Crossover Cover: Geneva Force

Are you a fan of Men's Adventure novels?

Then you may enjoy this standalone novel by Joseph R. Rosenberger (which was originally supposed to be the first in a series), which has a reference to his character the Death Merchant!

For more information, be sure to pick up a copy of my book Crossovers Expanded: A Secret Chronology of the World Volume 3 when Meteor House publishes it! Like the first two books, this volume is an AUTHORIZED companion to Win Scott Eckert's Crossovers: A Secret Chronology of the World Volumes 1 and 2!

Crossover Cover: Island of the Damned

 

Are you a fan of Men's Adventure novels?

Then you may enjoy this entry in Joseph Rosenberger's Death Merchant series, which contains a shout-out to Mark Roberts and Chet Cunningham's character the Penetrator!

For more details, check out my book Crossovers Expanded: A Secret Chronology of the World Volume 3, to be published by Meteor House! As with its predecessors, this volume is an AUTHORIZED companion to Win Scott Eckert's Crossovers: A Secret Chronology of the World Volumes 1 and 2!

Crossover Cover: The Heroin Connection

A character says, “This is not Africa and you’re not with Mad Mike Quinlan and his Thunderbolts.” The following comparison is made by Jon Skul: “There was only one other man as talented, and possibly more adept at quick-killing, that shadowy and legendary figure known as the Death Merchant.” The reference to Rosenberger’s other series character Richard Joseph Camellion, aka the Death Merchant, brings C.O.B.R.A., a covert government agency operating outside the law proper, into the CU. Mad Mike Quinlan and his Thunderbolts are also from the Death Merchant novels.

Crossover Cover: Invasion of the Clones

The half-Chinese Kung Fu expert Victor Mace was murdered by the same group that has captured Richard Camellion. Mace was the protagonist of the five Kung Fu novels written by Joseph Rosenberger under the pseudonym “Lee Chang,” published in 1973-1974. The fourth Kung Fu novel mentioned both Camellion and another series character of Rosenberger’s, the Murder Master.

Crossover Cover: The Year of the Dragon

“Kung fu monk-master” and CIA agent Victor Mace investigates the theft of a Ming Dynasty statue worth about five million dollars. A Chinese rep asks for the assistance of the Death Merchant or the Murder Master, but the CIA tells him they’re both busy. “Lee Chang" is actually Joseph Rosenberger. Rosenberger’s hero Richard Camellion, aka the Death Merchant, is already in the CU. Therefore, this crossover brings in both Victor Mace and the Murder Master, who appeared in a three-volume series of novels by Rosenberger for Manor around the same time as the Mace books.

Crossover Cover: Killer Instincts

William Lynch is trained in his quest for vengeance by a mysterious man known as Richard.
From the hints dropped in the novel, Richard must be Richard Joseph Camellion, the Death Merchant. William’s grandfather, Thomas Lynch, is the protagonist of the World War II-set series Commando (Operation Arrowhead, Operation Bedlam, Operation Cannibal, and Operation Dervish) and the side series Commando Resistance (The Train to Calais.)