Order of Doc Savage Books
Doc Savage is the protagonist in a series of action-adventure pulp fiction novels written under the house name of Kenneth Robeson. The character was created by Henry Ralston, John Nanovic and Lester Dent (who wrote the majority of the novels in the series’ original run). Clark “Doc” Savage, Jr. has a genius-level IQ, is in perfect physical shape, is a skilled scientist, surgeon, inventor, detective and martial artist. He also has a photographic memory and is a master of disguise. The Doc Savage character has also appeared in radio, comics and a 1975 film entitled Doc Savage: Man of Bronze.
Doc Savage made his first appearance in The Man of Bronze, published in 1933 as the first issue of Doc Savage Magazine. The original series lasted 181 novels. The series was later reprinted by Bantam Books beginning in 1964. In 1979, an original novel that had been rejected during the original run was published for the first time. Its original title was In Hell, Madonna, but was published as The Red Spider. The series was later revived in the early nineties for 8 novels, and then again in 2011. The series is currently ongoing. Below is a list of Kenneth Robeson’s Doc Savage books in order of when they were originally published:
Publication Order of Doc Savage Books
(By: Kenneth Robeson, Lester Dent)
| The Man of Bronze | (1933) |    |
| The Land of Terror | (1933) | |
| Quest of the Spider | (1933) | |
| The Polar Treasure | (1933) | |
| Pirate of the Pacific | (1933) | |
| The Red Skull | (1933) | |
| The Lost Oasis | (1933) | |
| The Sargasso Ogre | (1933) | |
| The Czar of Fear | (1933) | |
| The Phantom City | (1933) | |
| Brand of the Werewolf | (1934) | |
| The Man Who Shook the Earth | (1934) | |
| Meteor Menace | (1934) | |
| The Monsters | (1934) | |
| The Mystery on the Snow | (1934) | |
| The King Maker | (1934) | |
| The Thousand-Headed Man | (1934) | |
| The Squeaking Goblin | (1934) | |
| Fear Cay | (1934) | |
| Death in Silver | (1934) | |
| The Sea Magician | (1934) | |
| The Annihilist | (1934) | |
| The Mystic Mullah | (1935) | |
| Red Snow | (1935) | |
| The Land of Always-Night | (1935) | |
| The Spook Legion / The Ghost Legion | (1935) | |
| The Secret in the Sky | (1935) | |
| The Roar Devil | (1935) | |
| Quest of Qui | (1935) | |
| Spook Hole | (1935) | |
| The Majii | (1935) | |
| Dust of Death | (1935) | |
| Murder Melody | (1935) | |
| The Fantastic Island | (1935) | |
| Murder Mirage | (1936) | |
| Mystery Under the Sea | (1936) | |
| The Metal Master | (1936) | |
| The Men Who Smiled No More | (1936) | |
| The Seven Agate Devils | (1936) | |
| The Haunted Ocean | (1936) | |
| The Black Spot | (1936) | |
| The Midas Man | (1936) | |
| Cold Death | (1936) | |
| The South Pole Terror | (1936) | |
| Resurrection Day | (1936) | |
| The Vanisher | (1936) | |
| Land of Long Juju | (1937) | |
| The Derrick Devil | (1937) | |
| The Mental Wizard | (1937) | |
| The Terror in the Navy | (1937) | |
| Mad Eyes | (1937) | |
| The Land of Fear | (1937) | |
| He Could Stop the World | (1937) | |
| The Magic Island / Ost | (1937) | |
| The Feathered Octopus | (1937) | |
| Repel / The Deadly Dwarf | (1937) | |
| The Golden Peril | (1937) | |
| The Living-Fire Menace | (1938) | |
| The Mountain Monster | (1938) | |
| Devil on the Moon | (1938) | |
| The Pirate's Ghost | (1938) | |
| The Motion Menace | (1938) | |
| The Submarine Mystery | (1938) | |
| The Giggling Ghosts | (1938) | |
| The Munitions Master | (1938) | |
| The Red Terrors | (1938) | |
| Fortress of Solitude | (1938) | |
| The Green Death | (1938) | |
| The Devil Genghis | (1938) | |
| Mad Mesa | (1939) | |
| The Yellow Cloud | (1939) | |
| The Freckled Shark | (1939) | |
| World's Fair Goblin | (1939) | |
| The Gold Ogre | (1939) | |
| The Flaming Falcons | (1939) | |
| Merchants of Disaster | (1939) | |
| The Crimson Serpent | (1939) | |
| Poison Island | (1939) | |
| The Stone Man | (1939) | |
| Hex | (1939) | |
| The Dagger in the Sky | (1939) | |
| The Other World | (1939) | |
| The Angry Ghost | (1940) | |
| The Spotted Men | (1940) | |
| The Evil Gnome | (1940) | |
| The Boss of Terror | (1940) | |
| The Awful Egg | (1940) | |
| The Flying Goblin | (1940) | |
