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The Bronze Axe
Written by Manning Lee Stokes
Copyright: 1969
On his first foray into another dimension, Richard Blade woke at the feet of the beautiful Taleen, Princess of Voth, a woman who is being hunted and desperately needs help from the savages called the Albs.
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The Jade Warrior
Written by Manning Lee Stokes
Copyright: 1969
The dimension Richard Blade lands in finds the Caths, a civilized people, being under attack and close to defeat to the Mongs, nearly mindless people who nevertheless are winning the war. The only hope for the Caths is Blade.
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Jewel of Tharn
Written by Manning Lee Stokes
Copyright: 1969
Richard Blade finds that the men of this new dimension are for the most part subjugated and many unable to perform sex. That makes it rough on a female ruling class who really want it, a lot. Blade has no such problem.
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Slave of Sarma
Written by Manning Lee Stokes
Copyright: 1970
When Richard Blade arrived in the dimension world of Sarma, he quickly learned he was not the only one from Earth - a Russian agent had also arrived and looked just like Blade and was causing trouble that Blade was blamed for.
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Liberator of Jedd
Written by Manning Lee Stokes
Copyright: 1971
On Earth, Richard Blade is having trouble with inactivity and the sexual activities with the erotic dancer Viki is not enough. He needs to go on another trip - one that takes him to a Stone Age land where the Jedd are a human race in desperate need of a man to lead them out of danger - and to father an heir.
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Monster of the Maze
Written by Manning Lee Stokes
Copyright: 1973
Before this trip, Richard Blade has a chip implanted in his brain so the folks back home can monitor. In the new land he visits, something has gone really wrong because he arrives as a baby, fully aware of things and with all his normal thoughts but stuck in the frame of an infant. When he rapidly grows up, he finds he is being considered the Messiah of the land.
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Pearl of Patmos
Written by Manning Lee Stokes
Copyright: 1973
The world of Patmos in which Richard Blade arrives is one torn by war between three parties, none of which seem to like Blade. When one side with an immortal empress learns about Blade, she decides he is the man to help her, through sex, get reborn.
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Undying World
Written by Manning Lee Stokes
Copyright: 1973
Though the chip in his brain that caused trouble before was removed, it is inexplicably still there and still making a mess. Richard Blade had retired and others sent into Dimension X in his place. All either died or had major mental problems afterwards. Blade is called out of retirement for another mission and he is more than ready because back on Earth, he is frustratingly impotent, a very new experience for Blade.
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Kingdom of Royth
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1974
Richard Blade's arrival in this new dimension finds him on a raft on the ocean. He soon collects other stranded people and is then rescued by a ship carrying the Grand Duke of the land who is having a lot of trouble with pirates - and betrayal from within.
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Ice Dragon
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1974
Though he had faced a lot of different opponents, Richard Blade could not be expected to be ready for fighting ice dragons or going up against a human who controlled them.
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Dimension of Dreams
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1974
The dimension has two groups of people, the Wakers and the Dreamers. The former roam the land fighting and killing as they see fit. The Dreamers live in vaults and dream of better lives. Richard Blade must fight the former to help preserve the latter.
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King of Zunga
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1975
Again Richard Blade will be asked to take sides in a three-way war but before the decision can be offered, he has to survive an encounter with a gigantic snake with a head larger than his.
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The Golden Steed
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1975
Surviving some nasty battles as soon as he arrives in the new dimension, Richard Blade finally escapes after grabbing a golden horse for transport. Riding it into a city, he finds his arrival fulfills a prophesy that makes him the Messiah (again) in another three-sided war.
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The Temples of Ayocan
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1975
Priests of one land are using powerful drugs to turn acolytes into vicious killers to take on another land and Richard Blade is thrown into the middle.
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The Towers of Melnon
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1975
For a lot of generations, the High People have lived in the Towers and controlled the Low People with a powerful wand. Richard Blade is not in favor of that policy.
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The Crystal Seas
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1975
The world Richard Blade is visiting has vasts oceans filled with very deadly creatures and some very interesting merpeople, some who want him dead and some, the females, who have other ideas.
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The Mountains of Brega
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1976
Brega is a world run by women who keep men in cages and hunt them for sport, and then when the game is over, tend to eat them. Richard Blade is not a fan of the idea.
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Warlords Of Gaikon
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1976
This new world is one much like feudal Japan. When Richard Blade needs clothing upon arrival, he unknowingly picks a blue robe which proclaims he is of nobility - something he has to fight to prove.
