Drider_it

man this is horrible.. ive gotten issue 85- present on the destroyer series written by Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir.

I dont have a clue as to how I can find any lower in the series.. Is there maybe a pdf verison of these old books? (not looking to steal or rip them off, I would gladly pay for these valued books or pdfs)


sigh. I just dont know how to go about looking for them..

before issue 100 i believe the old series moved to ack!! Eagle brand books..

Eagle isnt so bad they make Deathlands and Outlanders series.

help me..

see the thing is , my dad drove big trucks all my young life. I started reading this series when i was 11.. yeah i know.. weird..

I didnt much understand the books at first, but i kept at it and asked questions to my teachers and my parents to understand the books.

NOTE: asking your 7th grade teacher what is disembowel and what an exit wound the size of a bowling ball would look like is bad. but this was back in the mid 80's lol

if you havent read the destroyer series. Its about a ex-nam guy named Remo Williams that was a beat cop framed and made into americas secret enforcement arm. Trained by an old korean named Chuin on the secret art of Sinanju. The core art of where all othe martial arts is "stolen" Its all fiction but still good books..

although some times their books hit close to home.. thier one book described a middle east terriost using locomotive engins to laucne them into new york destorying buildings.. via a railgun.. two railroad tracks.. then years later WTC happened and I thought .. dude.. no way.

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