NICK CARTER DOUBLE NOVEL (2020)

"The premier detective hero returns in two intriguing pulp thrillers by Richard Wormser and T.C. McClary writing as 'Nick Carter.' First, the legendary American sleuth who predates Sherlock Holmes is reborn into the hard-boiled 1930s in 'Marked for Death,' the debut novel from the rare first issue of Doc Savage's sister pulp! Then, what is the bizarre connection between an East Indian idol and the disappearance of a quarter-million dollars within a bank? Nick Carter needs all his sleuthing skills to uncover the truth. And a bonus: Nick Carter confronts 'The Strange Dr. Devolo' in the first radio script by The Shadow's Walter Gibson, plus a Golden Age comic book classic from Shadow Comics! "

"America's premier detective hero returns in two action-packed pulp thrillers! First, 'Whispers of Death' undermine the construction of a New York power plant, leading the Master Detective into one of his strangest cases! Then, a cryptic call for help from the Khan of Iraghan summons Nick Carter from his New York headquarters through a winding maze of murder leading to the Florida Everglades as he follows the deadly 'Trail of the Scorpion.' Plus, Nick Carter teams up with The Shadow in 'Calling Nick Carter,' a rare crossover from the Golden Age of Comics, and battles 'The Voice of Crime' in a lost radio adventure by Walter B. Gibson!"

"America's premier detective hero returns in action-packed pulp thrillers by Zorro-creator Johnston McCulley and John Chambliss plus a classic Nick Carter radio script by Batman co-creator Bill Finger! First, the Master Detective's arch-nemesis (who predates Professor Moriarty) comes back to wage a battle to the death with Nick Carter in 'Dr. Quartz Returns,' 'Nick Carter Corners Dr. Quartz' and 'Nick Carter's Danger Trail,' three classic 1926 adventures from the pages of Street & Smith's Detective Story Magazine by Johnston McCulley! Then, 'The War-Makers' bring America to the brink of world war, and only Nick Carter can save his beloved nation! Plus, Nick Carter solves a Chinatown murder in 'The Case of the Chinese Motto Murder' by Batman co-creator Bill Finger."