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Perry Rhodan #4(b), Base on Venus (1969)
By Kurt Mahr (= German issue #8, 27 October 1961) Perry Rhodan and company take off from the Gobi Desert aboard the Good Hope for an extended mission to establish a base on Venus. The Third Power and...
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Perry Rhodan Special Release, The Wasp Men Attack (September 1977)
By W. W. Shols (= German issue #9, “Help for the Earth,” 3 November 1961) Still on Venus, Rhodan has been in deep consultation with the Robot Brain, discovering the existence of six single-seat fighter...
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Perry Rhodan #5(a), Space Battle in the Vega Sector (1970)
By K. H. Scheer (= German issue #10, 10 November 1961) Three years have passed since the defeat of the Mind Snatchers. General Lesley Pounder, US Space Force Commander, visits the Third Power, where he...
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Perry Rhodan #5(b), Mutants in Action (1970)
By Kurt Mahr (= German issue #11, 17 November 1961) After flying the crippled Good Hope to a remote desert base on Rofus as directed by the Ferron ruler, the Thort, where the ship can be better hidden...
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Perry Rhodan #6, The Secret of the Time Vault (1971)
By Clark Darlton (= German issue #12, 24 November 1961)Chap. 1, “Rhodan 'Conquers' Galacto-City” We take up at the instant that the undermanned Stardust II makes transition from the Vega System to Sol,...
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Perry Rhodan #7, Fortress of the Six Moons (August 1971)
By K. H. Scheer (= German issue #13, 1 December 1961)Chap. 1, “Someone Always Gets It on the Dawn Patrol”While on a reconnaissance flight launched by the Stardust II's auxiliary space-sphere S-7, near...
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Perry Rhodan #8, The Galactic Riddle (1971)
By Clark Darlton (= German issue #14, 8 December 1961)Chap. 1, “The Mysterious Planet” The Ferron scientist Lossoshér accompanies Perry Rhodan and the Terrans aboard the Stardust as they sweep through...
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Perry Rhodan #9, Quest Through Space and Time (1971)
By Clark Darlton (= German issue #15, 15 December 1961)Chap. 1, “The Crypt of Light” Perry Rhodan and his crew have been waiting for three Earth weeks for the positronic brain aboard the Stardust to...
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Special: The Perry Rhodan Movie ... Mission Stardust (1967)
With classes over for the semester, grades turned in, and my courses for the summer all set up, I took a day off yesterday for myself. On a whim, because it had been on my mind since referring to it...
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Perry Rhodan #10, The Ghosts of Gol (1971)
By Kurt Mahr (= German issue #16, Friday 22 December 1961)Chap. 1, “Spooky Phenomena”Eight auxiliary space spheres, nicknamed “Guppies,” launch from the Stardust II to distribute themselves throughout...
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Perry Rhodan #11, The Planet of the Dying Sun (1972)
By Kurt Mahr (= German #17, Friday 29 December 1961)Chap. 1, “Star Stride”The Stardust II floats in space, location unknown. Only 56 lonely stars are visible in a sea of blackness. Perry Rhodan takes a...
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Perry Rhodan #12, The Rebels of Tuglan (1972)
By Clark Darlton (= German issue #18, Friday 5 January 1962)Chap. 1, “Of Rebels...” On the planet Vagabond, a mousebeaver whose mutant intelligence outstrips that of its fellows and does not fade at...
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Perry Rhodan #13, The Immortal Unknown (1972)
By K. H. Scheer (= German issue #19, “The Immortal,” Friday 12 January 1962)Chap. 1, “Stardust to … Star Dust?” Perry Rhodan and his crew finally jump back into the Vega system after their diversion to...
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Number 2600!
I was just surfing the 'net and came across this bit of news that had slipped past me. The original German Perry Rhodan series published issue #2600 last Friday, 17 June 2011. Wow! What an...
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Better late than never.
Fifty years ago this month, on Friday 8 September 1961, the first issue of Perry Rhodan hit the stands in Germany. Happy Birthday, Perry!Life gets in the way. That's my only excuse for my delay in...
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Perry Rhodan #14, Venus in Danger (1972)
By Kurt Mahr (= German issue #20, 19 January 1962)First, a couple of words. Welcome back to what I intend to be the leaner and hopefully meaner Perry Rhodan Reading Project blog. Several things have...
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The Book Cave Podcast Episode #150: Perry Rhodan
Along with hosts Ric Croxton and Art Sippo, as well as fellow guest Andrew Salmon, I talk Perry Rhodan and a whole bunch of other stuff as the conversation takes us. And a good time was had by...
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Perry Rhodan Special Release: Menace of Atomigeddon (1977)
By Kurt Mahr (= German issue #21, Der Atomkrieg findet nicht statt, which Google Translate renders as “The Nuclear War Cannot Be Held,” Friday 26 January 1962)This story takes up almost immediately...
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Perry Rhodan #15, Escape to Venus (1972)
by Clark Darlton (= German issue no. 22, Thoras Flucht“Thora's Flight,” Friday 2 February 1962)19 June 1981. A year has passed since the return of the Stardust to Earth and Perry Rhodan's removal of...
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