It’s Official! Dwayne Johnson IS Doc Savage Over the next several decades, Savage went on to appear in various novels, comics, and radio series.

Between 1933 and 1949, 181 Doc Savage stories appeared, mostly authored by creator Lester Dent. Since then, dozens of adaptations were made, including several comic books, derivative novels, radio ...

Doc Savage, the 1930s pulp magazine hero, has been trying to make his way into the modern age for quite some time now. A new report now claims that a Doc Savage TV series is being developed at ...

Old time radio serials and pulp novels are close cousins, I think, and there's definitely some of that influence in the mix. Doc Savage was featured in a couple of radio shows himself, actually.

He’s set to direct a film adaptation of the Doc Savage character, based on the super-intelligent hero of ’30s and ’40s pulp novels and later a radio series who was the inspiration for ...

He was a sensational hit and was soon in radio dramas and the then-new medium of comic books. By the late ‘40s, however, his popularity waned; Doc’s magazine was canceled in 1949.