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Doc Savage: El Terror Verde
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Doc Savage: El Terror Verde

· 1935

# El Terror Verde (The Green Terror)

This Spanish-language Doc Savage pulp features "El Terror Verde" (The Green Terror) by Kenneth Robeson. The narrative begins with a fog-shrouded night at New York Harbor, where a tugboat captain transports three mysterious passengers: Khan Nadir Shar, a Mongol ruler bearing the Sacred Seal tattooed on his forehead; a scarred servant named Hadim; and an efficient, armed woman named Juana. They search urgently for Doc Savage to combat the "Green Terror"—an otherworldly threat that has killed thousands in their homeland. Hadim is dispatched to locate Savage but encounters phantasmal green serpentine entities on the eighty-sixth floor of a Manhattan skyscraper. These spectral creatures, immune to blade and bullets, fatally attack him, leaving his neck grotesquely broken. Doc Savage—a tall, skeletal man in rubber apron and magnifying monocle—emerges from his laboratory to discover Hadim's corpse and investigates the mysterious green marks left behind. The narrative establishes an occult mystery threatening multiple lives.

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Date
1935
Rights
Public domain — free to view, share, and reuse.
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