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    Red Panda Adventures Series

    Written by Gregg Taylor

    Narrated by Gregg Taylor, Clarissa Dernederlanden and The Decoder Ring Theatre Players

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    About this series

    Thrill once again to all-new, full-cast audio adventure in the tradition of the golden age of radio with The Red Panda Adventures, Season 9.

    The tides of war have finally begun to turn, but new and sinister forces are taking over crime in the city, with eerie connections to sinister, otherworldly forces defying death itself. Will the war be won, only to lose the peace to the Zombie War?

    Contains 12 self-contained adventure programs, as featured on the award-winning Decoder Ring Theatre podcast. Stories include "The Phantom", "The Locked Room", "Knight’s Gambit", "Naughty and Nice", "The Chimera Protocol", "Empire of Death", "The Conquering Hero", "Reign of the Rocketmen", "The Unknown Solider", "The Brood", "VE Day", and "The Gadget".

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDecoder Ring Theatre Audio
    Release dateMar 28, 2024
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    Gregg Taylor

    Gregg Taylor's love of the classic adventure stories of the golden age of radio, comics and pulp fiction are the driving passions behind the "Tales of the Red Panda" series of books. The books began as a companion piece to his popular radio adventure series "The Red Panda Adventures", heard on independant radio stations around North America and around the world as part of the Decoder Ring Theatre podcast, and have gone on to reach new audiences who love the two-fisted adventure style that recalls the work of the legends of mystery and adventure. Like the classic Hero Pulps that inspired them, the Tales of the Red Panda books can be read in any order, with or without knowledge of the radio series.

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