HARDBACKS:
The Ideal Library, 1935.
  The Man of Bronze
  The Land of Terror
  Quest of the Spider

Golden Press, 1975?
  The Man of Bronze
  Death in Silver
  The Ghost Legion  [The Spook Legion]
  Quest of Qui
  The Sargasso Ogre
  Secret in the Sky

COMIC BOOKS:
Street & Smith.

  Doc Savage Comics
    #1 May, 1940 with a cover possibly by Baumhofer;
    #2 Oct, 1940 cover artist unknown;
    #3 Feb, 1941 cover artist unknown;
    then #4 - #9 quarterly (#5 Sept. 1942 cover by Jack Binder);
    2 bi-monthly issues;
    then #11 Jan, 1943 monthly to #20.

  Shadow Comics
    #1  Mar, 1940
    #2  Apr, 1940
    #3  May, 1940
    #34 Jan, 1944 until at least #69 Dec 1946.

Gold Key, November, 1976.
  #1 - Adaptation of The Thousand Headed Man

Marvel.
  Doc Savage: #1-8, and Giant Sized #1.  Oct., 1972 - Jan., 1974.
  Giant Size Spider Man #3
  Doc Savage (black and white magazine) #1-8.  Aug., 1975 - 1977.
  Marvel Two-In-One #21. November, 1976.

DC.
  Doc Savage #1-4. November, 1987 - February, 1988.
  Doc Savage #1-24, Annual #1. November 1988 - October 1990.

Millennium.
  The Man of Bronze - Monarch of Armageddon, #1-4.
  Doom Dynasty #1-2.
  Devils Thoughts #1-3.
  Repel #1.
  Manual of Bronze.
  Pat Savage Special.

Dark Horse.
  The Shadow and Doc Savage
    #1 - July, 1995: The Case of the Shrieking Skeletons
       Writer: Steve Vance
       Illustrators: Stan Manoukian and Vince Roucher
       Cover Artist: Dave Stevens
       Colorist: James Sinclair
       Letterer: Clem Robins
       Editor: Robert V. Conte

     #2 - August, 1995: The Case of the Shrieking Skeletons Part Two
       Writer: Steve Vance
       Interior Illustrators: Stan Manoukian and Vince Roucher
       Colorist: James Sinclair
       Letterer: Clem Robins
       Designer: Scott Fuentes
       Editor: Robert V. Conte
       Cover Artists: Stan Manoukian, Vince Roucher, and Dave Stevens

  DOC SAVAGE: Curse of the Fire God
    # 1 - September, 1995
    # 2 - October, 1995
    # 3 - November, 1995
    # 4 - December, 1995
     Writer/Layout Artist: Steve Vance
     Penciller: Pat Broderick
     Inker: Tom Simmons
     Colorist: Dave Nestelle
     Letterer: Clem Robins
     Cover Artist: Gary Gianni
     Designer: Harald Graham
     Editor: Robert V. Conte

MOVIE.
  Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze.
  Warner Brothers, 1975.
  Screenplay by George Pal and Joseph Morhaim. Directed by Michael
  Anderson.  Doc Savage March by John Philip Sousa, adapted by Frank DeVol.
  Lyrics by Don Black.

  CAST:
    Doc Savage: Ron Ely
    Long Tom: Paul Gleason
    Johnny: Eldon Quick
    Renny: Bill Lucking
    Monk: Michael Miller
    Ham: Darrell Zwerling
    Don Rubio Gorro: Bob Corso
    El Presidente: Frederico Roberto
    Col. Ramirez: Jorge Cervera, Jr.
    Chief Chaac: Victor Millan
    Capt. Seas: Paul Wexler
    Dutchman: Robert Tessir
    Adriana: Janice Heiden
    Cheeloc: Chuy Franko
    Coroner: Michael Berryman
    Borden: Scott Walker
    Kulkan: Carlos Rivas
    Karen: Robyn Hilton
    Mona: Pamela Hensley
    Jose: Alberto Morin

RADIO SHOWS, aired 1934 - 1935.
  Was to be published in two volumes by Odyssey Publications.
  Only the first volume was published (1982).

Adventures of Doc Savage, aired on NPR, 1985.
  Thousand Headed Man (adapted by Will Murray).
  Fear Cay (adapted by Roger Rittner).

OTHER:
  Doc Savage: His Apocalyptic Life, by Philip Jose Farmer.
    Doubleday & Company: May,1973 (Hardback).
    Bantam Books: July, 1975 (paperback).
    Panther Books: 1975? (British paperback).
    Playboy Paperbacks: July, 1981 (paperback).

Doc Savage: Reflections in Bronze.
  By Will Murray, published by Odyssey Publications,  1978.

Doc Savage: Supreme Adventurer.
  By John L. Nanovic, based upon ideas and characters created by
  Henry W. Ralston.  This is the outline used for the first Doc
  Savage novel.  Published by Odyssey Publications in 1980.

Secrets of Doc Savage.
  By Will Murray, published by Odyssey Publications,  1981.

Doc Savage: Arch Enemy of Evil.
  This is a pictorial reference guide to The Man of Bronze.  All
  pictures are black and white.  By Larry Widen and Chris Miracle,
  published by The Fantasticon Press, 1993.

The Bronze Gazette
  This is the Unofficial Magazine for the Fan of Bronze.  It is
  published three times per year.  I believe the rates are $16.50
  for 3 issues.  For more information email Howard Wright at
  hwright@ainet.com
  The snail mail address follows:
  The Bronze Gazette
  2900 Standiford Ave.
  Suite #136
  Modesto, Ca  95350



BANTAM
  Bantam Books is not currently publishing Doc Savage.  It's
  possible this could be changed by a letter writing campaign (it
  couldn't hurt!).
  The address to send your letters to is:
    Beverly Susswein
    Bantam Doubleday Dell
    1540 Broadway
    New York, NY  10036

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