[...] There is a pterodactyl, as promised, plus changing loyalties and attempted murder and socio-political commentary, with a police bureaucracy, doddering professors, and a cowardly gentleman hunter. In the second story, a mysterious Assyrian statue of a demon leads to a secret society, an on-stage killing, and revenge on the double-crossers from the previous story. I was reminded, in the way events inexorably become stranger and stranger in an historical setting, of Rick Geary’s Adventures of Blanche. [...]

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