082 04/40 The Evil Gnome
A circus performer, a state governor and a respected banker -- all murdered in the same mysterious way. As the Man of Bronze and his courageous crew rush to uncover the fiendish mastermind responsible, they are drawn more tightly into a web of awesome terror. The Bantam cover of this novel is a close-up of the artwork from the Bantam edition of "Red Snow."
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081 10/39 The Stone Man
The Man of Bronze and his fearless friends trail the treacherous Spad Ames to the Arizona Badlands. There they encounter the mysterious men who live through the mists -- men who can turn flesh into stone The Bantam cover of this novel reuses the artwork from the Bantam edition of "The South Pole Terror."
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078 08/39 The Crimson Serpent
A ferocious killer is stalking the Arkansas swamp! As the Man of Bronze and loyal companions venture forth to unmask the dread villain, they encounter some of the most horrifying perils of their careers -- including the Crimson Serpent itself!
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079 12/38 The Devil Genghis
A fantastic horror has come out of the polar regions -- a menace so bizarre it causes men to go insane! The Man of Bronze and his courageous crew penetrate the rugged Asian interior on a perilous mission: to find out the source of this mystery and smash the evil genius who controls it.
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083 09/38 The Red Terrors
The Red Terrors -- they came out of the depths to seize an unsuspected ship and transport its precious human cargo to their watery domain. There, in a lost sunken world under the sea, they lived securely. Until they sank the wrong ship ... and the Man of Bronze came to call.
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084 02/38 The Mountain Monster
The monster came without warning. It came as Indian legend had said it would come, in the night and while a storm raged. It brought terror and horror to peaceful Arcadia Valley. It transformed an Alaskan paradise into a panic-stricken, fear-blanched hell. Only one man could stop it -- the Man of Bronze. Note: The Bantam edition incorrectly lists an original publication date of "January 1938."
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