My review of Skull Island, the new Doc Savage novel by Will Murray, was posted recently at the Hugo-award-winning SFSignal.com. An excerpt: REVIEW SUMMARY: Pulp legends collide as Doc Savage encounters King Kong shortly...
Thanks to JD at SFSignal, I am now reading Gods of Opar, an ARC of the soon to be published trilogy of Philip Jose Farmers two Opar books (Hadon of Ancient Opar and Flight...
Paine L. Winthrop, President of Seaven Seas ship building company, is murdered, his office destroyed by a launched missile. Monk and Ham are in Monk’s lab in the same building, and go to investigate. They are ultimately taken captive...
After eighteen years, the publication of a new Doc Savage novel is finally on the horizon. The Desert Demons, written by Lester Dent and Will Murray writing as Kenneth Robeson, makes its debut in...
Continuing my series documenting a time wasting obsession with Doc Savage at SFSignal.com, today’s entry features a review of Radio Archives 8 CD collection of radio theater. The collection has two Doc Savage stories,...
My not so secret obsession with Doc Savage comes fully out of the closet (where I keep the books!) with the “Who is Doc Savage? (A Doc Savage Primer)” on SFSignal.com. I’ve read most...
This is the first of the Doc Savage novels penned by Will Murray under the Kenneth Robeson moniker. From a Doc chronological perspective, it is usually placed after Death in Silver (which is referred...
This is the 18th story in Street and Smith’s original publishing order. Doc goes to Maine, at the request of Chelton Raymond. He finds not only an assassin whose bullets vanish and who moves...
This is the 16th story in Street and Smith’s original publishing order and the first one not written entirely by Lester Dent (Harold A. Davis is co-author). This finishes a sprint of sorts, reading...
This is the 15th story in Street and Smith’s original publishing order. A sleazy mystic named Mahal is checking up on Doc, but doesn’t know that Doc has found him out and is having...
