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The Adventures of Doc Tempest


1884
The Heroic Adventures Of Doctor Tempest And His Astounding Team (January/February) (first issue)

The Fantastic Adventures Of Doctor Tempest At The Top Of The World (March/April )

The Amazing Adventures Of Doctor Tempest In The Kingdom Of The Giants (May/June)

The Thrilling Adventures Of Doctor Tempest Among The Barbary Pirates (July/August) (included a map)

The Astounding Adventures Of Doctor Tempest In The City Of Demons (September/October)

The Startling Adventures Of Doctor Tempest And His Journey To China (November) (goes monthly)

The Daring Adventures Of Doctor Tempest On The Invisible Island (December)

1885
The Unbelievable Adventures Of Doctor Tempest Through Darkest Africa (January)

The Heroic Adventures Of Doctor Tempest And The Sword Of Kings (February) (guest appearances by Queen Victoria and Mycroft Holmes)

The Wondrous Adventures Of Doctor Tempest Against The Phantom Army (March) (includes an appearance by His Imperial Majesty, Joshua Norton I)

The Strange Adventures Of Doctor Tempest And The Sea Serpents (April)

The Shocking Adventures Of Doctor Tempest In The Haunted Castle Pt. 1 (May) (first 2 part story)

The Eerie Adventures Of Doctor Tempest In The Haunted Castle Pt. 2 (June)

The Exciting Adventures Of Doctor Tempest And The Jungle King (July) (co-starring Lord Greystoke)

The Incredible Adventures Of Doctor Tempest And The Snow Beast (August)

The Dangerous Adventures Of Doctor Tempest And The Monster of The Mississippi (September) (co-starring Mark Twain)

The Terrifying Adventures Of Doctor Tempest And The Screaming Skull (October)

The Astounding Adventures Of Doctor Tempest And The Flame Master (November)

The Daring Adventures Of Doctor Tempest Versus The Golden Man (December) (co-starring James West and Artemus Gordon)

1886

The Terrifying Adventures Of Doctor Tempest In The Valley Of The Black Scorpion (January)

The Thrilling Adventures Of Doctor Tempest In His Giant Balloon (February) (introduced Dr. Miguelito Loveless)

The Mysterious Adventures Of Doctor Tempest And The Secret Of The Sands (March) (almost certainly a time travel story)

The Fantastic Adventures Of Doctor Tempest Among The Little People (April) (it has been widely speculated that these little people were, in fact, hobbits)

The Heroic Adventures Of Doctor Tempest Versus The Invisible Men (May)

The Astounding Adventures Of Doctor Tempest Versus The Army Of Satan (September)

1887
The Incredible Adventures Of Doctor Tempest In The Land Of The Eyeless Men (July)

The Daring Adventures Of Doctor Tempest And His Undersea Ship (October) (first meeting with Captain Nemo)

1888
The Amazing Adventures Of Doctor Tempest On The Island Of The Amazons (January)

1889
The Thrilling Adventures Of Doctor Tempest And The Lost Vikings (October)

The 1890’s

1890
Doc Tempest And The Sky Pirates (January)

1891
Doc Tempest And The Beastmen Of Dr. Loveless (March)

1892

Doc Tempest Versus The North Woods Monster (January)

1893
Doc Tempest And The Steam Giants (July)

1894

Doc Tempest And The Deadly Dinosaur (May)

1895

Doc Tempest And His Electrical Airship (January)

Doc Tempest At The Earth’s Core (May) (first trip to Pellucidar)

1896

1897
Doc Tempest And The Army Of The Dead (June) (not a zombie story, but a ghost story)

Doc Tempest Versus The Dragon Sorcerer (August) (first meeting with Henry Jones Sr.)

