Sea wolves, corsairs of the world's oceans
Seewölfe, Korsaren der Weltmeere is a booklet series that was published by Pabel-Moewig-Verlag from 1975 to 1990 in a total of 760 editions.
The first eleven issues of this series were still translations of a large part of the Fox novels by Adam Hardy (Kenneth Bulmer) from English, in which it was about the naval officer George Abercrombie Fox, comparable z. B. the maritime book series Hornblower by CS Forester (Cecil Lewis Troughton Smith) or Bolitho by Alexander Kent (Douglas Reeman) .
With issue twelve, the series was switched to the publisher's own novels, which, from 1975 to 1990, in 749 issues by various authors, described the adventures of Phillip Hasard Killigrew, known as the sea wolf. He involuntarily began his service in 1576 on board the "Marygold" under the command of Sir Francis Drake .
The series appeared up to volume 28 in pocket booklet format with a length of 130 pages and a price of DM 1.80, then in the usual booklet format with 64 pages and a price that rose from DM 1.50 to DM 3.00 at the end . The editions appeared up to and including volume 52 fortnightly, then weekly.
The series was discontinued in 1990 surprisingly without notice, which left the ongoing storyline not completed. Nevertheless, in view of the number of issues it has reached, it must be counted among the most successful or at least long-lasting magazine novel series on the German market.
From 1979 to 1985 a parallel series of paperback books was published under the title Sea Wolves, Adventures on Seven Seas , which, however, unlike the booklet series, dealt with the adventures of the cabin boy Howard Bonty in a somewhat later epoch. 57 titles appeared in the series, volumes 1 to 29 were published by Moewig-Verlag, the following titles by Pabel. The price rose from initially DM 4.80 to DM 5.80 in the end. The paperbacks appeared monthly up to volume 41 and every two months thereafter.
In addition, six volumes of a hardcover edition appeared in 1976 and seven volumes as a second edition in 1976/1977. In 1997/1998 seven volumes appeared in the Maritim series of Ullstein pocket books. All of these titles are from Adam Hardy aka Kenneth Bulmer.
Table of contents
The Adventures of PH Killigrew began in 1576, when in a dive bar in it Plymouth the Press Gang (then were "useful" men to serve on the ships "persuaded", or simply kidnapped) of the "Mary gold" fell into the hands. Killigrew - who was nicknamed "Sea Wolf" during the brawl with the Pressgang - was given the order (in the first novel) for a prize squad to sail a captured Spanish ship to England after a very short time . With this, however, he attacked a Spanish slave ship and freed the slaves from West Africa, with a colored man - Batuti - joining his crew. He then lost his first prize, but instead hijacked a Spanish silver ship - the Isabella - and brought it to Plymouth to hand it over to Drake and the Queen - Elizabeth I. After clashes with local authorities who tried to steal and embezzle the silver cargo, he and his prize squad rejoined Francis Drake. They took part in a landing operation against Irish insurgents in Dungarvanbai , who were supported and supplied with arms by Spain. On this occasion the "Isabella" was sunk, and a large part of P. H. Killigrew's crew was taken prisoner in Spain. Killigrew subsequently traveled secretly to Spain - with Francis Drake's permission - and freed his crew from a Spanish galley . On this occasion he steals another shipment of silver, which he brings to England.
Back in Plymouth, he set out for the New World on board Francis Drake's ship "Pelican", which was later renamed the " Golden Hind ". This voyage, which led around Cape Horn and along the South American west coast to Panama , was undertaken with the declared aim of capturing Spanish treasure ships there. During this voyage, the sea wolf and his men feel increasingly repulsed by the cruelty of the Spaniards towards the native Indians with whom they are confronted. At the same time there were disputes within the English occupations, especially with the nobles who were on board, some of whom turned out to be criminal and irresponsible. When one of these tried to murder the professional Francis Drakes - Edwin Carberry - by knocking him overboard at night, and Drake refuses to punish the culprit, the killigrew sea wolf and his crew split up in an argument with Drake. Carberry joins the sea wolf.
During an interlude on the island of Mocha, Hasard and his men save numerous natives from the Araucanian tribe from Spanish enslavement. He has a passionate night with their leader, Arkana. A daughter, Araua, arises from this connection.
Phillip Hasard Killigrew and his supporters hijack Spanish ships several times, each renamed "Isabella II" to IV and later sunk again. They cross Panama by land, hijack another ship in the Caribbean and clash with extremely brutal pirates under the leadership of the Black Caligu, but find Siri Tong - the daughter of a Portuguese and a Chinese woman - and Thorfin Njal - in the "Red Corsair" a Scandinavian who dresses like a Viking - new allies. Some former Caribbean pirates, including the Huguenot Jean Ribault , join the crew.
In the Caribbean they liberate several residents of P. H. Killigrew's hometown Falmouth , who had been kidnapped by the Spaniards and shipped to their Latin American possessions for forced labor, before they travel home to England with an immense loot of treasure. Among those rescued are both the father and sister of one of Killigrew's shipmates - Donegal Daniel O'Flynn - and Big Old Shane, the blacksmith of Arwenack Castle, but also a corrupt and criminal justice of the peace . Killigrew marries the young woman, Gwendolyn O'Flynn, during the crossing. When he and his men reached the certain for the queen treasure loot England, they face embezzlement trial and murderous intrigues exposed to both of his foster father - as well as the criminal judge and the corrupt local authorities in Plymouth and - Sir John Killigrew London out . Hasard's oldest stepbrother is killed.
Finally, Killigrew is able to hand over the treasure to Elisabeth and receives a letter of piracy , which is revoked shortly afterwards. In Ireland and Cádiz , the sea wolf traces its true origin and finds out that it has nothing to do with the Arwenack killigrews, but rather the illegitimate son of a Spaniard from the de Coria family and a German Knight of Malta named Godefroy von Manteuffel is. As a result of slander and continued attacks, the sea wolf and its crew then have to flee England and sail back to the Caribbean in a new ship - the "Isabella VIII" - which they bought for their share of the treasure booty.
