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The Horror of Hyperborea
- The New Adventures of Thunder Jim Wade, Volume Two
- Narrated by: Bob Kern
- Length: 2 hrs and 44 mins
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The Horror of Hyperborea
Narrated by:
Bob Kern
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Publisher's Summary
From out of the past comes a new tale of a hero who strikes like thunder!
Pro Se Productions, in conjunction with Altus Press, presents a new volume in its Pulp Obscura line - The New Adventures of Thunder Jim Wade, Volume Two: The Horror of Hyperborea by Frank Schildiner!
A madman's desperate quest for a fabled lost civilization! A brilliant scientist kidnapped! A menace unimaginable! These are fragments of a greater mystery that sets Thunder Jim Wade on a collision course with The Horror of Hyperborea!
©2012 Andrew Salmon, Barry Reese, Nick Ahlhelm, Frank Schildiner, Ashley Mangin, Mark Squirek (P)2016 RadioArchives.com
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