Doc Tempest And His Trip To Mars (October) (first issue of the “Mars trilogy”) (Doc meets Ming the Merciless)

Doc Tempest And The Great Face Of Mars (November) (includes a short meeting with what could be Vulcans)

Doc Tempest Versus The Martian Masterminds (December) (a time travel adventure in which Doc meets John Carter)

1898
Doc Tempest Against The Zombie Lord (August )

1899
Doc Tempest And His Time Traveling Locomotive (December) (co-starring a 10 year old Thomas Jefferson)

The 1900’s

1900

Doc Tempest And His Return To Mars (January)

Doc Tempest And The Lair Of The Spider God (February)

1901

Doc Tempest Versus The World Crime League (January)

Doc Tempest And The Volcano Master (September)

1902
Doc Tempest And The Rocky Mountain Monster (January)

Doc Tempest Versus The Cat Creature (November)

1903

Doc Tempest And The Man Who Stopped Time (January)

1904
Doc Tempest And The Cult Of The Dragon (June) (last appearance of Jack Tempest)

Doc Tempest And The Return Of The World Crime League (July) (first appearance of Nick Tempest)

1905
Doc Tempest And The Adventure Of The Giant Rat Of Sumatra (January) (told entirely from the point of view of James Tempest as a boy. Co-starring Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson)

1906
Doc Tempest And The San Francisco Sorcerer (June) (first appearances of both Lo Pan and Professor Bill Smithfield)

1907

1908
Doc Tempest And The Risen Dead (May) (rumored to have been heavily edited by the U.S. government)

1909

The 19teen’s

1910
Doc Tempest And The Time Lord (March) (the first Doc Tempest/Doctor Who meeting)

1911

1912
Doc Tempest And The Sound Of Death (May) (made into a low budget movie in Mexico in the 1950’s)

Doc Tempest And The Doom Squadron (February)

1913

1914
Doc Tempest And The Vanishing Millionaires (September)

1915

1916
Doc Tempest And The Earthshaker (July) (this adventure takes place before, during and after the 1906 earthquake)

1917

1918

1919
Doc Tempest And The Secret Of Fu Manchu (March) (first published encounter with Fu Manchu)

The 1920’s

1920
Doc Tempest And The Werewolves Of London (October) (banned in the UK for 15 years)

1921

1922
Doc Tempest And The Curse Of The Mummy (August)

1923

1924

1925
Doc Tempest And The Mystery Of Wooster Woods (May) (rare comedic adventure co-starring Bertie Wooster and Jeeves)

1926

1927
Doc Tempest And The Terror Of Times Square (February)

1928

1929
Doc Tempest And The Killing Mist (March) (last appearance of Nick Tempest)

The 1930’s

1930
Doc Tempest And The Monster In The Fog (June) (first appearance of James Tempest as an adult) (included an appearance by Sam Spade)

1931
Doc Tempest And The Robot Master (October)

1932
Doc Tempest And The Secret Of Skull Island (January) (made into the movie “King Kong”)

Doc Tempest And The Agents Of Agony (February)

1933

Doc Tempest and The Living Shadow (July ) (first meeting with The Shadow)

1934

Doc Tempest and The Mayan Monster (February) (first meeting with Indiana Jones)

1935
Doc Tempest And The Mystery Of The Phantom Lady (April) (not sold in the Deep South due to interracial romance)

Doc Tempest And The Dreams Of Sally Smithfield (August) (a very strange story that takes place partially in the dream world)

1936
Doc Tempest And The Son Of Fu Manchu (September)

1937
Doc Tempest And The Vampires Of Toronto (June) (crossover with the Canadian pulp detective, Doc Mystery)

1938
Doc Tempest And The Electric Doom (January)

1939

The 1940’s

1940

1941
Doc Tempest And The Ghost Of Merlin (March)

Doc Tempest And The Laughing Devil (December)

1942
Doc Tempest And The Murder Machine (June,)

1943

1944
Doc Tempest And The Innsmouth Terror (November)

1945

1946

1947
Doc Tempest And The Island Of The Dinosaurs (September) (Inspiration for the novel “Jurassic Park”)

1948

1949
Doc Tempest And The Curse Of The Snake God (March)

Doc Tempest And The Undying Beast (June)

Doc Tempest And The Frozen Men (August)