There PH Killigrew and his crew have to deal again with brutal pirates and the Spaniards. His wife, who has now given birth to two sons at home in England - Philip and Hasard - is murdered, and PH Killigrew's English enemies kidnap the small children to the Mediterranean Sea , as far as the coast of the Levant. The sea wolf pursues the kidnappers of his children, but cannot save his sons and believes them - almost inevitably - to be dead. He succeeds in freeing his father from a Turkish galley, but he too dies violently.
Hasard returns to the Caribbean and sets off on a trip to China with his new allies and a mysterious black sailor that the buccaneers found on the beach of a Caribbean island . On board this ship, which is described as something between junk and galleon, are the mummified remains of a Chinese mandarin , which Siri Tong absolutely wants to bring back to his homeland. The two ships - the Isabella VIII and the Black Sailor - circumnavigate Cape Horn, cross the Pacific and reach China, where they have to endure a variety of battles and adventures before they can fulfill their self-chosen mission. The sea wolf then travels back to Europe through the Indian Ocean and around Africa. This leads to fights with the Portuguese do Velho, who has received a special order from the Spanish crown to eliminate the sea wolf.
In Tangier, where the sea wolf's crew is doing necessary repair work on the ship, they surprisingly rediscover the children Philip and Hasard, who are by no means dead, but - now five - are in the hands of a group of jesters. The sea wolf succeeds in bringing the children, who initially do not even know that he is their father, to the Isabella. While the little boys first have to slowly learn English (they grew up with the Turkish / Arabic language) and are good for numerous funny scenes, the sea wolf meets Francis Drake again off Cadiz. He takes part in his attack on the Spanish port city and brings his sons to their English homeland, where he is knighted by the queen for his services. The sea wolf also fought on the side of England in the battle against the Spanish Armada . However, he falls out again with Drake and leaves England with his sons in anger.
With the children and Siri Tong - designed to help him in the education of both boys - sailing he and his men from the Snake Island - their base in the Caribbean, on which the trunk of the Mapuche has settled - north to the Northwest Passage to search. With a lot of luck, the corsairs will succeed. You will find and drive through this dangerous route and then cruise through the Pacific to finally reach Australia - long before the historic discovery . Siri-Tong separates from the sea wolves on Bora Bora as they take over a former English war galleon, which they renamed the Red Dragon.
The sea wolves then sail back to the New World through the Indian Ocean and around the southern tip of Africa. There they promptly clash with pirates from Tortuga , who want to snatch their base and treasures on Snake Island from them. After this threat has been averted, the sea wolf and his men plunge into the next adventure: During their journey through the Indian Ocean, they captured an ancient map showing the so-called "Channel of the Pharaohs", a waterway that connects the Nile with the red Sea and thus connects with the Indian Ocean. So they set off with their «Isabella VIII» to explore this unknown shipping route.
After a series of adventures along the Mediterranean coast, the "Isabella VIII" actually sails up the Nile, and the corsairs are lured into a trap by cunning grave robbers and desert robbers in the so-called "Channel of the Pharaohs": the waterway is completely silted up and by no means navigable for large ships, and the galleon is lost in the sandstorm. After they had to give up their ship, the sea wolves - as the Isabella crew is called after the battle name of their leader - return to England in three groups, where they commission a new ship - the Isabella IX - at the Ezekiel Ramsgates shipyard. While their new ship is still under construction, P. H. Killigrew and his men, on behalf of their queen, undertake an expedition with the galleons Hornet and Fidelity against Breton privateers who, incited by the Spaniards, are supposed to provoke a war between England and France. The mission is successful despite the betrayal of privateer captain Easton Terry, with the old enemy Lucio do Velho also reappearing and being killed. The sea wolves get a new ally in Jerry Reeves, boatswain of the Fidelity.
After completing this task, Elisabeth I commissioned the sea wolf with a trip to the Baltic Sea with the aim of establishing trade connections while bypassing the Hanseatic League . In the course of these ventures with the new Isabella IX, P. H. Killigrew met his cousin Arne von Manteuffel from Kolberg , who accompanied him to the Caribbean, as did the shipbuilder Ramsgate, who had been driven out of England by hostility. On departure from England, the sea wolves again conflict with corrupt nobles, in this case the young Marquess Henry of Battingham and the arrogant Sir Andrew Clifford. Disappointed, the sea wolves leave the Old World with Jean Ribault and Jerry Reeves on board the new ships Le Vengeur III and Tortuga.
Back in the Caribbean, Philip Hasard Killigrew and his allies found the “Brotherhood of Privateers” (later “League of Corsairs”) in order to create a kind of council and government system for their hideaway - Snake Island. They are relocating Indians persecuted by the Spaniards - the Timucuas - from Florida to Coral Island, which is adjacent to Snake Island, on the one hand to ensure that the Snake Island is supplied with food, and on the other to protect the Indio people from extinction. They also have to deal with various brutal pirates - among others. the mestizo Mardengo, Caligula and the Black Queen - as well as the corrupt governor of Cuba and other Spanish officials who would like to see the sea wolves destroyed and are after their looted treasures. During this time, Hasard's cousin Arne von Manteuffel opened a mock trading office in Havana, which the corsairs used as a spy post and to buy goods - especially timber for Ezekiel Ramsgate's shipyard.
The Spaniards send the special envoy Don Juan de Alcazar, who is supposed to neutralize the sea wolf. De Alcazar is a competent and honest man who even manages to find Hasard. He fails, however, in particular because of the corruption of officials in the Spanish administration under the leadership of Don Antonio de Quintanilla, Governor of Cuba, and finally deserted to avoid arrest or death.
