The number of fan web pages dedicated to Doc Savage has grown dramatically in the past year. In honor of Doc's revival on the internet (but NOT in the bookstores thanks to Bantam), I've dedicated an entire page to links to these pages. If your page is not listed, let me know and I'll add yours to the list.

And for an exciting new way to navigate the web pages dedicated to Doc Savage, take a look at the Doc Savage Web Ring. If you want to put your Doc web page on the ring, just fill out the form at the Doc Savage Web Ring Home Page and follow the directions there.

Chris Kalb's the 86th floor
In the 1930s and '40s, the 86th floor of New York City's tallest skyscraper housed the headquarters of a hero unequaled in the history of fiction...

The IFOB's Doc Savage Map Project
Sponsored by the IFOB and maintained by Frozencat@aol.com, this project is to build a map of all of Doc's adventures.

Chuck Welch's The Hidalgo Trading Company
Ever wonder just when Doc was born? Chuck did some great research and gives you the answer here! Plus the Flea Run, the Hidalgo Bombers, and so much more!!

Scott Cranford's Doc FAQ and Web Page
Scott's FAQ was the very first Doc Savage web site on the internet! You'll find the most comprehensive Doc Savage FAQ file on line at his site.

Frozencat's Doc Savage and Personal Web Page
The Official Cheerleader of the Internet Fans of Bronze, and the greatest fan of Pat Savage, Frozencat's site is a hub of activity for Doc fans!

Dale Roberts' Doc Savage Action Figures
Dale takes existing action figures and changes them into others by carving, sanding, switching limbs, painting, and more. Order Doc, Monk, Ham, and all the rest here at his site.

Alain Berguerand's Doc Savage in French
Doc Savage was also very popular in French speaking countries and published during the 30's, 60's and 70's? Did you know that, unlike Bantam books, French-translated novels are still being printed?

All About Doc Savage, The Man of Bronze
America's Supreme Superhero! Scanned bookcovers, samples of the writing style and plots, and a complete list of the books.

Ron Hill's Illustrated Doc Savage
Ron Hill's illustrations are inspired by a passage, event or situation in a Doc Savage novel.

Mark Trail's Doc Savage Story Summaries
Summaries of several of the stories. Notes on the main characters, the story line, the gadgets used, the villains, and more.

Rob Smalley's Doc Savage, The Supreme Adventurer
This site includes a Doc Savage Book Buy/Sell/Trade Corner, a brief look at Doc Savage stories, info on characters and Doc's Lairs, The "Brothers Of Bronze" guestbook, and links to other Doc Savage sites.

Matt Stevens' The Pulp Page
Welcome to the Pulp Page! This site will introduce you to the pulp magazines of the 1920's, '30's and '40's, including a brief historical essay, a bibliography, a special feature and links to other pulp sources.

Mike's Doc Savage Page
Doc Savage was an incredible influence on my early life. Because of Doc Savage, I swore that I would grow up and be brave and good. Mike's site features Baumhofer artwork, Doc's code, and Steve Holland.

Dot Pulp's DotPulp
Welcome to your link to pulp magazine-related sites on the World Wide Web, featuring Doc Savage, the Shadow, Operator 5, the Avenger, Zorro, the Spider, and many more.

Larry Widen's Arch Enemy of Evil
Order the most comprehensive book on Doc Savage, "The Arch Enemy of Evil" by Larry Widen, and find information about subscribing to The Bronze Gazette, currently the ONLY Doc fanzine out there.

Bob Jenson's Artistry
The Jenson Artistry Web Site is a portfolio of Bob's artwork, photography, and writing. And you'll find the best Doc Savage Wallpapers on the net!!

Rogue's Hero
Here you will find all things great and small about Doc Savage!! Even though there's nothing small about Doc or his men. Listen to the theme from the movie which starred Ron Ely.

M.D. Jackson's The Bronze Journal
THE BRONZE JOURNAL is a magazine/file devoted to articles about Doc Savage and about hero pulps in general. It will be updated from time to time with articles and artwork as well as links to other Doc Savage sites.

West Paducah Audio Book Club
Stop by to see if they have the Doc Savage or Avenger books you need to complete your collection.

Paul Rocconi's Doc Savage Sculpture
Take a look at the outstanding 1/5th scale resin sculpture of Doc Savage built in 1996 by Jacques Lamontagne.

Win Scott Eckert's Expansion of the World Newton Universe
The Wold Newton Family is a group of heroic and villainous literary figures that science fiction author Philip José Farmer postulated belonged to the same genetic family.

Thomas Barnett's The Bronze Age
Doc Savage and Hollywood! Doc Savage Goes to War! The Essential Doc Savage, and For Sale or Trade

William Thompson's Doc Savage Page
It was some 20 years ago when looking at a garage sale, I found "Pirates of the Pacific".  I paid 10 cents for the book and took it home to read.  Needless to say, I was hooked.

Jerry Sutton's Doc Savage Page
Doc Savage has been a hero for me throughout most of my life. I hope that through this wonderous place called the 'Internet' Doc can be revived for another generation of readers and followers.

Ron Hill's Adventures of the Azure Aztec
Sponsored by Pure Baloney and originally published January 24, 1998 through March 27, 1998.

