Jokers Wild (Wild Cards #3)

George R.R. Martin, Walter Simons, John J. Miller, Lewis Shiner, Edward Bryant, Melinda M. Snodgrass, Richard Kriegler, Leanne C. Harper

Rated: 3.94 of 5 stars
3.94 · 17 ratings · 386 pages · Published: 01 Oct 1987
Jokers Wild by George R.R. Martin, Walter Simons, John J. Miller, Lewis Shiner, Edward Bryant, Melinda M. Snodgrass, Richard Kriegler, Leanne C. Harper
Let the secret history of the world be told—of the alien virus that struck Earth after World War II, and of the handful of survivors who found they now possessed superhuman powers. Some were called Aces, endowed with powerful mental and physical prowess. The others were Jokers, tormented by bizarre mind or body disfigurements. Some served humanity. Others wreaked terror. Now, forty years later, under the streets of Manhattan an evil genius unleashes the powers of darkness—and Aces and Jokers alike must fight for their lives.

Here, in the third volume of the Wild Cards series, seven of science fiction's most gifted writers take you on a journey of wonder and excitement.
Includes stories by:
Edward Bryant
Leanne C. Harper
George R. R. Martin
John J. Miller
Lewis Shiner
Walter Simons
Melinda M. Snodgrass
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