Armchair Fiction presents fully-illustrated, extra-large editions of classic science fiction double novels. The first novel is "Giant Killer" by well known science fiction author Dwight V. Swain. Somehow humans were growing in size--to a point where death was inevitable. Storm had to find out why--and stay alive to tell about it. His determination lead him to a no-nonsense general who seemed to have all the answers--General Dylan Wassek. Wassek was an interplanetary defense bigwig, and he had a good idea as to the "who" and "why" behind the sudden, unexplainable spurt of human growth everywhere. So with Wassek's help, Storm found himself on a dangerous mission to the planet Cereberus to gather the information needed in the fight to save mankind. But the one thing Storm hadn't planned on was his meeting Krylla Loy--a pretty Martian blonde who gave him more challenges then he ever thought possible. Falling for her beauty and charms was not in the cards; and keeping them both alive was now his mission... This double novel's second tale is "Golden Amazons of Venus" written by sci-fi veteran, John Murray Reynolds. A cold death in the wilds of outer space--that was what Space Ship Commander Gerry Norton was faced with. Norton, a member of the Interplanetary Service, had been tabbed to fly his ship, The Viking, to the cloud-enshrouded planet, Venus. But he was confronted with one major problem: No Earth spaceship had ever successfully landed there. In fact, the solitary prior attempt had ended in total disaster when the journeying Earth vessel--along with her crew--had simply vanished somewhere in the depths of space. But as fate would have it, Norton and his crew soon found themselves alive and well on the mist-covered planet. But for how long? Venus was populated with intelligent life forms--and not all of them friendly. Eventually Gerry Norton was faced with something far worse than anything the coldness of space could hurl at him: Dakta Death, and it was horrible beyond the weirdest fever-dreams of any Earthmen...