Lenny's Doc Savage Reader's Resource
The purpose of this site is to help new and long-time readers of Doc's adventures by listing the popularity of the books as rated by other fans.

The Pulp Stand
A good source of original Doc Savage, Shadow, and Spider pulps, complete with cover scans of the pulps for sale. Other collectibles are also for sale from this site.

Liz's Doc Savage Page
Take a look at the books Liz still needs to complete her collection, and the extra books she has for sale or trade.

Bob Besco's The MSTified Doc Savage
The Premise: The crew of Mystery Science Theater 3000's Satellite of Love is viewing the most exemplary "love-it-or-hate-it" movie of our time. Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze!

I'm a Doc Savage Fan!
This page is a fan shrine dedicated to the GREATEST SUPER-HERO ADVENTURER of all-time!!

Catherine Lavallée's DOC SAVAGE EN FRANÇAIS
Canadian Cat explores the French version of Doc Savage. Want to see how the books translated into French? You can read the site in English or French!

Tomi Vaisala's Pulp Heroes
A great source for fans of Doc Savage, The Avenger, The Shadow, Operator 5, The Spider, The Rocketeer, and many other pulp heroes!

Will Murray's Unpublished Doc Savage Novels
You used to be able to find the opening chapters of Will's next Doc Savage novels until Bantam made him take them down, but you can still get some insight into The Infernal Buddha, The War Maker, The Phantom Lagoon, The Ice Genius, The Smoking Spooks, The Nullifier, Grotto of Spiders, and Terror in Gold.

Dale Dodson's Doc Savage Page
You'll find short biographies of Lester Dent and James Bama, as well as mini-reviews, a Doc dictionary, and the answer to the question "Where did Doc get all that GOLD?!"

Larry Widen's Doc Savage: Arch Enemy of Evil Screenplay
Remember the ending to Doc Savage: The Movie? Doc comes into his office and listens to his messages. Monk is in trouble! Doc springs into action! Now read the screenplay to the sequel that wasn't made.

Ron Hanna's Secret Sanctum
Welcome to The Secret Society of the Sanctum, a new club for "Pulp" and Action - Adventure fans!

Mark Eidemiller's Bronze Refined As Silver
This is a story about Doc Savage, taken in a direction he has never gone before, an adventure that reaches beyond the physical and temporal!

Jim and Julie Rhodes' Doc Savage Action Figures and Novel Slipcases
Jim Rhodes also makes Doc Savage Action figures. You'll also find the slipcases sold when Bantam put out some of the novels in sets, some original artwork from the B&W Marvel Magazines, and the Doc Savage Movie Puzzle Box Art.

Mark Lambert's Hidalgo Publishing Company
This web site features information about subjects such as Doc Savage, Lester Dent, Famous Monsters of Filmland, Xanadu Comics, pulp magazines, the international language Esperanto, and other interesting stuff.

John Olsen's Doc Savage Radio Scripts
John Olsen has uploaded 14 scripts from the radio serials. These 15 minute radio shows were transcribed (recorded on 16 inch records) for broadcast in 1934. No recordings are known to have survived, nor are the actors who played the roles known. However, the scripts from these radio shows have survived. Here are fourteen of those scripts.

Michael Dean Jackson's Requiem for a Super Hero
The Man of Bronze. The mere mention of those words can send a palpable chill run down the backs of any Doc Savage fan, the 15 year old inside quivers with excitement at the mention of anything associated with his legend. To many readers, Doc Savage was (and still is) the ultimate adventure hero.

Jason Wolcott's Lester Dent's Pulp Paper Master Fiction Plot
Includes Lester Dent's "template" for writing a pulp story. First published in a writer's magazine in the fifties and explains how to build your "yarn".

Graphitti Designs
Check out this site for outstanding Doc Savage merchandise by Graphitti Designs! Beautiful screened prints of pulp magazine and paperback covers, cool Doc T-shirts, or even a bronze bust of Doc for $1200!!

Tim Collins' The Humorous Doc Savage
What makes this site stand out from all the big impressive Doc pages on the net? Simple, this one is small and unimpressive...and it deals with Doc Savage humor. At the moment it only has 3 (count 'em 3) cartoons on it, but, hey, if your really, really bored check it out.

Internet Movie Database's Doc Savage: The Movie
Who played Monk in the movie? What else did he star in? Find out all you want to know about the stars and their careers before and after the dreaded Doc Savage movie.

The Complete Collection of Doc Savage Book Club
Do you have a complete collection of Doc Savage paperbacks or pulps? Want to let everyone know about it? Fill out the form on this site and join the club!

Kip Matthews' Meet Doc Savage
In a world glutted with heroes, superheroes, crimefighters, and criminals, Doc Savage -- The Man of Bronze -- shines out over all others.

Paul McCall's Aces Magazine
ACES is a fanzine produced to examine the illustrative art of the pulp era and to provide an outlet for the pulp fan artist of today.

John Gunnison's Adventure House
You can purchase all sorts of good pulp-related items from John's company: T-shirts, books, pulps, pulp reprints, and more!

Chris Kalb's The Annals of the Spider
Here comes the Fleshless Legion down 5th! The Eyeless Legion has staked out Bleeker! And there, on the A train, aren't those Legions of the Accursed Light?!? This is not a job for a hero that shoots webs...this is a job for a hero that shoots first!