By Morse44-11-0444Land Of The Living Dead5the Adventure Continues

Adventures by Mort. Modern e-mores presents The Land of the Living Dead. Featuring Captain Friday, if you like high adventure, come with me. If you like the stealth of entry, come with me. If you like blood and thunder, come with me.

Deep in the Chilean jungle, Captain Friday has escaped from the Chicotasacroficial Chamber with skip-churner and doctoringly, only to be led into a second trap in the passage under the river by the voice of Mrs. Santos. Hardly had they entered the underground passageway, which was lighted by weird flickering torches, when they came face to face with members of

the living dead priesthood, headed by the werewolf, face to face with a half-man half-animal whose eyes glittered and whose ears lay flat against his head like a mad dog. And by his side. But this is your story, Captain Friday.

Yes, by his sides to the beautiful green-eyed Tula, Chicoda Priestess, with her lovely lips curled in a snarl as vicious as the werewolves. Then suddenly from some side passage, step Mrs. Sathus. She stepped between the werewolves back and skipped Dr. English and me. To our surprise, the werewolf fell to the ground, grubbling, and his pack dissolved into the

darkness with the Alps of terror, Tula escaping with them. Now we are in the ancient La Jolla monastery, the refuge of all persons like ourselves who are fighting the priesthood of the living dead, and who seek the downfall of their sinister Maya Nahi.

Maya Nahi, dissolute high priest of the sacred city of Chikota, who in his jungle sanctuary plans the downfall of all nations, and the end of all civilization. The monastery of La Jolla races its gaunt walls on one side of the Zambala Mountains, On the other side of the mountains lies Maya Nahib's lair, also known as the Land of the Living Dead.