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Pulp Heroes - Sanctuary Falls
The penultimate chapter in the thrilling Pulp Heroes trilogy of novels, Sanctuary Falls is the epic conclusion of an extraordinary series of adventures spanning two centuries in time and linking the incredible lives of history’s most popular Victorian Age adventurers of the 1800’s with the greatest action heroes of the Pulp Era and an assortment of well-known, real-life figures. Two generations of heroes, one incredible destiny.
An extraterrestrial warning, originating from beyond the infinite gulf of space and time, is brought to the attention of Earth’s greatest pulp heroes, predicting the annihilation of the Earth. Even worse, if it cannot be prevented, this tremendous wave of Armageddon will expand beyond the solar system, encompassing the entire Multiverse; consisting of more than a hundred billion worlds.
While investigating the interstellar menace, the fellowship of Mystery Men (Doc Titan, Darkness, Scorpion, and Guardian) band together for the final time and, along the way, unearth a succession of incredibly complex government secrets, interwoven with subterfuge, both foreign and domestic.
Sanctuary Falls weaves an incredible tapestry, perfectly integrating dozens of outwardly random events, involving UFO’s, the 1908 Tunguska Event, the Cold War, Time Travel, CIA & KGB, covert military operations, Area 51, Nikola Tesla's Wardenclyffe Tower, missing ships and planes in the Bermuda Triangle, Nazis in Antarctica, and much, much more.
Although Pulp Heroes - Sanctuary Falls is the final chapter of this massive three-part trilogy, Pulp Heroes - Khan Dynasty and Pulp Heroes - More Than Mortal chronicle the earlier eras of the Mystery Men. Each of the novels a self-contained story, painted in bold, sweeping strokes.
An extraterrestrial warning, originating from beyond the infinite gulf of space and time, is brought to the attention of Earth’s greatest pulp heroes, predicting the annihilation of the Earth. Even worse, if it cannot be prevented, this tremendous wave of Armageddon will expand beyond the solar system, encompassing the entire Multiverse; consisting of more than a hundred billion worlds.
While investigating the interstellar menace, the fellowship of Mystery Men (Doc Titan, Darkness, Scorpion, and Guardian) band together for the final time and, along the way, unearth a succession of incredibly complex government secrets, interwoven with subterfuge, both foreign and domestic.
Sanctuary Falls weaves an incredible tapestry, perfectly integrating dozens of outwardly random events, involving UFO’s, the 1908 Tunguska Event, the Cold War, Time Travel, CIA & KGB, covert military operations, Area 51, Nikola Tesla's Wardenclyffe Tower, missing ships and planes in the Bermuda Triangle, Nazis in Antarctica, and much, much more.
Although Pulp Heroes - Sanctuary Falls is the final chapter of this massive three-part trilogy, Pulp Heroes - Khan Dynasty and Pulp Heroes - More Than Mortal chronicle the earlier eras of the Mystery Men. Each of the novels a self-contained story, painted in bold, sweeping strokes.
828 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 9, 2017
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February 4, 2018
While I absolutely loved the author's other books this for me is my least favourite of the Pulp Heroes stories. Why?
One simple reason really.....it was too much!
Although the book was quite long, it could not contain all the ideas that Wayne put into it.
Maybe two books would have been better?
It contains every pulp, marvel and DC idea that it can squeeze in.
While this may be a great idea for the fanboy in me, I think it detracted from the story.
The author has taken my love of the pulps and comics to another level with his wonderful stories.
This may be MY least favourite but it is still a cracking read.
Long may Wayne Rein(Agel)
One simple reason really.....it was too much!
Although the book was quite long, it could not contain all the ideas that Wayne put into it.
Maybe two books would have been better?
It contains every pulp, marvel and DC idea that it can squeeze in.
While this may be a great idea for the fanboy in me, I think it detracted from the story.
The author has taken my love of the pulps and comics to another level with his wonderful stories.
This may be MY least favourite but it is still a cracking read.
Long may Wayne Rein(Agel)
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