A major attack initiated by Quintanilla by a Spanish fleet under Capitan Cubera on Snake Island, the coordinates of which were revealed by the Black Queen, can be repulsed, with the last ships sinking in a hurricane. The Le Vengeuer III is lost.
Soon after, the Black Queen is defeated and her ship, the two-decker Caribbean Queen, becomes the property of the corsair alliance. But the next enemy is already waiting: Sir John Killigrew, Sir Andrew Clifford and Henry of Battingham managed, through intrigue, to be sent to the Caribbean by the English crown with the order to arrest the sea wolf. Hasard is critically injured in a duel when Clifford shoots him in the back. Nevertheless, the corsairs manage to fend off the enemies who are killed in the process.
An expedition to Potosí with the aim of an attack on the local silver mine is planned and carried out, whereby the sea wolves, reinforced by other members of the corsair alliance, cross over the land route Panama and capture two suitable ships on the Pacific side. The company succeeds, but ends tragically for Hasard when his daughter Araua is killed by an arrow. Back in the Caribbean, the next stroke of fate follows: When a volcanic eruption, the snake island sinks into the sea. All Araucans and Timucuas die and some ships as well as the entire treasure booty are lost. By fortunate coincidence, Arne von Manteufel with his "Wappen von Kolberg" as well as Siri-Tong and Thorfin Njal with the "Caribbean Queen" were on the way so that they survived the catastrophe. This also applies to Jerry Reeves and the galleon of the sea wolves, the Isabella IX, as well as Old O'Flynn and his Empress of Sea II.
The Federation of Corsairs decided to start over on an island belonging to the Bahamas and set up a new base there. Attacks by the Spaniards are repulsed and treasure ships are again captured. The corsairs can also win conflicts with other pirates, and the new base grows and thrives. Don Juan de Alcazar is freed from captivity in the forepeak of a Spanish ship, and he joins the corsair alliance.
Don Antonio de Quintanilla, the corrupt governor of Havana, who was on his way to Spain to be appointed viceroy for part of the Spanish possessions in the New World, is captured by the League of Corsairs. Contrary to the original demands of some members - namely the Viking Torfin Nijal and Juan de Alcazars - he is not executed, but is supposed to do physical work in the base to "purify" him. In Havana, de Escobedo, a former criminal port captain , seizes power and, as governor by his own grace, rules even worse than Quintanilla. When he tries to dig up a treasure trove that Quintanilla had hidden during his time as governor, he is arrested by a Spanish captain and imprisoned in Havana. The sea wolves hold the treasure. As a result, they have to deal with a stubborn Spanish captain general and English pirates under the command of One Eye Doolins, who is attempting to rescue the former location of Snake Island. The latter is viewed as desecration of the grave by the sea wolf and his comrades in arms, and accordingly fought vehemently. Then the sea wolves in the immediate vicinity of their new base have to deal with a sect of pseudo-Puritan fanatics who have emigrated from England and who are driven out after a bloody conflict.
In Havana a general chaos breaks out in the meantime without a governor when the mob from the port district, pillaging and murdering, takes over the regiment. The situation is made even worse when de Escobedo escapes the dungeon and takes the lead in the riot. To protect his cousin Arne, who sits with his office in Havana in the middle of the chaos and the innocent civilian population of the city, Hassard and his sea wolves intervene and help the few decent Spanish officers who are desperately defending the governor's palace. After de Escobedo and another ringleader were hanged, the sea wolves accidentally stumble upon the Corsican pirate de la Rocca - called the pearl wolf - and cunningly stole a book from him in which he noted the hiding places of his stolen pearls . While de la Rocca and his crew, whom the Corsican wanted to cheat, perish in the hurricane , the sea wolves retrieve the pearls buried at a variety of points in the Caribbean.
In 1595 Daniel O'Flynn unexpectedly met a large English fleet under John Hawkins and Francis Drake with the small caravel "Empress of Sea" . Again there are conflicts with Drake, which go back to the dispute which started decades ago, and Drake ignores all attempts to warn him of the Spanish armament in the colonies. The English attack on Puerto Rico fails with great losses, and Drake also dies of an illness.
The sea wolves have the impression that the corsair alliance has to acquire new weapons in order to be able to hold its own against the Spaniards. It is decided to carry out an expedition to China to purchase incendiary devices. The crew of Isabella IX, reinforced by the Spaniard Don Juan de Alcazar, set off by land and reached the Pacific coast. There the galleon "Santa Barbera" and her new expedition ship are captured.
After various battles, they manage to reach China and buy incendiary devices. Then you start your journey home through the Indian Ocean. In an Arab port, the sea wolf receives information about a navigable passage through the Persian Gulf, which should lead into the Mediterranean or Black Sea. The crew changes the route and reaches Baghdad on the Tigris . After Baghdad, however, the Santa Barbera is lost in a storm, and you travel on by river boats. Eventually the sea wolves must realize that they have been deceived once again - there is no sea route north.
The crew made their way overland to the Black Sea and captured a Dubas, a small sailing ship. After a stopover in Istanbul, Arab pirates succeed in taking a chebeck . Via Venice and other Italian ports it goes to the western Mediterranean, where one learns of the death of Philip II of Spain. To appear appropriate in England, the sea wolves hijack a Spanish treasure ship. After various attacks, you can safely reach London, where the kings are delighted to see Hasard again and are also happy to receive the treasure. However, there are again clashes with corrupt nobles and other dignitaries.