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Looters of Tharn
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1976
It never happened before but this trip takes Richard Blade back to a world he has visited before - Tharn. There he finds that the ruler is his own son (time works differently here) and that young man tells Blade of the Looters, people from yet another dimension who come and take what they want at will.
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Guardians Of The Coral Throne
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1976
Taken as a gladiator upon arrival on this new world, Richard Blade is soon able to work up the ranks to become one of the protectors of the Emperor, a man Blade grows to respect. Then come the invaders and Blade is determined to stop them.
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Champion of the Gods
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1976
Blade was just getting used to the new world when mess ups back home cause he and the lovely lady he had become friendly with start moving through dimensions.
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The Forests of Gleor
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1976
The ruler of Trawn uses giant spiders as steeds while attacking other lands and he is moving towards the kingdom that the princess Richard Blade is friendly with resides so of course Blade has to stop the attack. Air ships are used.
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Empire of Blood
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1977
For taking the losing side in a fight against this land's Emperor, Richard Blade is made a galley slave but Blade does not sit well with that and makes his return.
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The Dragons of Englor
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1977
The land of Englor is very much like England except it is more advanced. It is also at odds with a neighbor, Russland. Richard Blade finds his old skills as a spy coming in very handy.
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The Torian Pearls
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1977
The land Richard Blade arrives in is a small island surrounded by seemingly endless swamps and the waters are rising. Seeking to help the people stranded there, Blade naturally has to prove in combat he is worthy.
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City of the Living Dead
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1978
It is a very bizarre world Richard Blade finds in this new dimension, one in which the populace have banished all hostile attitudes by placing them into robots. These machines are not very nice.
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Master of the Hashomi
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1978
The people of the Hashomi have been drugged for years into a state where they know no fear or pain and are thus perfect fighting machines. Since Richard Blade is not under these narcotics, he is a threat to their leader.
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Wizard of Rentoro
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1978
The Wizard in the title rules a land from the 14th century where knights dominate the land and do so through terror and destruction. Women are routinely raped and killed at the pleasure of these nobles and Richard Blade does not approve.
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Treasure of the Stars
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1978
The dimension Richard Blade finds himself in on this adventure is one of advanced technology. An envoy from another planet is his love interest and the dictator of the world he is visiting is his opponent as that man wants to use the science of flight to conquer other worlds.
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Dimension of Horror
Written by Ray Faraday Nelson
Copyright: 1979
Richard Blade has not left his home dimension for this adventure when horrific nightmares and visions has him sent to a shrink to learn why. It seems creatures from another dimension who once plagued the Earth are trying to get back in. When Blade starts to fight back, they kidnap his girlfriend, Zoe, and take her to their world.
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Gladiators of Hapanu
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1979
The rain forest world Richard Blade visits is populated by various tribes who are being subjugated by the powerful and ruthless Hapanu, the men sent as slaves and the women as pleasure givers. Blade is not liking what he sees so he decides to do something about it.
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Pirates Of Gohar
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1979
Richard Blade's way to travel to a new dimension has improved with the use of the KALI capsule but what he finds is just the same. This world has piracy ruling the seas and Blade finding himself at odds with the head ruler.
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Killer Plants Of Binnark
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1980
Two civilizations on the world Richard Blade visits in this adventure have great animosity towards each other but each needs the other to survive. Luckily separating them is a forest of carnivorous plants. The queen of one nation has figured out how to overcome the hungry foliage.
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The Ruins of Kaldac
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1981
This time able to travel to another dimension with a loincloth to cover his vitals, Richard Blade arrives in a world where the city he is near was destroyed many years before by likely an atomic bomb. Exploring more, he discovers that the animal life is particularly nasty, including ravenous rats the size of a German shepherd.
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The Lords of the Crimson River
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1981
It is to a medieval-style world that Richard Blade travels, one in which a seemingly never ending war is going on between eight "Lords of the Crimson River". If Blade cannot find a way to bring peace, likely through considerable fighting, all the citizens are doomed to suffer.
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Return to Kaldak
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1983
This trip to another dimension Richard Blade was supposed to be accompanied by the feathered monkey he befriended in his previous adventure but when he arrived, he was alone. Distraught, Blade was surprised to find he was for only the second time in his many trips on a world he had visited before - Kaldak (spelled differently). Now the residents had learned to use the ancient technology they had forgotten and could threaten Blade's home dimension.
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Warriors of Latan
Written by Roland Green
Copyright: 1984
This trip to Dimension X lands Richard Blade and his feathered friend, Cheeky, in a world of warrior tribes much like Native Americans who ride large lizards and answer to a very stern woman called the Wise One.
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