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The Polar Treasure

Doc Savage (Bantam) seriesNext:The Land of Terror(1933) →

Menaced by "the strange clicking danger," Doc Savage and his fabulous five-man army take a desperate journey on a polar submarine in search of a missing ocean liner and a dazzling treasure. Their only clue is a map tattooed on the back of a blind violinist. Awaiting them at their destination is the most terrible killer the Arctic has ever known.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 154 pages

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