Damnation Road Show (Deathlands)

by James Axler

Book Overview

Survive or perish in the dark heart of tomorrow. HELL ROAD In the ruins of a nuke-shattered America, every man, woman and child of the apocalyptic frontier makes a perilous journey to the future. But... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373625723
• Release Date: June 2003
• Publisher: Gold Eagle
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 1.3" x 4.3"

Customer Reviews

Axler writes a nail biter

I don't know what kind of spores the other reviewers have been breathing but I had a lot of fun with this one. I loved the the traveling road show idea and I loved the mountian lion. I would like to see more of him. The magus was way cool. If I had a bitch it would be that it was too short. This was another good one in a great series.I like the way that Axler builds up to confrontations. It seems to take a long time and every page is a nail biter. The more wacked out the Deathlands get the better the read.

DAMNATION ROAD SHOW HITS THE BIG TOP!!

This newest installment of the legendary Deathlands finally hits a much-needed homerun in the series. This particular writer hits all the right marks in making this feel like the old Deathlands of yesteryear. The carny freakshow was greatly written with the bad guys, (or coldhearts, if you're a hardcore fan), take center stage in this storyline.The Magus and his 2nd-in-command man are so interesting to read, that I really didn't mind that Ryan took somewhat of a backseat in this wild ride yarn.If you like your science fiction fast-paced and steeped in the strange and bizaar - then this one's for you!This one finally brought back the Deathlands to the level it so much deserves. A must read for fans, as well as newbies alike.

worth reading

If your a "Death Lands" Fan you shouldn't miss this newest release in audio. The traditional book form has been out for a while. This episode dosn't hold up to a lot of the previos books but it by no means is a slacker. The action is good and the story is still a page turner. Just a little slower going then most others.