The Queen asked the sea wolf to escort a small convoy of emigrants to North America. A group of "gentleman adventurers" is sailing with dubious intentions in the convoy, and a series of intrigues and arguments arise because individual captains of the emigrant ships also pursue their own interests. Adverse winds hold the ships up, there are epidemics and hunger on board. One of the ships even sinks, but most of the emigrants can be saved. Eventually the North American coast is reached, but the tests are not over for the emigrants, as there are still conflicts with the Indians living there.
After completing their mission, the sea wolves sail on to their Caribbean homeland. There are new arguments with pirates and dubious traders before Hasard carries out his biggest fishing expedition to date: the hijacking of an entire convoy of Spanish treasure ships. The sea wolves lead the galleons as far as England to give them to the Queen as a present. On the way there are fights with Spanish ships as well as with pirates, and there are renewed clashes with greedy English nobles.
A new mission by the English Queen takes Hasard and his crew to India with their Schebeck in order to establish trade contacts there. After a few experiences the sea wolves reach this strange, mysterious land. There are also numerous adventures here. Among other things, there is a conflict with the aristocratic leadership of a large English warship that was also dispatched to Indian waters.
The sea wolves are captured by an intrigue and sentenced to forced labor, but are able to free themselves again. Finally they sail on towards the islands of Indonesia. On the way home across the Pacific, they come across the famous Manila galleon, which they had captured during their first circumnavigation, and begin the hunt for this treasure ship.
Between the adventures in India and the description of the following voyage home via Indonesia and the Pacific, individual novels are interspersed time and again, which describe the experiences of the members of the Corsair League who stayed behind in the Caribbean, who have to deal with ungrateful English shipwrecked, Spaniards and rival pirates .
Authors
The authors of the series were:
| pseudonym | real name | Title number |
|---|---|---|
| Sean Beaufort | Hanns Kneifel | 44 |
| John Brix | Jonas Brix | 2 |
| Cliff Carpenter | ??? | 1 |
| John Roscoe Craig | Rainer Delfs | 18th |
| John Curtis | Hermann Werner Peters | 31 |
| Burt Frederick | Horst Friedrichs | 94 |
| William Garnett | Hans Maeter | 4th |
| Adam Hardy | Kenneth Bulmer | 11 |
| Davis J. Harbord | Wilhelm Kopp | 68 |
| Kevin Kelly | Susanne Wiemer | 27 |
| Ralph Malorny | Gerhart Hartsch | 1 |
| Fred McMason | Manfred Wegener | 172 |
| Frank Moorfield | Heribert Bauer | 39 |
| Jan J. Moreno | Hubert Haensel | 35 |
| Roy Palmer | Holger Friedrichs | 211 |
| Joe Vence | Gisela Seeger-Ays | 1 |
Most of the cover pictures are from Firuz Askin (411 issues). The covers of the first 11 volumes are by Richard Clifton-Dey (Volumes 1–4, 11) and William Francis Phillipps (Volumes 5–10). The cover images of the issues from volume 529 are by Kurt Maurmann.
Track list
| No. | author | title | date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | Adam Hardy | His Majesty Lieutenant | 04/15/1975 |
| 002 | Adam Hardy | The prey frigate | 04/29/1975 |
| 003 | Adam Hardy | The duel | 05/13/1975 |
| 004 | Adam Hardy | The prize ship | May 27, 1975 |
| 005 | Adam Hardy | The Spanish triplane | 06/10/1975 |
| 006 | Adam Hardy | Court martial | 06/24/1975 |
| 007 | Adam Hardy | Under the flag of the admiral | 07/08/1975 |
| 008 | Adam Hardy | Land sharks and tar jackets | 07/22/1975 |
| 009 | Adam Hardy | Remove the flag, bastard! | 08/05/1975 |
| 010 | Adam Hardy | The fire | August 19, 1975 |
| 011 | Adam Hardy | Full broadside | 09/02/1975 |
| 012 | Davis J. Harbord | The Cornish Buccaneer | 09/16/1975 |
| 013 | Davis J. Harbord | Black cargo | 09/30/1975 |
| 014 | John Roscoe Craig | Under a false flag | 10/14/1975 |
| 015 | John Roscoe Craig | Hunt through the Bay of Biscay | October 28, 1975 |
| 016 | John Curtis | Duel in the pirate bay | 11/11/1975 |
| 017 | Davis J. Harbord | Enemy in the dark | 11/25/1975 |
| 018 | John Curtis | Coastal sharks | December 9, 1975 |
| 019 | John Roscoe Craig | On Ireland's coasts | December 23, 1975 |
| 020 | Davis J. Harbord | Chased to death | 01/06/1976 |
| 021 | John Roscoe Craig | The battle in Dungarvanbai | 01/20/1976 |
