By gunfire, bombing, arson and murder, the enemies of America seek to put over their sinister schemes of conquest! Follow Dan Fowler as he carries on against grim foes in the battle for a nation’s safety.
Although Dan Fowler, G-Man became Pulp’s most successful F.B.I. agent, J. Edgar Hoover attempted to make inroads into other mediums with his massive public relations effort on behalf of the F.B.I. He worked hard to get a radio show that portrayed the bureau as he wanted it to on the air, that would broadcast dramatizations of actual F.B.I. cases into living rooms across the country. Although this would be achieved later more successfully, Hoover’s effort was short lived. His attempts at getting short films produced that would grip the nation as well as a comic strip aimed at educating children about how wonderful the F.B.I. was also did not get very far. It was evident by 1936 that the biggest success Hoover had in turning F.B.I. agents into celebrities and heroes happened in the Pulp magazines.
As many as four magazines dedicated to the F.B.I. were in print by the end of 1936. The first foray into the Pulps for the F.B.I. featured Hoover as the man responsible for giving the greatest manhunter the F.B.I. had cases. Although he didn’t appear fighting alongside Dan Fowler, G-Man, the stories in G-Men magazine made it clear that Fowler, as heroic as he was, was doing the job that Hoover gave him.
Fowler didn’t wear a mask. He wasn’t perfect and he played by the F.B.I. book. He was true blue bureau, a man who existed only to protect his country and fight crime.
Milton Bagby breathes life into the F.B.I.’s most relentless and skilled manhunter, Dan Fowler G-Man in the thrilling tale The Eyes Of Death! Originally published in the November 1941 issue of G-Men!
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1: Death Threat
Chapter 2: Death at a Cocktail Party
Chapter 3: Amy’s Defy
Chapter 4: Holocaust
Chapter 5: Among the Missing
Chapter 6: Ye Olde Stone Jug
Chapter 7: “No Current in It”
Chapter 8: A Matter of Life and Death
Chapter 9: Kendal’s Accusation
Chapter 10: Acid Torture
Chapter 11: At Bay
Chapter 12: The Lowest Rat
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