Ole Doc Methuselah
From October 1947 to January 1950, Astounding Science Fiction magazine published some of the most eagerly awaited stories of the decade. The author was Rene Lafayette and he told of the fantastic adventures of a 700-year-old Soldier of Light, Ole Doc Methuselah, and his four armed, gypsum-eating companion, Hippocreates, as they traveled throughout the galaxy performing medical miracles (including rescuing fair maidens, getting involved in local politics and even having time for a spot of fishing on the side.) In fact, Rene Lafayette was just one of the many pen-names of the renowned master of science fiction, L. Ron Hubbard-and you don’t even have to wait to read each story-you can buy all seven of them in one volume right now.
“consistently entertaining... Ole Doc pays as much attention to the U.M.S. code as Captain Kirk pays to Starfleet’s non-interference directive”
4 cassettes, narrated by
Roddy McDowall
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