"Dan Fowler G-Man, Vol 3" has just hit print, and man, oh man, what a bullet-blazing ride it is, written by men who weave varying styles and diverse landscapes into the iconic agent's hard-hitting tapestry.
Whit Howland's yarn presents impetuous, twin brothers who challenge Fowler with their wry and brutal ways--and an explosive climax waiting in the wings. Gene Moyers follows this sinister spree by setting our hero after a revenge-thirsty convict and his Bonnie Parker-styled accomplice, in a story that brims of psychological complexity. Aaron Powers then inserts our stalwart agent into a shadowy sector ruled by an eccentric, German diplomat who possesses a mask imbued with limb-freezing properties. Last but not least, Fred Adams, Jr pits Fowler against some backwoods bank robbers, who prove far craftier than one might presume, but that doesn't mean they're a match for our unswerving investigator.
This sensational anthology is adorned by an eye-catching Chris Rawding cover and glorious Kevin Paul Shaw Broden illustrations.
Dan Fowler and his intrepid companions, Larry Kendall and Sally Vane, have entertained pulp readers for decades. Fowler's latest revival won't disappoint, in that it captures the gritty past with unapologetic toughness and a hearty sweep of all-American morality.
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