Shipbuilder Paine L. Winthrop is blown to pieces when his 40th floor office explodes. The Silver Death's-Heads, a mysterious band of New York marauders have struck again. Lorna Zane, Winthrop's secretary and shipyard superintendent is in imminent danger. The Death's-Heads believe she holds the blueprints for a submarine clandestinely built by Winthrop for the crooks. Doc enlists Pat's aid in looking after Lorna until the mystery is solved.

Doc Savage: Death In Silver

Otero, Ben

Kohn, Arnie

Robeson,Kenneth

Villani, Ron

Golden Press/Western Pub Co., Racine

Doc Savage:The Ghost Legion, Volume 3 (Originally titled The Spook Legion)

Comics & Graphic Novels

Graphic Novels

Golden Press

To the world at large, Doc Savage is a strange, mysterious figure of glistening bronze skin and eyes. To his amazing co-adventurers- the five greatest brains ever assembled in one group- he is a man of superhuman strength and protean genius, whose life is dedicated to the destruction of evil-doers. To his fans he is the greatest adventure hero of all time, whose fantastic exploits are unequalled for hair-raising thrills, breathtakingescapes and blood-curdling excitement.

Doc Savage: The Men Who Smiled No More - H4875, Volume 45

Bantam]

1st Warner 1973 edition 1st printing fine paperback In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

Three gold crowns (The Avenger)

Literature & Fiction

Action & Adventure

WARNER PAPERBACK LIBRARY

1st Warner 1974 edition 1st printing fine paperback In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

The Green Killer (The Avenger #20)

WARNER BOOKS

He called himself Dr. Time, and claimed he could really travel back-and-forth in time. Five New York businessmen are convinced he's for real. Then their family members disappear, and Dr. Time demands money for their return. Otherwise they'll be marooned in the past for the rest of their lives! Can the Avenger solve this mystery? Can he stop Time?

Dr. Time (The Avenger, #28)

Red Moon (The Avenger, 26)

Warner

The Nightwitch Devil (The Avenger, 29)

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The Other World, a Doc Savage Adventure (Doc Savage #29)

The Doc Savage Magazine was printed by Street & Smith from March 1933 to the summer of 1949 to capitalize on the success of the Shadow magazine and followed by the original Avenger in September 1939. In all, 181 issues were published in various entries and alternative titles. Doc Savage became known to more contemporary readers when Bantam Books began reprinting the individual magazine novels in 1964, this time with covers by artist James Bama that featured a bronze-haired, bronze-skinned Doc Savage with an exaggerated widows' peak, usually wearing a torn khaki shirt and under the by-line "Kenneth Robeson". The stories were not reprinted in chronological order as originally published, though they did begin with the first adventure, The Man of Bronze. By 1967, Bantam was publishing once a month until 1990, when all 181 original stories (plus an unpublished novel, The Red Spider) had run their course. Author Will Murray produced seven more Doc Savage novels for Bantam Books from Lester Dent's original outlines. Bantam also published a novel by Philip José Farmer, Escape From Loki (1991), which told the story of how in World War I Doc met the men who would become his five comrades.

Dust of Death, a Doc Savage Adventure (Doc Savage #32)

Literary

BANTAM BOOKS

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