Thread: Michael Avallone's Ed Noon Series $.99 each [Pulp/Detective] (Amazon) [US]
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Old 09-27-2012, 08:30 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by Dr. Drib View Post
Does anyone have a count on the total number of Noon books that Avallone wrote?



Don
If this is accurate, a lot (around 50?): http://www.thrillingdetective.com/noon.html

Edit: added this after reading more of the entry at Thrilling Detective:

Just to give you an idea how whacky this series could get, the final books, High Noon at Midnight (1988), Since Noon Yesterday (1989) and The Ninth of Never (unpublished) take place with Ed (now an old man) facing an alien invasion, which may be only a figment of his tired and shell-shocked imagination. Avallone's son, David, a film maker, who adapted the books into a web serial, describes the conclusion of the series as "A mystery science fiction adventure serial about fathers and sons, the past and the future, sanity and flying saucers. And cockroach headed guys from outer space with ray guns."

Hmmm ... I think I might see if I can find the web serial.
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