I believe one of them is in the La Plata, MO Preservation Society exhibit:

Aside: Doc Savage reprint artist Doug Rosa (The Land of Terror) painted the covers for Mundy's Tros of Samothrace reprints in the late 60s/early 70s

I hope you had the chance to read the whole series ..except Se-Pah-Poo -- no one should have to read that. :)

Would you update it or leave it set in the 1930s?

Happy Belated Birthday!

A very lucky person. :)

Losing a collection leaves a space that has a weight. I'm sorry it happened to you both. Have either of you tried to again collect the Doc reprints?

That's great. It took some years to fill their set. I'd love to know which order you decided to read them. Original publication? Written? Bantam?

Were you able to complete your collection?

Here are the paperback versions of those fan novels:

If you mean the classic pulps, I think there 89 reprinted in German. I think two or three of the new pulp "Wild Adventures of Doc Savage " (by Will Murray writing as Kenneth Robeson) were also translated into German.