Lion #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeLion #32 is an anthology issue featuring "Outlaw of Space," a science fiction story by Frank S. Pepper in which Captain Condor, a space pilot in the year 3000, escapes from a dictator's forces on Titan and attempts to reach the uranium mines while evading guards. The issue also includes "Jingo Jones and His Invisibiliser," a humorous story by Tom Stirling about a schoolboy juggler named Jingo who uses an invisibiliser gadget to perform impossible feats and outwit his headmaster, and a biographical feature on Reg Harris, a famous racing cyclist who won the World Professional Sprint Championship and overcame serious injuries to achieve Olympic success.
Brett Marlowe investigates the theft of the priceless Idol's Eye from a riverside castle, questioning his chauffeur Rusty and encountering a gypsy who claims the broken window was an accident. As tensions rise, a mysterious figure known as Gummy Mike emerges as a suspect, and Brett begins to piece together clues that suggest the theft may be tied to a hidden motive.
These Stunts Made People Stare! A collection of real-life endurance feats from history, including a man standing on one leg for four hours, a farm-labourer enduring days in hot springs, a monk living atop a pillar for decades, and others pushing physical limits with bizarre challenges like nose-propelled pea pushing and non-stop sausage eating. The story highlights extreme human perseverance through strange, record-breaking acts, all documented in a lively, factual tone.
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