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Bart Spicer
Albert Samuel Spicer
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Carney Wilde, a private investigator based
in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: |
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The Dark Light (1949)
Blues for the Prince (1950)
Black Sheep, Run (1951)
The Golden Door (1951) |
The Long Green (1952)
APA: Shadow of Fear (1953)
The Taming of Carney Wilde (1954)
Exit, Running (1959) |
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Benson Kellogg, a lawyer who inherits a
town in New Mexico, and fights to save it: |
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Act of Anger (1962) |
Kellogg Junction (1969) |
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Col. Peregrine White, wounded in the Korean
War and retired to Mexico, called in by the FBI to fight communists: |
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The Day of the Dead (1955) |
The Burned Man (1966) |
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Non-series: |
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The Adversary (1974) |
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Written as Jay Barbette, joint pseudonym
with wife Betty Coe Spicer [1913?-1994?]
Harry Butten, a newspaper reporter: |
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Final Copy (1950)
Dear, Dead Days (1953)
APA: Death’s Long Shadow (1955) |
The Deadly Doll (1958)
Look Behind You (1960) |
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