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Menaced by "the strange clicking danger," Doc Savage and his fabulous five-man army take a desperate journey on a polar submarine in search of a missing ocean liner and a dazzling treasure. Their only clue is a map tattooed on the back of a blind violinist. Awaiting them at their destination is the most terrible killer the Arctic has ever known.

Michael Bloom said:
What a marvelous adventure! Dent hits his stride in this 4th installment of the Doc saga. THE POLAR TREASURE would make an excellent Doc movie. Doc killing a polar bear with his hands is entirely believable, given his physical skills and knowledge of anatomy. Dent pulled it off well. Interestingly, for the 2nd printing and beyond, Bantam zoomed in on the original painting, making the bear and Doc bigger, obscuring more of the logo, and showing less of the treasure.

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