| Tunnel Terror | (1940) | |
| The Purple Dragon | (1940) | |
| Devils of the Deep | (1940) | |
| The Awful Dynasty | (1940) | |
| The Men Vanished | (1940) | |
| The Devil's Playground | (1941) | |
| Bequest of Evil | (1941) | |
| The All-White Elf | (1941) | |
| The Golden Man | (1941) | |
| The Pink Lady | (1941) | |
| The Headless Men | (1941) | |
| The Green Eagle | (1941) | |
| Mystery Island | (1941) | |
| The Mindless Monsters | (1941) | |
| Birds of Death | (1941) | |
| The Invisible Box Murders | (1941) | |
| Peril in the North | (1941) | |
| The Rustling Death | (1942) | |
| Men of Fear | (1942) | |
| The Too-Wise Owl | (1942) | |
| The Magic Forest | (1942) | |
| Pirate Isle | (1942) | |
| The Speaking Stone | (1942) | |
| The Man Who Fell Up | (1942) | |
| The Three Wild Men | (1942) | |
| The Fiery Menace | (1942) | |
| The Laugh of Death | (1942) | |
| They Died Twice | (1942) | |
| The Devil's Black Rock | (1942) | |
| The Time Terror | (1943) | |
| Waves of Death | (1943) | |
| The Black, Black Witch | (1943) | |
| The King of Terror | (1943) | |
| The Talking Devil | (1943) | |
| The Running Skeletons | (1943) | |
| Mystery on Happy Bones | (1943) | |
| The Mental Monster | (1943) | |
| Hell Below | (1943) | |
| The Goblins | (1943) | |
| The Secret of the Su | (1943) | |
| The Spook of Grandpa Eden | (1943) | |
| According to Plan of a One-Eyed Mystic | (1944) | |
| Death Had Yellow Eyes | (1944) | |
| The Derelict of Skull Shoal | (1944) | |
| The Whisker of Hercules | (1944) | |
| The Three Devils | (1944) | |
| The Pharaoh's Ghost | (1944) | |
| The Man Who Was Scared | (1944) | |
| The Shape of Terror | (1944) | |
| Weird Valley | (1944) | |
| Jiu San | (1944) | |
| Satan Black | (1944) | |
| The Lost Giant | (1944) | |
| Violent Night / The Hate Genius | (1945) | |
| Strange Fish | (1945) | |
| The Ten Ton Snakes | (1945) | |
| Cargo Unknown | (1945) | |
| Rock Sinister | (1945) | |
| The Terrible Stork | (1945) | |
| King Joe Cay | (1945) | |
| The Wee Ones | (1945) | |
| Terror Takes 7 | (1945) | |
| The Thing That Pursued | (1945) | |
| Trouble on Parade | (1945) | |
| The Screaming Man | (1945) | |
| Measures for a Coffin | (1946) | |
| Se-Pah-Poo | (1946) | |
| Terror and the Lonely Widow | (1946) | |
| Five Fathoms Dead | (1946) | |
| Death is a Round Black Spot | (1946) | |
| Colors for Murder | (1946) | |
| Fire and Ice | (1946) | |
| Three Times a Corpse | (1946) | |
| The Exploding Lake | (1946) | |
| Death in Little Houses | (1946) | |
| The Devil is Jones | (1946) | |
| The Disappearing Lady | (1946) | |
| Target for Death | (1947) | |
| The Death Lady | (1947) | |
| Danger Lies East | (1947) | |
| No Light to Die By | (1947) | |
| The Monkey Suit | (1947) | |
| Let's Kill Ames | (1947) | |
| Once Over Lightly | (1947) | |
| I Died Yesterday | (1948) | |
| The Pure Evil | (1948) | |
| Terror Wears No Shoes | (1948) | |
| The Angry Canary | (1948) | |
| The Swooning Lady | (1948) | |
| The Green Master | (1949) | |
| Return From Cormoral | (1949) | |
| Up From Earth's Center | (1949) | |
| The Red Spider | (1979) | |
Publication Order of Wild Adventures Of Doc Savage Books
(By: Will Murray, Kenneth Robeson)
| Python Isle | (1991) | |
| White Eyes | (1992) | |
| The Frightened Fish | (1992) | |
| The Jade Ogre | (1992) | |
| Flight into Fear | (1993) | |
| The Whistling Wraith | (1993) | |
| The Forgotten Realm | (1993) | |
| The Desert Demons | (2011) | |
| Horror in Gold | (2011) | |
| The Infernal Buddha | (2012) | |
| Death's Dark Domain | (2012) | |
| The Miracle Menace | (2013) | |
| Skull Island | (2013) | |
| Phantom Lagoon | (2013) | |
| The War Makers | (2014) | |
| The Ice Genius | (2014) | |
| The Sinister Shadow | (2015) | |
| The Secret of Satan's Spine | (2015) | |
| Glare of the Gorgon | (2016) | |
| Empire of Doom | (2017) | |
| Mr. Calamity | (2018) | |
Notes: Ost was published by Bantam as The Magic Island . Repel was published by Bantam as The Deadly Dwarf. According to Plan of a One-Eyed Mystic was shortened to One-Eyed Mystic for its Bantam re-issue. Violent Night was re-titled as The Hate Genius by Bantam. The Spook Legion was also titled The Ghost Legion.
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