| 022 | William Garnett | In the hail of bullets | 02/03/1976 |
| 023 | Roy Palmer | Fight to make the tatters fly | 02/17/1976 |
| 024 | John Curtis | In the trap of the Spaniards | 03/02/1976 |
| 025 | William Garnett | The last voyage of the "Isabella" | March 16, 1976 |
| 026 | William Garnett | The island of birds | 03/30/1976 |
| 027 | John Curtis | Men in chains | 04/13/1976 |
| 028 | William Garnett | Devil on board | 04/27/1976 |
| 029 | Davis J. Harbord | Flashing blades | 05/11/1976 |
| 030 | John Roscoe Craig | Board dish | 05/25/1976 |
| 031 | John Curtis | Cape of Demons | 06/08/1976 |
| 032 | John Roscoe Craig | The island of the wild | 06/22/1976 |
| 033 | John Curtis | The thunder of cannons in Death Bay | 07/06/1976 |
| 034 | Joe Vence | The raid | 07/20/1976 |
| 035 | Roy Palmer | The powder ship | 08/03/1976 |
| 036 | John Curtis | Caribbean pirates | 08/17/1976 |
| 037 | Roy Palmer | The island of the dead | 08/31/1976 |
| 038 | John Roscoe Craig | The man of iron | 09/14/1976 |
| 039 | Roy Palmer | The fire eater | 09/28/1976 |
| 040 | John Roscoe Craig | The ghost ship | 10/12/1976 |
| 041 | Roy Palmer | The hell of Panama | 10/26/1976 |
| 042 | John Curtis | In the hail of the broadsides | 11/9/1976 |
| 043 | John Curtis | Harbor hyenas | 11/23/1976 |
| 044 | Roy Palmer | The treasure grotto | December 07, 1976 |
| 045 | John Curtis | Enemy coast | December 21, 1976 |
| 046 | Davis J. Harbord | Boarding party | 01/04/1977 |
| 047 | Roy Palmer | The golden anchor | January 18, 1977 |
| 048 | Roy Palmer | Stormy Caribbean | 02/01/1977 |
| 049 | John Curtis | Calipu, the pirate | 02/15/1977 |
| 050 | Roy Palmer | The trap in the reef | 03/01/1977 |
| 051 | John Curtis | Man overboard! | 03/15/1977 |
| 052 | Roy Palmer | The island of Columbus | 03/29/1977 |
| 053 | John Roscoe Craig | The night of the sharks | 04/12/1977 |
| 054 | Roy Palmer | The shipwrecked | 04/19/1977 |
| 055 | John Curtis | A man is being keeled | 04/26/1977 |
| 056 | Roy Palmer | The black day of "Isabella" | 05/03/1977 |
| 057 | Roy Palmer | Night battle | 05/10/1977 |
| 058 | Fred McMason | Three Irish privateers | 05/17/1977 |
| 059 | Burt Frederick | Duel off Cornwall | 05/24/1977 |
| 060 | Burt Frederick | The lonely coastal wolf | 05/31/1977 |
| 061 | Fred McMason | Beach robbers | 06/07/1977 |
| 062 | Roy Palmer | The sea wolf returns | 06/14/1977 |
| 063 | Roy Palmer | Storm over Arwenack Castle | 06/21/1977 |
| 064 | Fred McMason | River pirates | 06/28/1977 |
| 065 | Fred McMason | An anchor for the queen | 07/05/1977 |
| 066 | Burt Frederick | The secret of the cog | 07/12/1977 |
| 067 | Roy Palmer | Before the top and the rig | 07/19/1977 |
| 068 | Burt Frederick | execution | 07/26/1977 |
| 069 | Roy Palmer | The pirate galley | 08/02/1977 |
| 070 | Roy Palmer | The Knight of Malta | 08/09/1977 |
| 071 | John Curtis | Rebels at sea | 08/16/1977 |
| 072 | John Curtis | The Queen's henchmen | 08/23/1977 |
| 073 | Fred McMason | Fire on board | 08/30/1977 |
| 074 | Fred McMason | In the sea of dead souls | 09/06/1977 |
| 075 | Fred McMason | The Red Corsair | 09/13/1977 |
| 076 | John Curtis | Settlement off Tortuga's coasts | 09/20/1977 |
| 077 | Roy Palmer | Wolves in sheep's clothing | 09/27/1977 |
| 078 | Fred McMason | Mutiny on Snake Island | 04/10/1977 |
| 079 | Davis J. Harbord | The pirate's nest | 10/11/1977 |
| 080 | John Brix | Hunting in the Mediterranean | October 18, 1977 |
| 081 | John Brix | The hammerhead shark | 10/25/1977 |
| 082 | Fred McMason | The Maltese treasure | 11/01/1977 |
| 083 | Roy Palmer | Breakthrough to Malta | 11/08/1977 |
| 084 | Roy Palmer | The pirate trap | 11/15/1977 |
| 085 | Roy Palmer | In the hail of fire from Gibraltar | 11/22/1977 |
| 086 | Fred McMason | The Jonas | 11/29/1977 |
| 087 | Fred McMason | At the eye of the gods | December 06, 1977 |
| 088 | Roy Palmer | The death ship | 02/13/1977 |
| 089 | Kelly Kevin | Deadly spell | December 20, 1977 |
| 090 | Roy Palmer | On a pirate trip | December 27, 1977 |
| 091 | Fred McMason | The Bay of Man Eaters | 03/01/1978 |
| 092 | Fred McMason | The hell reef | 01/10/1978 |
| 093 | Fred McMason | The legacy of the dead captain | January 17, 1978 |
| 094 | Roy Palmer | Prisoners of Devil's Island | 01/24/1978 |
| 095 | Cliff Carpenter | In the feverish hell of Guyana | January 31, 1978 |
| 096 | Kelly Kevin | Hour of retribution | 02/07/1978 |
| 097 | Roy Palmer | The crocodile men | 02/14/1978 |
