The Menace from Below


Read by Ben Tucker

(4.1 stars; 21 reviews)

An entire subway train full of passengers seems to disappear into thin air in the tunnels of the New York subway system! A murdered man's body seems to dissolve into the floor before a witness's very eyes! What do the mysterious subterranean ape men have to do with it all? Find out for yourself in this thrilling tale of wild science fiction! - Summary by Ben Tucker (2 hr 28 min)

Chapters

Chapter I 12:05 Read by Ben Tucker
Chapter II 13:28 Read by Ben Tucker
Chapter III 11:55 Read by Ben Tucker
Chapter IV 13:15 Read by Ben Tucker
Chapter V 15:15 Read by Ben Tucker
Chapter VI 17:34 Read by Ben Tucker
Chapter VII 15:08 Read by Ben Tucker
Chapter VIII 15:04 Read by Ben Tucker
Chapter IX 15:34 Read by Ben Tucker
Chapter X 15:12 Read by Ben Tucker
Chapter XI 3:52 Read by Ben Tucker

Reviews

security cams 1935


(4 stars)

The speculative villainy is borrowed from Frankenstein and rests on many disproved premises, but this author was able to apply the brand new television technology in a way we all recognize today. Many troops are still characteristic of the genre, echoed in Star Trek and elsewhere.

A short entertaining story


(4 stars)

I wanted a book that was entertaining and short. This fit the order. Ignore some of the vocabulary and enjoy a most unlikely scenario. Disappearing trains, giant holes in the ground, an entire underground world, and of course a love affair.

Meh...


(3 stars)

Totally unbelievable. Good reading, as usual.