Jack D. Hunter
Also known as
Jack Dayton Hunter
Jack Dayton Hunter (June 4, 1921 – April 13, 2009) was an American author and artist, best known for his novel *The Blue Max*, which was made into a film of the same name.
Born 1921-06-04
Died 2009-04-13
Identifiers
- VIAF19671907
- WikidataQ1677008
- Open LibraryOL587567A
Top Subjects
- Fiction (4)
- Germany (2)
- Air pilots, Military -- Fiction (1)
- Fighter pilots -- Fiction (1)
- World War, 1914-1918 -- Germany -- Fiction (1)
- World War, 1914-1918 -- Aerial operations, German -- Fiction (1)
- World War, 1914-1918 -- Fiction (1)
Books by Jack D. Hunter
Total count: 27
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The Blue Max.[1st ed.]Dutton1964-01-01
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The expendable spy[1st ed.]Dutton1965-01-01
The Blue MaxBantam1965-01-01
One of us works for them[1st ed.]Dutton1967-01-01-
One of us works for them1st ed.Dutton1967-01-01
Spies, Inc.[1st ed.]Dutton1969-01-01
The Blood OrderTimes Books1979-01-01-
The Terror AllianceDorchester Publishing Company, Incorporated1980-01-01
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The terror allianceNordon Publications1980-01-01
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The Tin Cravata novelSidgwick and Jackson1981-01-01
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Thet error allianceCorgi1982-01-01
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Thet in cravatCorgi1983-01-01
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Florida Is Closed TodayLeisure Books (Mm)1984-10-01
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Judgment in BloodAvon Books1986-11-01
Flying CrossAvon Books (Mm)1987-11-01
Tailspin1st ed.Tor1990-01-01
TailspinTor1991-01-01
The Potsdam bluff1st ed.Tom Doherty Associates1991-01-01
The Potsdam bluffTom Doherty Associates1992-01-01
Sweeney's run1st ed.T. Doherty Associates1992-01-01
Slingshot1st ed.Forge1995-01-01-
SlingshotDoherty Associates, LLC, Tom1996-01-01
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Expandable SpyBlackstone Audiobooks1997-06-01
The cure1st ed.Forge2003-01-01
The Blue Max2 editionCassell2007-04-01-
AceBlue River Press2008-01-01
Spies, Inc.Library EditionBlackstone Pub2010-03-01