| 098 | Roy Palmer | The way to Eldorado | 02/21/1978 |
| 099 | Roy Palmer | Inca gold | 02/28/1978 |
| 100 | Fred McMason | The dragon ship | 07.03.1978 |
| 101 | Fred McMason | The sunken city | 03/14/1978 |
| 102 | Roy Palmer | Stranded off Bahia | 03/21/1978 |
| 103 | Roy Palmer | Trapped in quicksand | 03/28/1978 |
| 104 | Fred McMason | Rebellion on the Silver Sands | 04/04/1978 |
| 105 | Roy Palmer | Giants of the deep sea | 04/11/1978 |
| 106 | Roy Palmer | The lake of fire | 04/18/1978 |
| 107 | Fred McMason | At the Cape of Storms | 04/25/1978 |
| 108 | Fred McMason | Caught in the pack ice | 05/02/1978 |
| 109 | John Curtis | Arcana, the serpent | 05/09/1978 |
| 110 | Kelly Kevin | The island of the stone giants | 05/16/1978 |
| 111 | Kelly Kevin | The curse of the dead Spaniard | 05/23/1978 |
| 112 | Kelly Kevin | The gallows bay | 05/30/1978 |
| 113 | Roy Palmer | The island of dragons | 06/06/1978 |
| 114 | Roy Palmer | Kill the Sea Wolf! | 06/13/1978 |
| 115 | Roy Palmer | The duel | 06/20/1978 |
| 116 | Kelly Kevin | Pirates of the South Seas | 06/27/1978 |
| 117 | Kelly Kevin | The odyssey of "Isabella" | 07/04/1978 |
| 118 | Kelly Kevin | The Maya treasure | 07/11/1978 |
| 119 | Roy Palmer | The Manila Galleon | 07/18/1978 |
| 120 | Roy Palmer | The Thief Islands | 07/25/1978 |
| 121 | Fred McMason | On strange seas | 08/01/1978 |
| 122 | Fred McMason | Horror of the Devil's Lake | 08/08/1978 |
| 123 | Roy Palmer | Plague on board | 08/15/1978 |
| 124 | Roy Palmer | Happening | 08/22/1978 |
| 125 | Fred McMason | The river bride | 08/29/1978 |
| 126 | Fred McMason | In the realm of the dragon | 09/05/1978 |
| 127 | Roy Palmer | The executioner's sword | 09/12/1978 |
| 128 | Fred McMason | Pirate hunt | 09/19/1978 |
| 129 | Roy Palmer | The Scourge of the Yellow Sea | 09/26/1978 |
| 130 | Roy Palmer | The forbidden city | 10/03/1978 |
| 131 | Roy Palmer | The Law of the Great Chan | 10/10/1978 |
| 132 | Fred McMason | Ready to board! | 10/17/1978 |
| 133 | Fred McMason | Chinese vengeance | October 24, 1978 |
| 134 | Roy Palmer | The monk of Formosa | 10/31/1978 |
| 135 | Roy Palmer | In the typhoon | 07/11/1978 |
| 136 | Fred McMason | Among headhunters | 11/14/1978 |
| 137 | Roy Palmer | The tiger of Malacca | 11/21/1978 |
| 138 | Roy Palmer | The treasure in Bengkalis Bay | 11/28/1978 |
| 139 | Fred McMason | When the rats disembark ... | December 05, 1978 |
| 140 | Fred McMason | The atoll of horror | 12/12/1978 |
| 141 | Roy Palmer | Caught in the Kalms | December 19, 1978 |
| 142 | Fred McMason | The slave ship | December 25, 1978 |
| 143 | Roy Palmer | Off the coast of Africa | 01/02/1979 |
| 144 | Fred McMason | Wild Atlantic | 01/09/1979 |
| 145 | Roy Palmer | In the land of the Bushmen | January 16, 1979 |
| 146 | Roy Palmer | Attack at night | 01/23/1979 |
| 147 | Roy Palmer | Trapped | 01/30/1979 |
| 148 | Fred McMason | Pirate gold | 02/06/1979 |
| 149 | Kelly Kevin | The son of the desert | 02/13/1979 |
| 150 | Davis J. Harbord | Incident in Tangier | 02/20/1979 |
| 151 | Fred McMason | Outwitted | 02/27/1979 |
| 152 | Roy Palmer | Night of decision | 03/06/1979 |
| 153 | Roy Palmer | The admiral's galleon | March 13, 1979 |
| 154 | John Curtis | Capsized | 03/20/1979 |
| 155 | Fred McMason | Raid on Cadiz | 03/27/1979 |
| 156 | Davis J. Harbord | Azores prey | 04/03/1979 |
| 157 | Roy Palmer | Northward | 04/10/1979 |
| 158 | Roy Palmer | Merciless hunt | 04/17/1979 |
| 159 | Kelly Kevin | Vagabonds at sea | 04/24/1979 |
| 160 | Kelly Kevin | The rebel nest | 05/01/1979 |
| 161 | Kelly Kevin | Storm over Bilbao | 05/08/1979 |
| 162 | Burt Frederick | Seaman's grave | 05/15/1979 |
| 163 | Roy Palmer | The ambush | 05/22/1979 |
| 164 | Fred McMason | Bastards | 05/29/1979 |
| 165 | Roy Palmer | The mysterious stranger | 06/05/1979 |
| 166 | Kelly Kevin | Harbor rats | 06/12/1979 |
| 167 | Kelly Kevin | Wight's trap | 06/19/1979 |
| 168 | Roy Palmer | The second face of the Old O'Flynn | 06/26/1979 |
| 169 | Burt Frederick | The juggler of Saint Mary | 07/03/1979 |
| 170 | Davis J. Harbord | The accolade | 07/10/1979 |
| 171 | Davis J. Harbord | Enemy in sight | 07/17/1979 |
| 172 | Fred McMason | The ships of hell | 07/24/1979 |
| 173 | John Curtis | North Sea - Murder Sea | 07/31/1979 |
| 174 | Kelly Kevin | Reef pirates | 08/07/1979 |
| 175 | Roy Palmer | ... and had death on board | 08/14/1979 |
| 176 | Burt Frederick | The winner | 08/21/1979 |
| 177 | Davis J. Harbord | Revenge before Plymouth | 08/28/1979 |
