Jules Verne's master of the world : including Robur the Conqueror
Who is making the eerie noises? What could be causing the strange glow? When Inspector John Strock begins his investigation, he discovers a trail that leads to an evil genius, a man who wants to become master of the world!
"Who is making the eerie noises? What could be causing the strange glow? When Inspector John Strock begins his investigation, he discovers a trail that leads to an evil genius, a man who wants to become master of the world!"@en
"De mystérieux engins, plus puissants les uns que les autres (automobile, bâteau, sous-marin, machine volante) sèment la terreur sur leur passage. En fait il ne s'agit que d'une seule et unique machine diabolique, appelée l'Epouvante, inventée par un savant fou et mégalomane. Heureusement l'inspecteur John Strock veille..."
""It was the "Terror" -- ship, sub, plane, and land vehicle in one, and a letter from its inventor claimed that with it he would rule the world. Could he? John Strock had to find out -- before it was too late!" --back cover."@en
"When Inspector John Strock begins his investigation, he discovers a trail that leads to an evil genius - a man who wants to become the Master of the World!"@en
"Inspector John Strock's investigations lead to an evil genius - a man who wants to become the Master of the World using a terror ship which can travel in the air, on land, or on or under water!"
"A series of unexplained happenings occur across the eastern United States, caused by objects moving with such great speed that they are nearly invisible, and when John Strock investigates he discovers that all the phenomena are being caused by Robur, a brilliant inventor."@en
"A retelling of Master of the world in comic book format."@en
"Part of the novel has its setting near Morganton, N.C."
"""Master of the World"", published in 1904, is one of the last novels by French pioneer science fiction writer, Jules Verne, and is a sequel to ""Robur the Conqueror"". At the time Verne wrote the novel, his health was failing, and Master of the World is a ""black novel, "" filled with the fear of the coming of tyrants like the novel's villain, Robur, and totalitarianism."@en
"Jules Verne, author of such works as Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Around the World in Eighty Days, is recognized as one of the masters of the golden age of science fiction. In The Master of the World, a series of catastrophes strike the Atlantic Seaboard of the United States, and an intrepid investigator postulates that they might all be connected to a mysterious mad scientist who is sequestered in a compound in the Blue Ridge Mountains."@en
"Strange occurrences are reported near the Great Eyrie, in the western part of the state of North Carolina. The US government sends their best investigator, John Strock, to uncover the mystery of the phenomena, which he is unable to do. Later, reports come in from around the country about an object that seems to defy the air, yet another that defies the seas and another that defies the land. Is it possible that these occurrences are all related? After it is determined to be the case, John Strock plans to catch this vehicle, which its owner calls the Terror."@en
"After several eye-witness accounts of unexplainable occurances in a sleepy little American town, the head police inspector in Washington D.C., John Strock, is dispatched to investigate, only to recieve further reports of mysterious, and very fast vehicles from all over the country."
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Children's literature, French Translations into Greek, Modern.
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Science fiction, French Translations into English.
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