#james dark

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James Dark (i.e. James Edmond MacDonnell) - Throne of Satan - Signet - 1967

[seattlemysterybooks]

glorious trash

pseudonym of J.E. MacDonnell

July 1965 Signet paperback original

cover art by Barye Phillips

Seattle Mystery Bookshop

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glorious trash

August 1966 Signet paperback original

cover art by Barye Phillips

Seattle Mystery Bookshop

[seattlemysterybooks]

glorious trash

1967 Signet paperback original

Seattle Mystery Bookshop

[shittydrawingsofhyperfixations]

here's dr. james dark

the ripoff of jack bright

the colleague of treble.

do not let them alone in a room together.

the room will cease to exist

Here's the last audio log of them alone together

START OF AUDIO LOG

James: 'Treble, there's PCSs in that direction!'

Treble:'Delete that direction.'

James:'FUCK YEAHH'

BOOM

END OF AUDIO LOG.

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All about James Dark : height, biography, quotes

How tall is James Dark

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for James Dark Height

James Dark's height is 5ft 7in (1.7 m) James Dark is producer, born: September 1, 1975, Guildford, Surrey, UK. James Dark is best known for "Episode #1.1" Best Known For Movie: Episode #1.1Height: 5ft 7in (1.7 m)Born: September 1, 1975, Guildford, Surrey, UKFilmography: Move Like...

[culturalgutter]

At The Gutter: Black Napoleon's Throne of Satan

This week, Guest Star David Foster writes about race and the transformation of the 1967 Australian spy thriller, Black Napoleon, when it was published in the United States as Throne Of Satan.

There are many elements that made up the counter culture movement of the Sixties and Seventies. One of the most important of these elements was the Civil Rights Movement, whose aim was equality no matter what race, colour, creed or religion. While that fight continues to this day, in early 1967 a story was released that showcased the changing social values the civil rights movement had brought about.

In Australia, that story was released as Black Napoleon, penned by veteran Australian author J.E. Macdonnell. Macdonnell already had a substantial following with his numerous navy action books, but the sixties spy boom saw him scribing a series of espionage titles featuring an agent for Intertrust, Mark Hood. Black Napoleon (Horwitz Publications) was the seventh title in the Hood series.

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The Bamboo Bomb by McClaverty on Flickr.