When millionaire Jethro Dumont disappeared into the mystic fastness of Tibet, the world thought him lost forever. But he came back with a sacred mission: to eradicate evil and all suffering that originates from wickedness. Donning the emerald robes of a Tibetan monk, Dumont became The Green Lama, a relentless scourge of the Underworld. Aided by ordinary people from all walks of life, guided by the mystery woman known only as Magga, The Green Lama employs esoteric methods to conquer crime. In this exciting premiere Green Lama audiobook, his first two exploits are presented. In The Case of the Crimson Hand, he takes on a vicious supercriminal. And in the second, Croesus of Murder, he plunges into the Everglades to confront a criminal Furher intent upon enslaving America.
The Green Lama returns for two new adventures torn from the pages of Double Detective magazine. In reality millionaire Jethro Dumont, he is a graduate of the great Tibetan lamaseries-the first Westerner to be ordained as a Buddhist priest. Dedicating himself to the destruction of evil, Dumont dons the emerald robes of the fearsome Green Lama-a figure of mystery and high purpose. With his team of able assistants, the Lama journeys west-to Hollywood-to solve two criminal conspiracies that demand justice. First, in Babies for Sale, the Lama embarks on a hunt for a heartless gang of infant-snatchers. Then, in The Wave of Death, the murder of an FBI agent at a Beverly Hills séance opens a portal to a sinister spy nest seeking control of weird new weapon!
Here are two more thrilling exploits of Jethro Dumont, also known as The Green Lama--the first white man to become an ordained Tibetan priest. Motivated by worldly suffering, the Lama takes up the challenge of organized crime and subversive elements wherever he finds them. Returning to New York after his recent adventures in Hollywood, Jethro finds intrigue and murder aboard the S.S. Cathay, where he crosses swords with unscrupulous smuggler James Nord in The Man Who Wasn't There. For the first time, a foe escapes The Green Lama's justice. The skull-faced Nord returns in Death's Head Face--this time as the head executioner of a vicious murder ring--for a final fatal showdown....
Jethro Dumont is back as The Green Lama--the world's first and foremost Buddhist superhero! The Green Lama investigates a series of strange accidents surrounding a traveling circus--which may be more than mere accidents, according to The Clown Who Laughed. Then he travels to a political convention in Chicago to tackle The Case of the Invisible Enemy. Will Fifth Columnists succeed in undermining and then overthrowing the United States government? Adapted from the October and December 1940 issues of Double Detective magazine by Kendell Foster Crossen writing as Richard Foster.
The Green Lama tackles two terrific cases of mystifying murder. When a rogue conjuror commits an unsolvable crime, Jethro Dumont dons the emerald robes of the Green Lama, plunging into the arcane world of stage magic to solve The Case of the Mad Magi. For the mystical powers of the Lama are greater than those of a mere illusionist.....no matter how evil. In The Case of The Vanishing Ships, the action shifts from New York City to Florida, off whose balmy coast passenger liners are disappearing without trace. What sorcery is this? Only the Green Lama knows....but can he track down the perpetrators and punish the guilty in time to avert another maritime tragedy? Adapted from the February and April, 1941 issues of Double Detective magazine by Kendell Foster Crossen writing as Richard Foster.
The Green Lama revisits the locale of a prior case and takes up a new challenge from the dark domain of evil incarnate. On Broadway, grisly death stalks a play called The Gay Romero. But the murderer seems to have dissolved into thin air, leaving behind a baffling set of fingerprints but no footprints-which is only the bizarre beginning of The Case of the Fugitive Fingerprints. Shifting to Cleveland, Jethro Dumont, assisted by magician Theodore Harrin and the mysterious Magga, matches wits with a brilliant supercriminal who proves to be one of his most clever and elusive foes in The Case of the Crooked Cane. Adapted from the June and August 1941 issues of Double Detective magazine by Kendell Foster Crossen writing as Richard Foster.
