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Doc Savage: Legión de Fantasmas
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Doc Savage: Legión de Fantasmas

· 1935

# Museum Catalog Entry

"Legión de Fantasmas" by Kenneth Robeson is a Doc Savage adventure serialized in this pulp magazine. The story begins when Leon Bell, a Boston telegraph office clerk, mysteriously discovers a telegram on blank forms addressed to Doc Savage in New York—despite no customer entering. The message, signed "A.N. Nónimo," urges Savage to board a specific flight to New York, warning of danger to millions. Bell calls Savage, who quickly deduces the sender's address is false. The narrative shifts to the Excelsior Airways flight the next day, where an obese passenger becomes agitated upon receiving a cryptic note. He fires three shots from a muffled revolver at an empty seat, triggering an unearthly scream and a warning: "Doc Savage...beware!" When confronted by the copilot, the man claims to be an actor rehearsing. The adventure combines mystery and science-fiction elements typical of the Doc Savage series, featuring the hero's legendary intellect and widespread reputation across multiple scientific disciplines.

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About this artifact

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