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Darryl A. Elliott wrote "TRAIL OF DOOMSDAY by Lohr McKinstry was published in the first (and AFAIK only) issue of Doc Savage Journal, May 1969."

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Lohr McKinstry

I wrote this short novel in 1969, at the request of pulp fan Lynn Myers of Carlisle, Penna. We thought bringing Doc into the modern world would be good, but today I'm not so sure. The second unpublished issue would have featured "KIllers of Kali" by Robert Weinberg.

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