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Doc Savage: Nieve Roja
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Doc Savage: Nieve Roja

· 1935

# Museum Catalog Note

This Spanish-language pulp magazine contains the opening chapters of "Nieve Roja" (Red Snow), a Doc Savage adventure by Kenneth Robeson. The narrative establishes a mystery involving inexplicable disappearances of prominent figures—an airplane designer, a chemistry professor, a banker, an engineer, a senator, a automobile manufacturer, and a war ministry secretary—preceded by sightings of crimson snow falling from clear skies in Florida and the Everglades. A Seminole alligator hunter named Wingless Duck witnesses the phenomenon and retrieves a mysterious red cube. The story then shifts to Doc Savage's arrival in Miami, where he observes two disguised men posing as fruit vendors discussing his arrival in a foreign language, apparently involved in a plot to steal his luggage. Savage, using his characteristic ingenuity and custom weaponry, responds to this threat with silenced gunfire. The narrative emphasizes Savage's extraordinary abilities: his lip-reading skills, his mastery of languages, and his advanced weapons technology.

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About this artifact

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