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Tommy Strike is resigned to slogging through his tour of duty as a Venusian trader when Interplanetary Huntress Gerry "Catch-'Em-Alive" Carlyle sets her eye on a species of animal no one has successfully captured. Gerry has her mind set on bringing home a living Murri to the Interplanetary Zoo in London, while Tommy has his hands full just trying to keep her alive! Introducing one of the most enduring icons of pulp sci-fi adventure, Gerry Carlyle the Interplanetary Huntress!

The Hothouse Planet by Arthur Kelvin Barnes first appeared in the October 1937 issue of Thrilling Wonder Stories. Performed by Winston Crutchfield.

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December 20, 2014
This title was added to our catalog on December 20, 2014.