Steven Assel
Steve Assel painted a single Doc Savage Bantam cover: Escape from Loki…
Read Moreby Chuck Welch | Oct 26, 2014 | assel, Illustrators, Paperback Illustrators | 0
Steve Assel painted a single Doc Savage Bantam cover: Escape from Loki…
Read Moreby Chuck Welch | Aug 1, 1991 | 1990s, 1991, assel, bantam, Bantam 181-Up, farmer, modern, Novels | 8
A brilliant supervillain has dreamed up the ultimate secret weapon … a desperate masterstroke that will assure victory for the Kaiser — or obliterate mankind from the face of the earth! Young Clark Savage and his team come together for the first time in this action-packed saga of World War I. Though only sixteen, he’s the real Doc — hard fisted, cerebral, the compassionate Man of Bronze. Shot down behind enemy lines. Captured by a German baron and his exotic mistress. Escaped. Recaptured. Finally imprisoned in escape-proof salt mines — where the baron’s experiments on human guinea pigs could result in a sinister weapon of total destruction. It’s Doc’s young mind against evil’s keenest intellect. And unless Doc wins, the war could end for the Allies — in a blaze of genocidal fury!
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