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Super Detective Library
Date | Number: 59 | Lang: English (en)
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NotesFeaturing Simon Templar Scans of facsimile. Cover - Arnold Beauvais. Art by John Spranger. Script - Leslie Charteris. Reprint of newspaper strip.
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A decent version of one of the more straightforward Saint yarns. I'm probably teaching Granny to suck eggs here but I wonder if you knew that Leslie Charteris, half-Chinese Saint creator, claimed to be descended from the Bronze Age Emperors of China - and reckoned he could trace his lineage all that way? Leslie's brother, Roy, became a major cleric in Sri Lanka - hmmm, I wonder if he knew Arthur C Clarke? If you are interested in missing treasure, take a look at the area between Morgan's Head and Fort Warwick on Isla de Providencia (Providence Island) in the Caribbean. When the colonists left in the 17th Century, it is said they buried their treasure in this area and it has never been found.
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Outside of Judge Dredd, I don't have a lot of experience with UK comics. If the rest are anything like this one, I'll be excited. The artwork looks like enlarged versions of a comic strip in the newspapers, but I really like the detail on some of the pages. And I really like the fact that the whole issue is one continuous story. I've read some of The Saint novels and maybe watched one or two episodes of the series, but I didn't know this adaptation existed. I'll have to check more out.
  
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NameSuper Detective Library 59 - The Saint's Sunken Gold! | Published
PublicationPrice: 9d [0-0-9 GBP] | Pages: 68 | Frequency: The first Thursday of each month
NotesIndexed from scanned copy at https://comicbookplus.com

The final page says the next three issues (60, 61 & 62) come out in August indicating that the batch of three this issue belonged to (57, 58 & 59) is July.
 
CoverThe Saint's Sunken Gold! / 1 page
GenreDetective-mystery
CharactersThe Saint [Simon Templar]
 
Publisher advertisementNo Title (1 page)
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First LineGood news three issues of Super Detective Library for July and August
 
Comic StoryThe Saint's Sunken Gold / The Saint (64 pages)
SynopsisThe Saint and his friend get involved with an inventor who has created a device to detect sunken wrecks.
GenreDetective-mystery
CharactersThe Saint [Simon Templar]; Don Maddon; Dr. Harris; Emily Harris; Clegg [Fingers Grautman]; Joe; Norm
Script
PencilsJack Spranger
InksJack Spranger
 
Publisher advertisementNo Title (1 page)
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First LineTwo gripping new detective thrillers from the Casebook of Sexton Blake
 
Publisher advertisementNo Title (1 page)
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First LineSuper Detective Library brings you thrilling stories of mystery, adventure and space travel.
NotesBack cover.
 
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