The Menace from Below

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)

Chapitres

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

Critiques

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(4 stars)

Jon Mark Wilson

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)

Linda in PNW

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)

Paul Busman

Totally unbelievable. Good reading, as usual.