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3 comments:
I never was a big Doc Savage fan but I read this series. It was pretty good.
Alas, "he's not who you think he is" often reduces to "he's not who he oughta be"...
Best,
-Craig W.
Actually this is ad is slightly misleading. It refers to a storyline they dropped at the last minute. Originally Doc was supposed to die on a mission in the 1940s, then his men somehow save his brain and put it into the body of a Native American child....the idea was to bring Doc into the present age, like Howard Cheykin had done with The Shadow.
For whatever reason they went with a slightly different story where Doc actually wasn't killed, but was teleported to another planet instead.....he simply teleports back, later on, into the 1980s.
I loved it though, it started a Doc Savage obsession I have never fully got over. What a great character :D
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