Douglas Wojtowicz
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Douglas P. Wojtowicz is a Chicago, Illinois, United States, pulp fiction writer and one of the authors of the current Mack Bolan writing team. As such, his work is credited under the name of Don Pendleton. His first pulp novel, Blood Trade was published in February of 2003. Wojtowicz was born in Chicago on January 10, 1970, where he currently resides.
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[edit] Profile
- Birthday: January 10, 1970
- Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
- Writing Pseudonym: Don Pendleton.
[edit] The Executioner
- #291: Blood Trade (February 2003)
- #307: Hard Pursuit (June 2004)
- #315: Agent of Peril (February 2005)
- #321: Suicide Highway (August 2005)
- #325: Edge of Hell (December 2005)
- #327: Serpent's Lair (February 2006)
- #333: Aftershock (August 2006)
- #342: Double Play (May 2007)
- #355: Outback Assault (June 2008)
[edit] SuperBolans
- #103: Season of Slaughter (July 2005)
- #113: Contagion Option (March 2007)
- #117: Devil's Playground (November 2007)
[edit] Stony Man
- #83: Doom Prophecy (June 2006)
- #87: Extreme Arsenal (February 2007)
- #93: Deadly Payload (February 2008)
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