Spawn: The Lost Classic of Interstellar Terror (Don Glut's Thrillogy) (eBook, ePUB)
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Trapped On A Planet Of Deadly Dinosaurs That Made Jurassic Park Seem Like A Kid's Playground! For One Thing, They Were Smarter Than The Average Dinosaur! The Award-Winning Horror Writer's Greatest Science-Terror Novel! Bonus: Plus The Outline For "Spawn 2", Gluts's Never-Written Sequel - Lost For Over 40 Years, Original Ms. Just Discovered In A Used Book Shop! The Marshall Museum sent Gene Bishop on a simple mission to the distant world of Erigon to collect dinosaur eggs for the Museum's spectacular DinoWorld park a scrupulous recreation of the Mesozoic Era on Earth. Bishop figured it as a qui...
Trapped On A Planet Of Deadly Dinosaurs That Made Jurassic Park Seem Like A Kid's Playground! For One Thing, They Were Smarter Than The Average Dinosaur! The Award-Winning Horror Writer's Greatest Science-Terror Novel!
Bonus: Plus The Outline For "Spawn 2", Gluts's Never-Written Sequel - Lost For Over 40 Years, Original Ms. Just Discovered In A Used Book Shop!
The Marshall Museum sent Gene Bishop on a simple mission to the distant world of Erigon to collect dinosaur eggs for the Museum's spectacular DinoWorld park a scrupulous recreation of the Mesozoic Era on Earth. Bishop figured it as a quick in and out swoop down, grab some eggs and be gone. But he figured wrong.
When one of the indigenous women, Leea, who had spent her whole life fleeing from the gigantic, macabre creatures, tried to set Bishop right, he ignored her. The Terran simply could not believe what she was trying to tell him: That there was one terrifying difference between Erigon's dinosaurs and their extinct Earth brethren - the Erigon dinos were intelligent, and horror and destruction were sure to follow as night follows day if the eggs were taken back to Earth and allowed to breed. But Bishop had too much at stake both fame and fortune - to want to believe her.
Some people have to learn the hard way, and for Bishop what happened next was a lesson that could cost him his life.
Action adventure masterpiece of a Dino world written 15 years before Jurassic Park. First time in print in almost 50 years. Another book in Don Gluts famous Pulp Thrillogy.
Donald F. Glut is the author of the Number 1 nationwide bestseller, Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, which won a Galaxy Award. He is also a prolific, Inkpot Award winning comic book author, who has written for Marvel, DC, and Gold Key Comics, and a Rondo Classic Horror Award winner for his movie Tales of Frankenstein. As a novelist, television and comic book writer, Glut has been involved with popular franchises such as The Monkees, Tarzan, Spider-Man, Star Wars, Transformers, Captain America, G.I. Joe, Vampirella, Masters of the Universe, The Flintstones, Johnny Quest and others. The prolific Mr. Glut has also carved a niche in the film world as an executive-producer, writer and director of "traditional-style" horror movies featuring iconic monsters, among the most recent Tales of Frankenstein, Dances with Werewolves and Blood Scarab. All of which makes him the ideal person to write a classic horror thriller and present it in slick, polished, high velocity pulp fiction prose. Donald F. Glut is the author of three previous novels, including the thrillers, Jawbreaker! and Bugged!, now made available for the first time in four decades by Strange Particle Press.
Bonus: Plus The Outline For "Spawn 2", Gluts's Never-Written Sequel - Lost For Over 40 Years, Original Ms. Just Discovered In A Used Book Shop!
The Marshall Museum sent Gene Bishop on a simple mission to the distant world of Erigon to collect dinosaur eggs for the Museum's spectacular DinoWorld park a scrupulous recreation of the Mesozoic Era on Earth. Bishop figured it as a quick in and out swoop down, grab some eggs and be gone. But he figured wrong.
When one of the indigenous women, Leea, who had spent her whole life fleeing from the gigantic, macabre creatures, tried to set Bishop right, he ignored her. The Terran simply could not believe what she was trying to tell him: That there was one terrifying difference between Erigon's dinosaurs and their extinct Earth brethren - the Erigon dinos were intelligent, and horror and destruction were sure to follow as night follows day if the eggs were taken back to Earth and allowed to breed. But Bishop had too much at stake both fame and fortune - to want to believe her.
Some people have to learn the hard way, and for Bishop what happened next was a lesson that could cost him his life.
Action adventure masterpiece of a Dino world written 15 years before Jurassic Park. First time in print in almost 50 years. Another book in Don Gluts famous Pulp Thrillogy.
Donald F. Glut is the author of the Number 1 nationwide bestseller, Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, which won a Galaxy Award. He is also a prolific, Inkpot Award winning comic book author, who has written for Marvel, DC, and Gold Key Comics, and a Rondo Classic Horror Award winner for his movie Tales of Frankenstein. As a novelist, television and comic book writer, Glut has been involved with popular franchises such as The Monkees, Tarzan, Spider-Man, Star Wars, Transformers, Captain America, G.I. Joe, Vampirella, Masters of the Universe, The Flintstones, Johnny Quest and others. The prolific Mr. Glut has also carved a niche in the film world as an executive-producer, writer and director of "traditional-style" horror movies featuring iconic monsters, among the most recent Tales of Frankenstein, Dances with Werewolves and Blood Scarab. All of which makes him the ideal person to write a classic horror thriller and present it in slick, polished, high velocity pulp fiction prose. Donald F. Glut is the author of three previous novels, including the thrillers, Jawbreaker! and Bugged!, now made available for the first time in four decades by Strange Particle Press.
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