Armageddon- 2419 A.D. (Version 2)
Philip Francis Nowlan
Read by Alan Winterrowd
Armageddon—2419 A.D. is the first appearance of the character that would become Buck Rogers. First published in the August 1928 issue of Amazing Stories, followed by a sequel in March 1929. These two novellas would spawn a comic strip that would run for over 40 years, a radio series, a movie serial, and a bevy of imitators. (Summary by Alan Winterrowd) (2 hr 42 min)
Chapters
Foreward | 8:47 | Read by Alan Winterrowd |
Ch 1 - Floating Men | 8:59 | Read by Alan Winterrowd |
Ch 2 - The Forest Gangs | 13:20 | Read by Alan Winterrowd |
Ch 3 - Life in the 25th Century | 17:17 | Read by Alan Winterrowd |
Ch 4 - A Han Air Raid | 15:48 | Read by Alan Winterrowd |
Ch 5 - Setting the Trap | 11:48 | Read by Alan Winterrowd |
Ch 6 - The "Wyoming Massacre" | 15:53 | Read by Alan Winterrowd |
Ch 7 - Incredible Treason | 12:04 | Read by Alan Winterrowd |
Ch 8 - The Han City | 11:16 | Read by Alan Winterrowd |
Ch 9 - The Fight in the Tower | 9:37 | Read by Alan Winterrowd |
Ch 10 - The Walls of Hell | 6:53 | Read by Alan Winterrowd |
Ch 11 - The New Boss | 15:38 | Read by Alan Winterrowd |
Ch 12 - The Finger of Doom | 15:13 | Read by Alan Winterrowd |
Reviews
Enjoyable
Oldbookslover
I really enjoyed this Buck Rodgers adventure and found it much different than the TV version of Buck Rodgers. A very fun quickly read story of Buck first waking up in a whole new world and how he adapts to it and to the people plus their struggles! Very well read and a good listen.
Fun, Entertaining Book
Bobby P.
Good Reading, pretty interesting story. I've listened to couple of early 20th century sci-fi stories now and I really enjoy hearing what they thought the future would bring... plus hearing the beginning of Buck Rogers is really cool.
classic science fiction at its best
J11
I always like the Buck Rogers story, but to hear the original that started it all was fantastic, great classic science fiction.
Armageddon - 2419 A.D. (Version 2)
David R. Smith
Well read, and, fun to listen - recommended. Thanks!
M Hall
Good fun. Very interesting look into the future as pre-WWII America saw it.
I liked it
John Zomok
left me wanting . straight forward...the manly hero...
ManyRoads
wonderfully well read . the tale itself is quite hoeky.
aj Patto
great story I loved it all well read thankyou