New Tomorrow

Cody Goodfellow presents a pulp adventure set during the Great Depression, featuring munitions heiress Matilda Lynch as the Silver Sentry. She fights gangsters and anarchists while unaware that her most dangerous foe lurks behind her. Petty thief Spider MacGowan dons a cursed mask to become the White Devil, using evil to combat other evils until he faces a greater threat. These characters join forces with Kid Amoeba, an alien invader, and the Haywire Gang, identical triplets who cause chaos. Together they uncover the truth behind a miraculous invention designed to help America's elite escape economic despair and colonize the stars. The narrative blends swashbuckling action with mind-boggling mysteries in this strange world. Readers seeking traditional horror may find this tale too focused on superhero tropes and sci-fi elements rather than supernatural dread. Those who enjoy retro pulp fiction will appreciate the specific character dynamics and historical backdrop. Goodfellow constructs a story where unlikely heroes become enemies of the nation they protect. The plot moves from personal battles against criminals to a larger conspiracy involving interstellar colonization. This approach distinguishes it from standard genre fare by mixing economic critique with alien invasion themes. The book offers a unique perspective on the era's social struggles through its fantastical lens.