Pulp fiction's legendary Man of Bronze returns in two of his most engrossing adventures. In this issue, he confronts "The Devil Genghis", a mad genius armed with incredible scientific inventions stolen from Doc Savage's "Fortress of Solitude". This volume reprints both appearances of Doc Savage's greatest enemy, the diabolical John Sunlight, and features the classic pulp cover art, along with the original interior illustrations by Paul Orban.

The greatest superhero of the pulp era investigates the ancient mysteries of Atlantis in two thrilling undersea adventures by Lester Dent writing as "Kenneth Robeson." First, Doc Savage journeys to the Caribbean in search of the lost underwater city of Taz to solve a "Mystery Under the Sea," with three never-before-published chapters (totaling more than 6,000 words) restored from Dent's original manuscript. Then, the Man of Bronze and his Iron Men discover a sunken fortress populated by amphibious "Red Terrors." This classic reprint showcases the classic color pulp covers by Walter Baumhofer and Emery Clarke, and reprints all the original interior illustrations by Paul Orban. Historical commentary is provided by Will Murray, author of seven Doc Savage novels. (Sanctum Productions) Softcover, 7x10. B&W

DOC SAVAGE Volume 23: "Fantastic Island" & "Danger Lies East" The pulp era's greatest action hero returns in epic tales of international intrigue by W. Ryerson Johnson and Lester Dent (writing as "Kenneth Robeson"). First, the disappearance of Johnny Littlejohn leads the Man of Bronze and the beautiful Pat Savage to a madman's deadly "Fantastic Island" in the epic pulp novel that TIME observed: " Ian Fleming obviously ransacked when he wrote Dr. No " Then, in "Danger Lies East," Doc Savage goes undercover for the State Department to prevent a Middle East holy war. This instant collector's item showcases the classic color pulp covers by Walter M. Baumhofer and Walter Swenson, and also features all the original interior illustrations by Paul Orban and Edd Cartier, and historical commentary by Will Murray, author of seven Doc Savage novels. (Sanctum Productions)

ANOTHER ISSUE IN THE AMAZING REPRINT SERIES

A daring experiment transmuted Clark Savage into the Herculean Man of Bronze. Welding five courageous soldiers of fortune into a Band of Iron, this invincible superman travels the world battling threats to humanity. Not since the days of King Arthur and Robin Hood has mankind known greater justice. The Annihilist: The Man of Bronze is accused of murder when criminals fall victim to the weird "pop-eyed death." Cargo Unknown: Doc and Renny attempt an undersea rescue when Monk and Ham are trapped inside a disabled submarine.

The pulp era's legendary superman returns in two super-powered pulp novels by Lester Dent, writing as Kenneth Robeson, that later inspired classic supervillains from the Marvel Age of Comics. First, the Man of Bronze battles "The Metal Master," a criminal genius with the power to manipulate the molecular structure of metals. Then, Doc Savage is sent to prison when he's framed by the murderous teleporter called "The Vanisher." Dave Cockrum's 1979 artwork from his proposed Doc Savage newspaper strip. This groundbreaking pulp reprint features the original color covers by Robert G. Harris and Walter Baumhofer, all the original interior illustrations by Paul Orban, and historical commentary by Paty Cockrum and Will Murray.

A daring experiment transmuted Clark Savage ino the Herculean Man of Bronze. Welding five courageous soldiers of fortune into a Band of Iron, this invincible superman travels the world battling threats to humanity. Not since the days of King Arthur and Robin Hood has mankind known greater crusaders for justice. Deep in the Amazon on a quest for a lost kingdom, the Man of Bronze encounters The Mental Wizard and the incredible creature known only as "Z." Plunging into the Everglades, Doc Savage races against Doctor Light and Nazi agents as he searches for The Secret of the Su. : "The Society of Amazonia," a lost 1943 Doc Savage radio adventure!

A daring experiment transmuted Clark Savage into the Herculean Man of Bronze. Welding five courageous soldiers of fortune into a Band of Iron, this invincible superman travels the world battling threats to humanity. Not since the days of King Arthur and Robin Hood has mankind known greater justice. Patricia Savage is abducted to the South Seas, setting Doc Savage on the trail of an Asian mastermind and the incredible secret of The Feathered Octopus. The Man of Bronze investigates sightings of The Goblins, bizarre green creatures whose touch brings burning death! Includes an exclusive preview of the Man of Bronze's four-color return, "Doc Savage and the Wave of the Future" by Joey Cavalieri!

The pulp era's greatest superhero returns in two supernatural pulp novels by Lester Dent and Alan Hathway, writing as Kenneth Robeson. After Johnny Littlejohn vanishes while trailing a centuries-old Viking ship that materialized off Long Island, Doc Savage journeys to Labrador on a "Quest of Qui." Then, the Man of Bronze and his Iron Men journey to the Michigan North Woods to investigate tomahawk attacks and a murderous Indian spirit known as Michabou in "The Devil's Playground." This deluxe pulp reprint features Paul Orban's original interior illustrations and exclusive behind-the-scenes commentary by pulp historian Will Murray, writer of seven Doc Savage novels.

A daring experiment transmuted Clark Savage into the Herculean Man of Bronze. Welding five courageous soldiers of fortune into a Band of Iron, this invincible superman travels the world battling threats to humanity. Not since the days of King Arthur and Robin Hood has mankind known greater justice. The Man Who Shook the Earth: The Man of Bronze journeys to Chile to investigate a bizarre series of earthquakes. The Three Devils: Doc's investigation of a murderous ghost bear unearths a deadly plot.