Burtakers Alan (3 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Fliers of Antares by Alan Burt Akers, cover art by Jack Gaughan (Dray Prescott #8). DAW Books, 1975 — First Printing with full number line. Paperback. Book: Very Good; Solid vintage paperback with an uncreased spine, a strong positive for a 1975 mass-market issue. Covers show moderate general handling wear consistent with age and use, but remain presentable overall. Binding solid, age-appropriate uniform toning (see photos) In Fliers of Antares, Alan Burt Akers continues the Dray Prescott saga with another vivid sword-and-planet adventure set on the world of Kregen, combining aerial conflict, exotic cultures, peril, and heroic action. A representative entry in this long-running science-fantasy sequence, the book remains appealing to readers of vintage planetary romance and collectible 1970s DAW paperbacks. Gaughan, Jack (illustrator).…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Armada of Antares by Alan Burt Akers, cover art by Michael Whelan (Dray Prescott #11). DAW Books, 1976 — First Printing with full number line. Paperback. Book: Very Good; Solid vintage paperback with an uncreased spine, a strong positive for a 1976 mass-market issue. Covers show moderate general handling wear consistent with age and use, but remain presentable overall. Binding solid, age-appropriate uniform toning (see photos) In Armada of Antares, Alan Burt Akers continues the Dray Prescott saga with another vivid installment of sword-and-planet adventure, combining strange worlds, naval and military conflict, exotic cultures, and heroic action. A representative entry in the long-running Kregen series, it remains appealing to readers of vintage science fantasy, planetary romance, and collectible 1970s DAW paperbacks. Whelan, Michael (illustrator).…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Arena of Antares by Alan Burt Akers, cover art by Jack Gaughan (Dray Prescott #7). DAW Books, 1974 — First Printing with full number line. Paperback. Book: Very Good; Solid vintage paperback with an uncreased spine, a strong positive for a 1974 mass-market issue. Covers show moderate general handling wear consistent with age and use, but remain presentable overall. Binding solid, age-appropriate uniform toning (see photos) In Arena of Antares, Alan Burt Akers continues the Dray Prescott saga with another fast-moving blend of sword-and-planet adventure, exotic worlds, combat, intrigue, and heroic survival. Part of the long-running Kregen series, the novel remains appealing to readers of vintage science fantasy, planetary romance, and collectible 1970s DAW paperbacks. Gaughan, Jack (illustrator). …