| 178 | Roy Palmer | The cannons of São Miguel | 09/04/1979 |
| 179 | Fred McMason | Course to Snake Island | 09/11/1979 |
| 180 | John Curtis | The brotherhood of privateers | 09/18/1979 |
| 181 | Kelly Kevin | Under the black flag | 09/25/1979 |
| 182 | Kelly Kevin | The galleon of the dead | 10/02/1979 |
| 183 | Roy Palmer | The message in a bottle | 10/09/1979 |
| 184 | John Curtis | Wind force 12 | 10/16/1979 |
| 185 | Burt Frederick | The Chiefs' Bay | October 23, 1979 |
| 186 | Fred McMason | Lost in the Arctic Ocean | 10/30/1979 |
| 187 | Fred McMason | The fight with the whale | 11/06/1979 |
| 188 | Roy Palmer | Nanoq, the polar bear | 11/13/1979 |
| 189 | Roy Palmer | The Thule Hunters | 11/20/1979 |
| 190 | Roy Palmer | The Northwest Passage | 11/27/1979 |
| 191 | Kelly Kevin | The shipwreck | December 04, 1979 |
| 192 | Kelly Kevin | The killer whales | December 11, 1979 |
| 193 | Fred McMason | In the land of the Northmen | December 18, 1979 |
| 194 | Fred McMason | The island of the seven eyes | December 25, 1979 |
| 195 | Roy Palmer | In the sea of calm | 01/01/1980 |
| 196 | Burt Frederick | The pearl fishermen | 01/08/1980 |
| 197 | Roy Palmer | The devil's lagoon | January 15, 1980 |
| 198 | Fred McMason | The death voyage of the "Cape Horn" | 01/22/1980 |
| 199 | Roy Palmer | Captured on Rarotonga | 01/29/1980 |
| 200 | John Curtis | The white god of Bora Bora | 02/05/1980 |
| 201 | Roy Palmer | Satan's log | 02/12/1980 |
| 202 | Roy Palmer | In the trade wind | 02/19/1980 |
| 203 | Roy Palmer | The surf wave | 02/26/1980 |
| 204 | Kelly Kevin | Nuami, pearl of the South Seas | 03/04/1980 |
| 205 | Fred McMason | The Leper Islands | 03/11/1980 |
| 206 | Kelly Kevin | In the Gulf of Papua | 03/18/1980 |
| 207 | Fred McMason | The Great Barrier Reef | 03/25/1980 |
| 208 | Burt Frederick | The enigmatic continent | 04/01/1980 |
| 209 | Roy Palmer | In the land of geysers | April 8, 1980 |
| 210 | Roy Palmer | Night raid | 04/15/1980 |
| 211 | Roy Palmer | The island of taboo | 04/22/1980 |
| 212 | Fred McMason | The black pirate | 04/29/1980 |
| 213 | Kelly Kevin | The lord of the islands | 05/06/1980 |
| 214 | Kelly Kevin | The damned of the seas | 05/13/1980 |
| 215 | Fred McMason | Dance of Death in Bali | 05/20/1980 |
| 216 | Davis J. Harbord | The island of the mountains of fire | May 27, 1980 |
| 217 | Burt Frederick | Captain one-eye | 06/03/1980 |
| 218 | Roy Palmer | The chain convict | 06/10/1980 |
| 219 | Roy Palmer | The soul seller | 06/17/1980 |
| 220 | Fred McMason | Exiled to Yao Yai | 06/24/1980 |
| 221 | Roy Palmer | Quarantined | 07/01/1980 |
| 222 | Kelly Kevin | Isabella's Odyssey | 07/08/1980 |
| 223 | Kelly Kevin | The Black Pagoda | 07/15/1980 |
| 224 | John Curtis | In the realm of the Indras | 07/22/1980 |
| 225 | Roy Palmer | Chandra's revenge | 07/29/1980 |
| 226 | Roy Palmer | The mummy of Gudur | 08/05/1980 |
| 227 | Burt Frederick | The King of Ceylon | 08/12/1980 |
| 228 | Fred McMason | The secret of the nautical chart | August 19, 1980 |
| 229 | Fred McMason | A grave in the ocean | 08/26/1980 |
| 230 | Ralph Malorny | On a long journey | 09/02/1980 |
| 231 | Roy Palmer | The Tristan da Cunhas Islands | 09/09/1980 |
| 232 | Roy Palmer | The colonists | 09/16/1980 |
| 233 | Kelly Kevin | On the black reef | 09/23/1980 |
| 234 | Kelly Kevin | The Amazons of Parnaibo | 09/30/1980 |
| 235 | Frank Moorfield | The Icoraci wreck | 07.10.1980 |
| 236 | Roy Palmer | Archipelago of the Brown Devils | 10/14/1980 |
| 237 | Burt Frederick | The ship from Drachensund | October 21, 1980 |
| 238 | Roy Palmer | The sinking of the "Novara" | October 28, 1980 |
| 239 | John Roscoe Craig | Caribbean sharks | 04/11/1980 |
| 240 | John Roscoe Craig | Attack on the silver fleet | 11/11/1980 |
| 241 | Fred McMason | The ruler of Tortuga | 11/18/1980 |
| 242 | Fred McMason | Put in iron | 11/25/1980 |
| 243 | John Curtis | Assault on Snake Island | December 2nd, 1980 |
| 244 | John Curtis | The cunning of the snakes | December 9, 1980 |
| 245 | John Roscoe Craig | The Battle of the Caicos Islands | December 16, 1980 |
| 246 | Roy Palmer | Atlantic course | December 23, 1980 |
| 247 | Burt Frederick | The citadel of the privateers | 12/30/1980 |
| 248 | Roy Palmer | The pillars of Hercules | 01/06/1981 |
| 249 | Roy Palmer | At the Cape of Hell | 01/13/1981 |
| 250 | John Roscoe Craig | The iron eater | 01/20/1981 |
| 251 | Frank Moorfield | Death shadow on the horizon | 01/27/1981 |
