large editions of the best in classic science fiction novels, complete with original illustrations.  Here’s a great paperback edition of that space opera class, “The Fire People” by one of the masters of early science fiction, Ray Cummings.  It was a fiery invasion from another planet!  No one could have suspected that Earth was in mortal danger...

Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic science fiction double novels. The first novel is “Flame Jewel of the Ancients” by Edwin L Graber. The Tane Jewel was thought to be only a legend--a tiny golden...

(1940) Buster Crabbe, Jean Rogers, Charles Middleton.  It's Flash against Ming again as the Purple Death threatens the Earth...

(1967) Paul Stevens, Claudie Lange, John Heston. Every so often we come across a movie that is so bad it nearly defies description.  Flashman is one of those movies.  Flashman is actually a spoiled British Royal who doesn’t have any superpowers or gadgetry whatsoever—so what’s the point of the costume?  There are lots of villains running around, including a mafiosa type guy who kills a scientist for his invisibility formula, then robs banks while he’s invisible... 

(1955) Orhan Erçin, Zafer Önen, Türkan Samil, Özcan Tekgül, Mirella Monro.  This really isn’t much of a movie, yet somehow it kind of works (5.5 on IMDB).  There’s a flying saucer, a dorky robot, an elixir of life, and a plethora of cheesy alien dames who have come to Earth looking for…you guessed it…men!  And who do they find?  

Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations.  The first novel, David H. Keller’s “The Flying Threat,” is a story of science gone mad.  The second novel is “The Fifth Dimension Tube” by science fiction icon, Murray Leinster. 

(1953) Richard Crane, Vic Perrin, Scotty Beckett, Dian Fauntelle, Richard Meredith, Sally Mansfield. Outer space thrills with Rocky Jones and his Space Rangers. Rocky is dispatched to investigate an

Armchair fiction presents extra-large paperback editions of the best in classic science fiction novels.  Howard Browne's "Forgotten Worlds" is the second installment of our "Lost World-Lost Race Classics" series.  Reed McGurn was an American pilot flying a Spitfire in WWII.  His plane soared into battle over southern Germany.  The action was fierce, and after a mid-air collision with a German fighter, McGurn’s plane was sent hurtling to the ground.  Only his plane never reached the ground--at least not the battle-scarred German landscape...