The 1950’s

1950

1951

1952
Doc Tempest vs The Comet Creatures (December) (fold out cover)

1953
Doc Tempest vs The Ghost Of Fu Manchu (January)

Doc Tempest vs The Whistling Killer (February)

1954
Doc Tempest vs The Lady Death (March) (banned in some areas due to erotic content)

Doc Tempest vs The Murder Machine (June) (co-starring Charlie Chan)

Doc Tempest vs The Beast Of Death Valley (July)

Doc Tempest And The Nuclear Nightmare (October) (first Gojira story)

1955
Doc Tempest vs The Golden God (October) (final appearance of James Tempest) (most written about of all the stories)

Doc Tempest vs Evil Incorporated (November) (first appearance of Kelli Tempest, first female Doc Tempest)

1956
Doc Tempest vs The Tunguska Terror (April) (banned in the Soviet Union)

Doc Tempest vs The Killer In Yellow (July)

1957
Doc Tempest vs The Robotic Dinosaurs Of Doctor Loveless (June)

Doc Tempest vs Dracula’s Daughter (November) (Voted sexiest cover ever)

1958
Doc Tempest vs The Killer Clown (January) (based on the famous “Derry Incident”, in Maine)

Doc Tempest vs The Pets Of Dr. Loveless (April)

Doc Tempest vs The Belles Of Hell (May) (condemned by the Catholic Church)

1959

Doc Tempest vs The Batman (January) (very popular issue, spawned a motion picture in 1963)

The 1960’s

1960
Doc Tempest And The Return Of The Hound (December) (adventure co-starring Irene Holmes)

1961
Doc Tempest And The Nuclear Nightmare (January) (first Gojira story)

1962

Doc Tempest And The Music Of Terror (January)

Doc Tempest And The Blue Fire Death (July)

1963

Doc Tempest And The Werewolf Of Acapulco (January) (team up with El Santo and the Blue Demon)

Doc Tempest And The Green Eye Of Doom (September)

1964

Doc Tempest And The Children From Hell (April) (first meeting with British secret agents Steed and Peel) (first of three adventures in the UK)

Doc Tempest And The Submarine Terror (first and only meeting with James Bond)

Doc Tempest And The Edinburgh Incident (co-starring the Third Doctor)

1965
Doc Tempest And The Hell On Wheels (April) (rumored to be based on the “haunted car of Route 66” urban legend…or vice versa)

Doc Tempest And The Prehistoric Peril (May)

Doc Tempest And The Mystery Of The Jade Jackal (August)

1966

1967
Doc Tempest and The Monster Factory (February) (first appearance of Dr. Bogenbroom)

1968

Doc Tempest And The Mystery Under New York (January) (featuring a team up with three men who, fans agree, had to have been James Kirk, Leonard McCoy and Spock)

Doc Tempest And The Man Who Could Cheat Death (May) (first appearance of the man called Logan)

1969
Doc Tempest And The Power Of Love (October) (setting: Woodstock)

The 1970’s

1970

Doc Tempest And The Night Giant (May)

1971

1972

1973
Doc Tempest vs Madness Incorporated (December)

1974

Doc Tempest And The Night Stalker (October) (first of several meet ups with Carl Kolchak)

1975

1976
Doc Tempest And The Return Of The Nuclear Nightmare (September) (second Gojira story, final appearance of Kelli Tempest)

Doc Tempest And The Curse Of The Green Death (October) (first appearance of Sean Tempest)

1977

1978
Doc Tempest And The Mystery Of The Fatal Game (May) (first RPG related story)

1979
Doc Tempest And The Girl Who Cried (January) (widely regarded as one of the scariest stories)

The 1980’s

1980
Doc Tempest: The Moscow Monstrosity (March) (first graphic novel)

Doc Tempest And The Vanishing Vampire (August) (co-starring Carl Kolchak and a very young Fox Mulder)

1981
Doc Tempest: Video Kills (August)

1982
Doc Tempest: Cold Eyes Of Death (July) (graphic novel written by Kelli Tempest)

1983

1984
Doc Tempest And The Grand Plan Of The Daleks, Pt. 1 (January) (100th anniversary multi crossover)

Doc Tempest And The Grand Plan Of The Daleks, Pt. 2 (February) (included a three page message from Sean Tempest)

