
§ Keeping Watch on the Man of Bronze: The Marvelous Origin of Doc Savage’s Wondrous World War One “Wristlet” Watch (20 Feb 2023), DNA Entertainment) [1.54M PDF file] 30p
§ Doc Savage® Headquarters Eightieth Floor Plan (20 Jan 2024, DNA Entertainment) [197K PDF file] 1p
§ The View from the Eightieth Floor: Doc Savage’s Midtown Manhattan Skyscraper Headquarters Revisited (20 Feb 2024, DNA Entertainment) [3.43M PDF file] 111p
§ Sanctum Books Doc Savage Double Novel Index (30 Mar 2024, DNA Entertainment) [180K PDF file] 6p
§ Doc Savage® Supermachine Pistol Mark I (05 Feb 2025, DNA Entertainment) [720K PDF file] 1p
§ P.J. Farmer®: Something Wold, Something Newton, Something Borrowed, Something Pollutant (20 Mar Nov 2025), DNA Entertainment) [200K PDF file] 15p
§ The Riverboat Fabulist: Farmer’s Doc Savage: His Apocalyptic Life and Escape from Loki Considered Harmful (05 Sep 2024, DNA Entertainment) [692K PDF file] 82p
§ Now It Can Be Told!: How Doc Savage® “Pyramid Peril” Became Dare Devlin™ “Stormbirds!” (05 Sep 2025, DNA Entertainment) [2.27M PDF file] 194p
§ On the Trail of “Hopalong Savage”: From Whom Did Pat Savage Inherit Her Signature Six-Shooter? (20 Nov 2025, DNA Entertainment) [372K PDF file] 22p
§ Pistol Packin’ Mamas: Fierce Females and their Flamboyant Firearms in Doc Savage® (20 Nov 2025, DNA Entertainment) [1.3M PDF file] 18p
§ Annotated Doc Savage® Timeline (20 Nov 2025, DNA Entertainment) [1.5M PDF file] 149p
§ The All–American Wild Family Tree™ of Doc Savage®: The “Fabulous Family Tree of Doc Savage” Revisited (20 Nov 2025, DNA Entertainment) [130K PDF file] 16p
§ An Author Index to the Doc Savage Magazine: 181 Issues from March 1933 to Summer 1949 by William J. Clark [originally published Dec 1971] (25 Nov 2025, DNA Entertainment) [267K PDF file] 9p

The English Savage Coat of Arms was created on Tuesday, 20 September 1586 when the noble Savage family of Rocksavage, Clifton [now Runcorn], Cheshire, England recommitted to the Oath of Supremacy and fidelity to Protestant Queen Elizabeth I as Regent for King James I and Supreme Governor of the Church of England following the execution of their Catholic Recusant cousin John Savage for his involvement in the Babington Plot to assassinate her.