Pirate Of The Pacific  Originally published: July 1933 in Doc Savage Magazine	Author	Pulp Artist	PB Artist
	Lester Dent	Walter Baumhofer	James Bama

The story begins: "Three laundry trucks stopped in the moonlight near a large commercial airport on Long Island. They made little noise. The machines bore the name of a New York City laundry firm". 

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The adventure begins with Doc and his men returing to New York from the north pole in the submarine, Helldiver, (see The Polar Treasure). A group of deadly half-caste mongols led by the inscrutable Laing-Sun steal airplanes and attempt to bomb the Helldiver from the air. Their evil oriental master, Tom Too will stop at nothing to eliminate anyone who may oppose him. His goal...take-over the Luzon Union...and the entire Orient! Renny is is taken prisoner by the half-castes, but Doc picks up his trail and rescues both Renny and Juan Mindoro from death. Tom Too's conspiracy is far-reaching in its corruption of officials in the Orient. Mindoro heads a secret political group that is battling Tom Too in Luzon. Mindoro, an acquaintance of Doc's, becomes a strong ally. When Monk, Long Tom and Johnny are taken prisoner by Tom Too, the trail leads to San Francisco, and aboard the Malay Queen, a liner bound for the Luzon Union. Once in Luzon, Doc hunts down and frees his men from the clutches of Tom Too. Then Doc pulls a deception on Tom Too's army of mercenaries and criminal thugs hidden on a nearby island awaiting the order to begin the revolt. A dramatic chase and battle ensue in the shark infested waters of the island. Juan Mindoro aides in the routing of corrupted officials and dispatches the Luzon Navy to assist in the final end to Tom Too.  

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