At three o'clock in the morning, an ordinary city is transformed. Men from every walk of life—clerks, professors, laborers, businessmen—rise from their beds and spill into the streets with a strange new swagger, as if a single electric force has seized their bodies and turned them all into the same dangerous, irresistible type. In 1,492,633 Marlon Brandos, Vance Aandahl delivers a sharp, funny, and wildly imaginative satire of masculinity, conformity, and mass behavior. With gleaming wit and feverish energy, the story follows a night of escalating unrest as thousands of men roam the city in search of meaning, mischief, and women, only to find themselves caught in a dreamlike surge of pride, frustration, and absurdity. A brilliantly comic riff on celebrity, rebellion, and the myths men build around themselves, this is science fiction with a satirical bite and a surreal sense of fun. Aandahl's prose is vivid, playful, and unnervingly prophetic, capturing both the ridiculousness and the menace of collective obsession. Provocative, fast-moving, and darkly funny, 1,492,633 Marlon Brandos is a compact burst of mid-century imagination that still feels startlingly fresh today. This edition has been fully restored with modern typesetting, custom cover design.