Armchair Fiction presents fully illustrated, extra large editions of classic science fiction double novels.  “All Aboard for the Moon” is a fine tongue-in-cheek sci-fi adventure by Harold M. Sherman. This double novel’s second tale is “The Metal Emperor” written by Raymond A. Palmer, longtime editor of magazines like Amazing Stories, Fantastic Adventures, and Other Worlds. 

Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic science fiction double novels.  The first novel is Milton Lesser’s first published tale, “All Heroes are Hated.”  The second novel is “And the Stars Remain” penned by Bryan Berry.  Click on the image to the left to find out more about these two great titles.

(1977) Tim Brinton, Gregory Munroe, Carol Hazell.  In the middle of a world ecological disaster and the start of a new ice-age, the world is told that the space race and the cold war between the U.S. and Russia are fake.  Both countries are secretly planning the assembly of a Mars colony. It also seems the Apollo moon landings were only a cloak shielding what’s really happening on the moon...

(1959) Douglas Kennedy, Marguerite Chapman, James Griffith. One of our best selling 50's sci-fi B classics. Terrific fun as an escaped bank robber is subjected to an atomic ray machine that renders him invis

(1962) Peter Halliday, Susan Hampshire, Noel Johnson, John Hollis, Mary Morris. Wow! A beautiful alien-created female is kidnapped by a powerful international corporation that possesses a giant super...

Armchair Fiction presents illustrated, extra large paperback editions of classic science fiction double novels.  The first novel, “The Ant With the Human Soul,” is a brilliant imaginative yarn by master writer Bob Olsen.  The second novel, is by another great sci-fi veteran, Keith Laumer.  “The Night of the Trolls,”  was the first of what would become a very popular series for Keith Laumer—his “Bolo” stories.  Click on the image to the left to find out more about these two great titles... 

APRIL 1st, 2000 (1952) Hilde Krahl, Josef Meinrad, Judith Holzmeister.  In the year 2000 the world is run by the World Global Union.  Smaller countries are still allowed to have their own puppet governments, but none have total freedom—that is, until Austria’s new President declares his country’s freedom.  But within hours WGU forces are streaking toward Austria...

Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations.  Our first novel is sci-fi maestro Rog Phillips’ wonderful “Armageddon.”  It’s a can’t put down kind of science fiction tale.  The second novel is an usual sci-fi thriller, “The Love Machine” by Jim Brown, M. D.  Click on the image to the left to find out more about these two great titles…

(1962) Rick Von Nutter, Archie Savage. Cinematography is excellent and the film is just pure science fiction. In color, too. The massive force field on a runway space station threatens to destroy the Earth.

(1969, aka DRACULA VS. FRANKENSTEIN) Michael Rennie, Karin Dor, Paul Naschy. Rennie is an alien mad scientist whose race is out to conquer Earth. From a castle in Transylvania he revives legendary monsters

(1957) Robert Clarke, Kenne Duncan. A gang of crooks hold a pair of hostages at by in a mountatin cabin when a spaceship lands nearby. The entire group finds themselves threatened by a mysterious, female ali

Armchair fiction presents paperback editions of classic "Lost Word-Lost Race" science fiction novels.  Pierre Benoit's “Atlantida” tells the story of the man who found Atlantis.  It is the first volume in Armchair's "Lost World-Lost Race Classics" series and it is a Special Illustrated & Movie Memorabilia Edition.  It features interior illustrations, an "Atlantida Literature Gallery," and a "Movie Poster Gallery."  The legends of Atlantis have...

(1962) Susanne Loret, Alberto Lupo. This was constantly re-released on the drive in circuit during the sixties. A mad scientist uses weird, glandular transplants to restore beauty to the horribly scarred f

(1960) Susanne Loret, Alberto Lupo. This is a babyboomer favorite that was constantly released on the drive in circuit during the ‘60s. A mad doctor uses glandular transplants to

Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic science fiction double novels.  The first novel is Nick Boddie Williams’ “The Atom Curtain.” The second novel is “The Warlock of Sharrador” by Gardner F. Fox.  Click on the image to the left to find out more about these two great titles.

(1963 aka MONSTROSITY) Frank Gerstle, Judy Bamber. Unbelievable! One of the greatest turkeys ever made. A mad scientist is hired by a millionaire spinster to transplant her brain into the body of a young gi

(1956 aka TIMESLIP) Gene Nelson, Faith Domergue. An atomic accident pus the mind of a man seven and a half seconds into the future. One startling scene has the victim answering questions seconds before they're asked. A v