The Green Lama takes his final bow in the last of his original exploits. Returning to Hollywood, Jethro Dumont wends his way through the glamour and intrigue of the film industry in a tricky tale called The Case of the Hollywood Ghost. When a studio filming The Man from Nowhere is haunted by a phantom presence, only the man from Tibet can peer into the unknown to uncover the stunning truth. Back in New York, the murder of a German diplomat opens a Pandora's box of puzzles. Why was the corpse shaved after he had been slain? Was the reason revenge for Nazi atrocities-or something even more complex? The Green Lama hunts the man and his motives to the bitter end. Adapted from the October, 1941 and March, 1943 issues of Double Detective magazine by Kendell Foster Crossen writing as Richard Foster.
When millionaire Jethro Dumont disappeared into the mystic fastness of Tibet, the world thought him lost forever. But he came back with a sacred mission: to eradicate evil and all suffering that originates from wickedness. Donning the emerald robes of a Tibetan monk, Dumont became The Green Lama, a relentless scourge of the Underworld. Aided by ordinary people from all walks of life, guided by the mystery woman known only as Magga, The Green Lama employs esoteric methods to conquer crime. In this exciting premiere Green Lama audiobook, his first two exploits are presented. In The Case of the Crimson Hand, he takes on a vicious super criminal. And in the second, Croesus of Murder, he plunges into the Everglades to confront a criminal Furher intent upon enslaving America.
The Green Lama returns for two new adventures torn from the pages of Double Detective magazine. In reality millionaire Jethro Dumont, he is a graduate of the great Tibetan lamaseries - the first Westerner to be ordained as a Buddhist priest. Dedicating himself to the destruction of evil, Dumont dons the emerald robes of the fearsome Green Lama - a figure of mystery and high purpose. With his team of able assistants, the Lama journeys west - to Hollywood - to solve two criminal conspiracies that demand justice. First, in Babies for Sale, the Lama embarks on a hunt for a heartless gang of infant-snatchers. Then, in The Wave of Death, the murder of an FBI agent at a Beverly Hills séance opens a portal to a sinister spy nest seeking control of a weird new weapon!
Jethro Dumont is back as The Green Lama - the world's first and foremost Buddhist superhero! The Green lama investigates a series of strange accidents surrounding a traveling circus - which may be more than mere accidents, according to The Clown Who Laughed. Then he travels to a political convention in Chicago to tackle The Case of the Invisible Enemy. Will Fifth columnists succeed in undermining and then over-throwing the United States government? Adapted from the October and December 1940 issues of Double Detective magazine by Kendell Foster Crossen writing as Richard Foster.
The Green Lama tackles two terrific cases of mystifying murder. When a rogue conjuror commits an unsolvable crime, Jethro Dumont dons the emerald robes of the Green Lama, plunging into the arcane world of stage magic to solve The Case of the Mad Magi. For the mystical powers of the Lama are greater than those of a mere illusionist, no matter how evil. In The Case of The Vanishing Ships, the action shifts from New York City to Florida, off whose balmy coast passenger liners are disappearing without trace. What sorcery is this? Only The Green Lama knows, but can he track down the perpetrators and punish the guilty in time to avert another maritime tragedy? Adapted from the February and April, 1941 issues of Double Detective magazine by Kendell Foster Crossen writing as Richard Foster.
Here are two more thrilling exploits of Jethro Dumont, also known as The Green Lama - the first white man to become an ordained Tibetan priest. Motivated by worldly suffering, the Lama takes up the challenge of organized crime and subversive elements wherever he finds them. Returning to New York after his recent adventures in Hollywood, Jethro finds intrigue and murder aboard the S.S. Cathay, where he crosses swords with unscrupulous smuggler James Nored in The Man Who Wasn't There. For the first time, a foe escapes The Green Lama's justice. The skull-faced Nord returns in Death's Head Face - this time as the head executioner of a vicious murder ring for a final fatal showdown.
