Laurence Donovan

Blinded by a criminal's acid, D.A. Tony Quinn was reborn as a relentless avenger. An operation not only returned his sight but granted him night vision-a gift he uses to strike from the dark. Assisted by Carol Baldwin, Butch O'Leary, and Silk Kirby, The Black Bat prowls the underworld with ruthless efficiency. This Volume 8 presents three brutal thrillers by Laurence Donovan and Norman Daniels: "The Seventh Column," "Millions for a Murderer," and "Captains of Death"-restored and uncut.

In The Black Bat Archives, Volume 7, Anthony Quinn, the blind former District Attorney turned masked crime fighter, faces off against chilling new enemies. In "The Faceless Satan," Quinn must battle a shadowy criminal mastermind, while "The Murder Prophet" sees the Black Bat racing against time to stop a mysterious figure whose death predictions come true. Finally, in "The Nazi Spy Murders," Quinn is drawn into an international conspiracy threatening America's war effort. Packed with intrigue, suspense, and action, this volume brings to life three unforgettable pulp adventures featuring one of the most iconic heroes of the golden age

Starting in 1934, editor (and publisher) Harry Steeger unveiled Terror Tales: perhaps the flagship magazine in Popular Publications' so-called "Weird Menace" lineup of titles. Running for almost 50 issues, Terror Tales showcased some of the best suspense, mystery and terror stories to see print in the pulps. This facsimile of the November 1934 issue contains stories by Arthur Leo Zagat, G.T. Fleming-Roberts, Wyatt Blassingame, Nat Schachner, and Laurence Donovan, among others.

Four fantastic adventures by Doc Savage author Laurence Donovan Known best for his work on Doc Savage, The Skipper, and other series, Laurence Donovan also was the regular writer on the long-running Phantom Detective series. During his stint on the title, Donovan took the Phantom to places outside New York City and involved him in adventures and in battle with villains which could be seen as pseudo adventures of The Man of Bronze. This 650 page edition includes four of his best, most Doc Savage-esque stories: The Thousand Islands Murders An Island of men named Smith, and the weird "Devil's Flare"... The World's Greatest Sleuth lands in the middle of mystery and intrigue at Smith Island--and follows a grim trail of blackmail and peril that challenges his keen crime-fighting power Death Over Puget Sound Death and destruction by a creature known as Black Wolf, and a timber trail of doom follows in the wake of the grim "Echo Voice" murders The Phantom Detective battles against desperate odds as he strives to halt a startling tragedy of crime played on nature's stage Murder Moon Over Miami Who is The Iron Judge? And what is his connection to a literal viper pit of killers? When greed turns a playground city into the grim scene of a vast murder game, The Phantom Detective battles a menace of death and destruction that stalks Corpse Cay Streamlined Murder A murderous army of killer apes The Phantom Detective races to pursue the greedy perpetrators of shocking crimes when mystery stalks in the wake of the death of an aging silk tycoon