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Title: The Comet Kings
Subtitle: Captain Future, Book 11
Author: Radio Archives, Edmond Hamilton
Narrator: Milton Bagby
Format: Unabridged
Length: 4 hrs and 20 mins
Language: English
Release date: 04-12-17
Publisher: RadioArchives.com
Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Classic

Publisher's Summary:
Trapped in the depths of Halley's Comet, the Futuremen battle fourth-dimensional monsters in a titanic struggle to save the system's solar energy!
Captain Future learned much of what he knew from perhaps the oddest surrogate father in fiction - The Brain. Simon Wright, a brilliant scientist and companion to Curtis Newton's father, became so riddled with age and sickness that the only option to continue his life meant literally living as a brain in a specially designed box. When Captain Future's parents were killed, Wright not only serves as Captain Future's mentor, but also as the leader of the trio of Futuremen who join Captain Future on his wild escapades.
Grag is most definitely the brawn of the Futuremen. A robot constructed by the Brain and Captain Future's father, Grag stands over seven feet tall and may be the strongest creation in the solar system. Constructed of "inert" metal, Grag is almost indestructible and powered by atomic energy deep in his chest. Grag's greatest desire is to be considered human, a point that Otho tends to agitate him over again and again, leading to some of the funniest moments in the stories.
Truly one of a kind, Otho is a unique android created by Captain Future's father and the Brain. The synthetic man does not naturally resemble an Earthman, but Otho is well known for his mastery of disguise, a skill that has been useful for Captain Future on many occasions. Otho also is faster and more nimble than nearly any other being alive and he is responsible for teaching Captain Future much of what he knows of speed and agility. Otho also enjoys the danger of each mission they undertake, almost as much as he likes to antagonize the humorless Grag about not being human.
Rocket into science fiction adventure and discover new worlds. Ripped from the pages of the summer 1942 issue of Captain Future magazine, The Comet Kings is read with wonder and excitement by Milton Bagby.

Members Reviews:
old look at the future
Great pulp era sci-fi