Tag: Max Allan Collins
Retro fix–Max Allan Collins’ giant Nolan novel “Spree” returns in 2-for-1 volume “Mad Money”
The Big Bundle–Max Allan Collins’ latest Heller novel merges RFK, Hoffa, the Mob, and a forgotten Midwest crime
Three Miles Down–First Contact meets The Hunt for Red October in latest Harry Turtledove novel
Retro fix–Max Allan Collins’ early Nolan novel “Hard Cash” returns in 2-for-1 volume “Tough Tender”
Now streaming–Tuppence Middleton stars in mystery/suspense/thriller Disappearance at Clifton Hill
Now streaming–Mamet meets Collins in compelling crime play, The Outfit
Rudow Can’t Fail–Arnett and Schamberger deliver a new sci-fi noir colonization world
Call Me a Cab–The last fantastic Donald E. Westlake novel arrives… without a crime
Quarry’s Blood–Max Allan Collins offers up another exciting end for Quarry series
Retro review–Raymond Chandler’s early hardboiled crime novel, The Big Sleep
Bait Money–Max Allan Collins’ first Nolan novel returns in new 2-for-1 Hard Case Crime edition
borg 10-year celebration–The Not-to-Miss Top Books of the Decade
Kiss Her Goodbye–Spillane and Collins bring an older Mike Hammer back to NYC for one more job
Skim Deep–Nolan returns in all-new Max Allan Collins crime novel
borg’s Best of 2020–The Best Books
Ms. Tree: Skeleton in the Closet–Max Allan Collins and Terry Beatty return for a second volume of classic crime stories
Masquerade for Murder–Max Allan Collins is back with the latest Mickey Spillane tale
Killing Quarry–Max Allan Collins puts Quarry in the crosshairs in latest novel
borg’s Best of 2019–The Best Books of the Year
borg’s Best of 2019–The Best in Comics
Ms. Tree–Max Allan Collins and Terry Beatty bring their detective back in graphic novel series
Retro fix–Cinemax’s adaptation of Max Allan Collins’ Quarry a real 1970s flashback
Max Allan Collins conquers Mickey Spillane’s next Mike Hammer tale in Murder, My Love
Now streaming: The Highwaymen–Costner and Harrelson drama replaces Bonnie and Clyde legend with truth
borg’s Best of 2018–The Best in Print
Killing Town–Mickey Spillane’s lost first Mike Hammer novel makes it to publication 70 years later
Dick Tracy turns 88 this year, on his way to new comic book series from IDW
