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Four animated escapades for the Real Ghostbusters. In 'Adventures
in Slime and Space' Egon's 'ghost net' creates havoc when it slices
Slimer into a multitude of smaller facsimiles. 'Ghostbusted' sees
the team try their hand at crimebusting after wiping out all of the
ghosts in the city, but their new profession soon leads them into
danger. 'Knock-Knock' finds New York's subway over-run by ghosts,
goblins and ghouls. 'Venkman's Ghost Repellers' has a host of sea
ghosts form themselves into the ship-gobbling New Jersey
Parallelogram.
The second installment in the acclaimed Star Wolf trilogy, this
tale pits the captain of the limping Star Wolf space vessel against
an "imp," a parasitic biocomputer that is creating havoc and
pirating vital information from its position inside the ship. As
the imp gathers information to aid the impending attack of the
enemy Morthan fleet, Captain Korie struggles with both the internal
problems caused by the imp, and the threat of an oncoming Morthan
attack. Classics of military science fiction, the Star Wolf trilogy
combines fast-paced action with powerful studies of the military
character.
Please note that earlier issues are still available on
GalaxysEdge.com BN.com, Amazon.com & other online stores. *** A
magazine of speculative fiction. Edited by Mike Resnick. Stories
by: Mercedes Lackey, Ken Liu, Robert Silverberg, Barry Malzberg,
Tina Gower, C. L. Moore, Brad R. Torgersen, David Gerrold, Ralph
Roberts, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Gio Clairval, Bruce McAllister
& Charles Sheffield. Columns by: Barry Malzberg, Gregory
Benford & Book Reviews by Paul Cook
WHERE THE ADVENTURE BEGAN...
CAPTAIN'S LOG, STARDATE 41254.7: The "U.S.S. Enterprise(TM)" is
en route to Cygnus IV -- the edge of the known galaxy. There, we
will rendezvous with the ship's new first officer and the other
command personnel and proceed with out mission: discover the truth
about Farpoint Station, a starbase facility built by the
inhabitants of Cygnus IV, a starbase of unparalleled size and
complexity...and infinite mystery.
And the success or failure of this, our first mission together,
may well determine the course of human exploration across the
galaxy for centuries to come...
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