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Have Gun, Will Travel: Volume 2 starts John Dehner as Paladin, a cultured and sophisticated gentleman with an eye for the ladies, a taste for gourmet food, wine, and cigars, and enough skill, nerve, and well-oiled artillery to make him a top-notch gunfighter. Headquartered at the fashionable Carleton Hotel in San Francisco, Paladin chooses to finance his luxurious lifestyle by being a combination go-between, negotiator, and hired gun-a white night, as it were- for those who need such assistance. He relies on his brains as much as his nerve, frequently quotes Shakespeare, and makes his reputation by using a distinctive business card that features the symbol of a where chess night and reads, simply, Have Gun, Will Travel. Wire Paladin, San Francisco.

Have Gun, Will Travel, Volume 2

Have Gun, Will Travel: Volume 3 starts John Dehner as Paladin, a cultured and sophisticated gentleman with an eye for the ladies, a taste for gourmet food, wine, and cigars, and enough skill, nerve, and well-oiled artillery to make him a top-notch gunfighter. Headquartered at the fashionable Carleton Hotel in San Francisco, Paladin chooses to finance his luxurious lifestyle by being a combination go-between, negotiator, and hired gun-a white night, as it were- for those who need such assistance. He relies on his brains as much as his nerve, frequently quotes Shakespeare, and makes his reputation by using a distinctive business card that features the symbol of a where chess night and reads, simply, Have Gun, Will Travel. Wire Paladin, San Francisco.

Have Gun, Will Travel, Volume 3

Have Gun, Will Travel: Volume 6 starts John Dehner as Paladin, a cultured and sophisticated gentleman with an eye for the ladies, a taste for gourmet food, wine, and cigars, and enough skill, nerve, and well-oiled artillery to make him a top-notch gunfighter. Headquartered at the fashionable Carleton Hotel in San Francisco, Paladin chooses to finance his luxurious lifestyle by being a combination go-between, negotiator, and hired gun-a white night, as it were- for those who need such assistance. He relies on his brains as much as his nerve, frequently quotes Shakespeare, and makes his reputation by using a distinctive business card that features the symbol of a where chess night and reads, simply, Have Gun, Will Travel. Wire Paladin, San Francisco.

Have Gun, Will Travel, Volume 6

A cowboy singer and actor, Roy Rogers was one of the most popular Western stars of the twentieth century. Appearing in over one hundred films, and numerous television and radio appearances, he became known as the King of the Cowboys, the embodiment of the all-American hero to many. Roy was often joined by his wife, Dale Evans, Queen of the West, as well as his famous golden palomino Trigger, which was known for his ability to do tricks. Roy Roger's radio show ran for nine years before moving to television in 1951. This is the first volume of the radio program.

Roy Rogers, Volume 2

Have Gun, Will Travel: Volume 4 starts John Dehner as Paladin, a cultured and sophisticated gentleman with an eye for the ladies, a taste for gourmet food, wine, and cigars, and enough skill, nerve, and well-oiled artillery to make him a top-notch gunfighter. Headquartered at the fashionable Carleton Hotel in San Francisco, Paladin chooses to finance his luxurious lifestyle by being a combination go-between, negotiator, and hired gun-a white night, as it were- for those who need such assistance. He relies on his brains as much as his nerve, frequently quotes Shakespeare, and makes his reputation by using a distinctive business card that features the symbol of a where chess night and reads, simply, Have Gun, Will Travel. Wire Paladin, San Francisco.

Have Gun, Will Travel, Volume 4

In this first adventure of Doc Savage, he is targeted for assassination by the  Kremlin and fated for a confrontation with a nemesis more violent and vicious  than any he has faced before, the Man of Bronze must evade a faceless  executioner known only as The Red Widow - a mistress of disguise and empress of  pain, as well as a soul-devouring human spider prepared to strike without  warning.   Chapters: #1 Death Sentence #2 War Talk #3 Unwelcome Welcome #4 Moonwinx #5  Bronze Man #6 Unpleasant Discovery #7 Arrest #8 Moonwinx, Actual #9 The Useful  Widow #10 Rendezvous in Evanger #11 Two Black Sheep #12 A Wall Closing In #13  Violence for Breakfast #14 Passenger Unknown #15 Dark Encounter #16 The  Shortening Rope #17 The Bottom Fell Out #18 Flight #19 Journey Into Mystery #20  Tundra Turmoil #21 Kill a Red Widow #22 The Moon Winked Back

Doc Savage #1: Flight Into Fear

Dent, Lester

In the second Doc Savage adventure, Python Isle, a long-lost pioneer flyer returns to civilization accompanied by an exotic woman who speaks in a lost tongue. From his towering skyscraper headquarters in New York, through a dangerous Zeppelin journey to Cape Town, climaxing on a serpent-haunted island in the forbidden reaches of the Indian Ocean, Doc Savage and his iron comrades race to untangle a weird puzzle so deep that the only clues can be found in the Bible!

Doc Savage #2: Python Isle

Murray, Will

When King Kong famously fell from his death perch on the summit of the Empire State Building early in 1933, the question on many moviegoers' minds was: Where the heck was Doc Savage? For the tallest skyscraper in Manhattan was also the world headquarters of the famous superman-scientist known as the Man of Bronze. Over succeeding generations, fans of both characters have speculated about a clash between these two titans of the Great Depression. Had Doc Savage been away at his Fortress of Solitude when Kong fell? Or had he been exploring some faraway corner of the world? Eighty years after Doc Savage and King Kong first made their stunning debuts; these questions can now be definitively answered in the third story of Doc Savage.

Doc Savage #3: Skull Island

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Have Gun, Will Travel, Volume 2

Have Gun, Will Travel, Volume 3

Have Gun, Will Travel, Volume 6

Roy Rogers, Volume 2

Have Gun, Will Travel, Volume 2

Have Gun, Will Travel, Volume 4

Doc Savage #1: Flight Into Fear

Doc Savage #2: Python Isle

Doc Savage #3: Skull Island