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 Robeson, Kenneth
Empire State Building. Though only referred to as 'the Skyscraper,' it was the Empire State Building. See "Doc Savage, his Apocalyptic Life" for more evidence than you could possibly care about towards this conclusion.
86th. In real life, that's the observation deck.
The Flea Run. And what a ride it was!
The arctic wastes. It was located in the wastes of the arctic.
Pat. She'd go on adventures with him sometimes, to the delight of the crew and the chagrin of Doc.
Brand of the Werewolf. Doc helps her secure an inheritence.
Renny. Renny was almost as tall as Doc, which would make him almost seven foot.
He never changed his socks. No door was safe with Renny around.
Monk. Monk was often described as wider than he was tall.
Arabia. This is odd, since Arabs don't eat pork.
182. Counting 'The Red Spider,' (discovered in 1975), there were 182.
The Dust of Death. He finds him in South America.
On a ship at sea. See 'The Golden Man.'
Ham. Ham was a Brigadier general. Monk was Lt. colonel, Renny a colonel, and Long Tom a major. Johnny's rank is never given.
Lester Dent. He was from La Plata, Missouri.
John Sunlight. John Sunlight apparently died in 'The Fortress of Solitude,' only to return in 'The Devil Genghis.'
Doctor Clark Savage, Junior.. He was named after his father.
Johnny. Johnny lost the use of an eye during World War One. Doc later performs an operation that restores the sight.
In a POW camp. They met while POWs during the first World War.
A sword cane. He used a sword cane coated in a sleeping drug.
Long Tom. That's how he got his nick-name.
Up From the Earth's Center. Here we find Doc Savage vs. The Devil (sort of).
1901. He'd be over a hundred by now, but as they say, old heroes never die, they just fade away.
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