PERIL PRESS presents:“Sax Rohmer made friends with escape artist Harry Houdini, who wrote to him in praise of Rohmer's The Romance of Sorcery. Rohmer based his mystery-solving magician character Bazarada on Houdini.” (Wikipedia)This ebook collects all 6 Bazarada stories as they originally appeared in Collier’s magazine.Collier's Weekly, September 18, 1937THE JADE SERPENTby Sax RohmerIllustrated by Ronald McLeodAn exciting tale of mystery and adventure, wherein that master magician Bazarada clears up one of Scotland Yard’s most difficult casesBlack magic in the service of a fair lady5900 WordsCollier’s, October 9 1937RED DOCTORby Sax RohmerIllustrated by Ronald McLeodIn which Bazarada, master of illusion, successfully demonstrates his ability to appear in two places simultaneously. Another interesting adventure of the world’s greatest magicianMagician in false face7000 WordsCollier’s, November 13 1937TUNNEL OF THE APESby Sax RohmerIllustrated by Ronald McLeodBazarada and the key to Gibraltar. Further exploits of the great magician, to whom all things mysterious are revealed and no task for humanity is too difficult. Tunnel of the Apes. Undermining the British Empire.5500 WordsCollier’s, January 15 1938THE MUMMY THAT WALKEDby Sax RohmerIllustrated by Ronald McLeodWherein, for a night, Bazarada invests the dead court at Cleopatra with life. Another gripping chapter in the career of the greatest magician of all timeCleopatra's understudy4900 WordsCollier’s, February 5 1938BLACK MAGICby Sax RohmerIllustrated by Ronald McLeodA master criminal meets a master magician—an adventure of BazaradaBlack Magic. Dispelled by Bazarada.5000 WordsCollier’s, August 6 1938DEATH IN THE KING’S ROOMby Sax RohmerIllustrated by Ronald McLeodAn old and haunted house, and deadly peril—to whom? But who, except the great Bazarada, would conduct such fantastic adventure?Bazarada trails a ghost5800 WordsThis edition includes all 11 illustrations to the stories as well as a Gallery of 11 cartoons from the various issues of Collier's that published these stories.