1985
Doc Tempest And The Milwaukee Monsters (October) (takes place at GenCon 1985)

1986
Doc Tempest And The Reign Of Fire (November) (featuring the wizard Lo Pan and several dragons)

Doc Tempest And The Whispering Killer (December)

1987

1988

1989

The 1990’s

1990

1991

1992
Doc Tempest And The Invisible World (January)

1993
Doc Tempest: Terror Of The Scarecrow (June) (narrated from the villain’s point of view)

1994

1995
Doc Tempest: Ghost Wind (June) (first meeting with Harry Dresden)

1996
Doc Tempest: This Joke Will Kill Ya! (January) (Graphic novel with Doc vs The Joker) (the Heath Ledger style Joker)

Doc Tempest: The Spawn Of Frankenstein (February)

Doc Tempest: The Deadly Dogs (March) (story featuring and told by Doc’s dog (a “100% mutt”), Flapjack)

Doc Tempest: The Horror That Came To Denver (April)

1997
Doc Tempest: The Truth Is Out There (February) (featuring Agents Mulder and Scully) (graphic novel)

1998

1999
Doc Tempest And The Creeping Horror (January)

Doc Tempest And The Monster On The Moon (September)

The 2000’s

2001

2002
Doc Tempest And The Girl Who Flew (January)

2003

2004

2005
Doc Tempest: The World Unseen (March) (first meeting with “Agent Potter”, an “Auror”)

2006

2007
Doc Tempest: Hot Death On Mars (April) (graphic novel and last appearance of Sean Tempest)

Doc Tempest And The V.R. Terror (March) (first appearance of Sally Tempest)

2008
Doc Tempest And The Stairway To Heaven (July)

2009
Doc Tempest And The Pleasure Droids (the April) (featuring the Time Lady Romana)

The 20teen’s

2010

2011
Doc Tempest: Terror Of The Shadow Man (January) (graphic novel, later made into a cybernovel)

2012
Doc Tempest And The 11 Doctors (June) (yep, all the Doctors up to that point)

2013

2014

2015
Doc Tempest And The City Beneath The Sea (September)

2015

2017

2018
Doc Tempest And The Lost Cyberworld (May) (first cyberverse adventure)

2019
Doc Tempest And The Return of Dr. Bogenbroom (February)

The 2020’s

2020

2021
Doc Tempest And The Martian Dragons (May)

Doc Tempest: Your’s Truly, J (November) (graphic novel featuring an android Jack the Ripper)

Doc Tempest And The Martian Dragons

2022

2023

2024
Doc Tempest And The Tunnels Of Mercury (June) (time travel adventure featuring someone who could be Jean Luc Picard) (hotly debated in fannish circles)

2025

2026
Doc Tempest And The Peruvian Peril (January) (first appearance of the Nanoids)

2027

Doc Tempest And the New Napoleon Of Crime (March) (first appearance of Moriarty 500, an android)

2028

2029
Doc Tempest: Return To Skull Island (September) (Last appearance of Sally Tempest) (possibly a time travel story)

Doc Tempest And The Children Of Fu Manchu (October) (first appearance of Christopher Tempest)

The 2030’s

2030
Doc Tempest And The Return Of Sally Smithfield (June) (Doc finds Sally in suspended animation) (second best selling issue ever)

Doc Tempest: From VR, With Love (November) (one of only three stories to not feature any of Doc’s crew)

2031

2032

2033

Doc Tempest: The Seven Docs (December issue) (award winning and best selling cybernovel that lead to the solving of the James Tempest Mystery. Featured the Second, Fifth, Tenth and Sixteenth Doctors and all of the Doc Tempests, as well as many guest cameos)

2034

Doc Tempest Returns (January, 2034 issue) (150th anniversary issue featuring the return of James Tempest) (best selling issue ever by an order of magnitude)

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