Doctor Omega

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Doctor Omega

Author:	Arnould Galopin
Publisher:	Baen, 2013 Hollywood Comics, 2003 Original French publication, 1906
Series:	Ron Miller Science Fiction Classics: Book 22
1. The Life and Astonishing Adventures of John Daniel 4. A Voyage to Cacklogallinia 5. Gulliver Joi 6. The Consolidator, Or Memoirs of Sundry Transactions from the World of the Moon 7. A Daring Trip to Mars 8. Trips to the Moon 9. Daybreak 10. The Conquest of the Moon 11. The History of a Voyage to the Moon 12. To the Moon and Back in Ninety Days 13. Pioneers of Space 14. A Christmas Dinner with the Man in the Moon 15. Drowsy 16. The Moon Colony 17. The Moon Conquerors 18. To Mars via the Moon 20. A Plunge into Space 22. Doctor Omega 25. The Brick Moon 27. Zero to Eighty 28. Aleriel 29. Extract from Captain Stormfield's Visit to Heaven 30. A Honeymoon in Space 32. A Trip To Venus 33. By Rocket to the Moon 36. Between Earth and Moon 37. Through Space to Mars or, The Longest Journey on Record 41. Adrift in the Stratosphere 44. Off on a Comet 46. The Crystal City Under the Sea 47. The End of Books 48. Under the Sea to the North Pole 49. Penguin Island 50. The Earth-Tube 51. Three Go Back 52. The Flying Legion 53. The Island of Captain Sparrow 54. Fugitive Anne 55. Lentala of the South Seas 57. Maza of the Moon 59. Out of the Silence 61. The Days of Chivalry or, The Legend of Croquemitaine 62. The Beetle 63. Carmilla 64. The Lair of the White Worm & The Lady of the Shroud 66. The Sea Lady 67. Angel Island 68. The Future Eve
Book Type:	Novel
Genre:	Science-Fiction
Sub-Genre Tags:	Space Exploration
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France, 1905. In a quiet Normandy village, amateur violinist Denis Borel meets a mysterious white-haired scientist known only as Doctor Omega, who is building an amazing spacecraft, the Cosmos. Doctor Omega invites Borel to accompany him on his maiden voyage - to Mars!

Doctor Omega: A Classic Tale of Space and Time, in which the ingenious, only seemingly scatterbrained Doctor and (after the pattern of Jules Verne) his contrasting companions travel by Antigravity machine to Mars, which is inhabited, most interestingly by the large-brained Macrocephales, who are clearly based on the Selenites in H G Wells's The First Men in the Moon (1900).

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