Series
Gregg Haljan
Ray Cummings · 2 novels · 1931–1961
Brigands of the Moon follows Gregg Haljan, an officer aboard the spaceship Planetara, after Martian pirates seize the ship to steal a rare cargo of moon ore vital to Earth's technology, forcing Gregg to turn pirate himself to win it back. Ray Cummings, an early pulp SF writer who counted Thomas Edison among his personal acquaintances, continued Gregg's adventures in Wandl the Invader; both novels date from the early 1930s heyday of interplanetary pulp adventure.
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- 1930s1
- 1940s0
- 1950s0
- 1960s1
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Mood
Bright and intense: 100% of this series' placed works, the catalog's 44%.
this series · the catalog · one dot = one book2 of 2 works carry a tone
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- Brigands of the Moondarkest · most intense
- Wandl, the Invaderbrightest · calmest