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Out of the darkness, yellow and bodiless eyes peer into the faces of Doc Savage and his crew. And when Monk vanishes inside a locked room, Doc leaps to the rescue -- plunging straight into a vicious international maelstrom that could change the course of history!




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Paul Cook

This had one of the best digest covers (by Modest Stein) and Bantam (Larkin). The story deals with an invisibility cloak that exposes only the eyes. It's a slightly above average war-time Doc Savage novel that reads quite quickly. (It's one of the Docs, like Whisker of Hercules) that takes a little from an earlier Doc (Spook Legion) and twists it around. It's also a story that Dent seemed to enjoy writing. It zips right along and has some elements of humor in it.

- | - November 9, 2004 05:16 PM


   
   

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