| 252 | Roy Palmer | Tuscan beach devil | 02/03/1981 |
| 253 | Burt Frederick | The pirate king of Naples | 02/10/1981 |
| 254 | John Roscoe Craig | Bandit Bay | 02/17/1981 |
| 255 | Fred McMason | The bull of Crete | 02/24/1981 |
| 256 | Roy Palmer | Selim, the pirate | 03/03/1981 |
| 257 | Frank Moorfield | The night of the dervishes | 03/10/1981 |
| 258 | Roy Palmer | Death course to Cyprus | 03/17/1981 |
| 259 | Fred McMason | The secret of the dolphin | March 24, 1981 |
| 260 | Roy Palmer | Human sharks | 03/31/1981 |
| 261 | Fred McMason | Lured into the trap | 04/07/1981 |
| 262 | Roy Palmer | Attack of the Saracens | 04/14/1981 |
| 263 | Davis J. Harbord | In the land of the pharaohs | 04/21/1981 |
| 264 | Fred McMason | Nile robbers | 04/28/1981 |
| 265 | Roy Palmer | The pact with the Scheitan | 05/05/1981 |
| 266 | Fred McMason | The legend of Abydos | 05/12/1981 |
| 267 | Davis J. Harbord | In the valley of the kings | 05/19/1981 |
| 268 | John Curtis | The Temple of Isis | 05/26/1981 |
| 269 | Frank Moorfield | In the fetters of Aswan | 06/02/1981 |
| 270 | John Roscoe Craig | The city of the dead | 06/09/1981 |
| 271 | Davis J. Harbord | In the clutches of Horus | 06/16/1981 |
| 272 | Fred McMason | Harbingers of doom | 06/23/1981 |
| 273 | Roy Palmer | In the channel of death | 06/30/1981 |
| 274 | Fred McMason | The end of "Isabella VIII." | 07/07/1981 |
| 275 | Roy Palmer | Death before your eyes | 07/14/1981 |
| 276 | John Roscoe Craig | Hunted by the Spaniards | 07/21/1981 |
| 277 | Frank Moorfield | The wreck of the "San Marco" | 07/28/1981 |
| 278 | Roy Palmer | On the cross | 08/04/1981 |
| 279 | Fred McMason | The last man of the "Arethusa" | 08/11/1981 |
| 280 | Frank Moorfield | On a dangerous course | 08/18/1981 |
| 281 | Roy Palmer | West of Sicily | 08/25/1981 |
| 282 | Fred McMason | Stratagem in Sardinia | 09/01/1981 |
| 283 | Roy Palmer | Course for Gibraltar | 09/08/1981 |
| 284 | Fred McMason | Hunted by Uluch Ali | 09/15/1981 |
| 285 | Davis J. Harbord | Gone by the storm | 09/22/1981 |
| 286 | Davis J. Harbord | Interlude in Cadiz | 09/29/1981 |
| 287 | John Curtis | Departure of the Vikings | 10/06/1981 |
| 288 | Roy Palmer | In Galway dungeon | 10/13/1981 |
| 289 | Roy Palmer | The robbery of the Irish woman | 10/20/1981 |
| 290 | Burt Frederick | In the land of the rebels | 10/27/1981 |
| 291 | Roy Palmer | In the clutches of the lord | 11/03/1981 |
| 292 | Roy Palmer | The treasure of the Spaniards | 11/10/1981 |
| 293 | Fred McMason | Meeting point "Bloody Mary" | 11/17/1981 |
| 294 | Frank Moorfield | Laid on the keel | 11/24/1981 |
| 295 | Davis J. Harbord | Serious error | December 01, 1981 |
| 296 | Davis J. Harbord | On behalf of the queen | December 8, 1981 |
| 297 | Roy Palmer | The ruse of the sea wolf | December 15, 1981 |
| 298 | John Roscoe Craig | Crew of the devil | 12/22/1981 |
| 299 | John Roscoe Craig | Huguenot revenge | 12/29/1981 |
| 300 | Roy Palmer | The hunchback from Quimper | 05/01/1982 |
| 301 | Davis J. Harbord | The opponent | 01/12/1982 |
| 302 | Frank Moorfield | One hit in the water | 01/19/1982 |
| 303 | Fred McMason | In the hands of the enemy | 01/26/1982 |
| 304 | Frank Moorfield | The Vikings attack | 02/02/1982 |
| 305 | Roy Palmer | The brood of Satan | 02/09/1982 |
| 306 | Davis J. Harbord | For life and death | 02/16/1982 |
| 307 | Frank Moorfield | Course into the unknown | 02/23/1982 |
| 308 | Roy Palmer | Hunting on the high seas | 02.03.1982 |
| 309 | Burt Frederick | Merciless hunt | 03/09/1982 |
| 310 | Fred McMason | Hour of reckoning | March 16, 1982 |
| 311 | Davis J. Harbord | Mortal enemies | 03/23/1982 |
| 312 | Roy Palmer | Victorious return | 03/30/1982 |
| 313 | John Curtis | The revenge of the Red Corsair | 04/06/1982 |
| 314 | Fred McMason | The launch | 04/13/1982 |
| 315 | Fred McMason | The maiden voyage | 04/20/1982 |
| 316 | Roy Palmer | The Friesian trap | 04/27/1982 |
| 317 | Roy Palmer | With a sealed order | 05/04/1982 |
| 318 | Frank Moorfield | The Oresund Pirates | 05/11/1982 |
| 319 | Fred McMason | Harbor ballad | 05/18/1982 |
| 320 | Burt Frederick | The gold of the Baltic Sea | 05/25/1982 |
| 321 | Roy Palmer | Fire in the ship! | 06/01/1982 |
| 322 | Fred McMason | The fearless | 06/08/1982 |
| 323 | Roy Palmer | The runestone | 06/15/1982 |
| 324 | Frank Moorfield | Brander on the attack | 06/22/1982 |
| 325 | Burt Frederick | The board dog | 06/29/1982 |
| 326 | Roy Palmer | The fire devils | 07/06/1982 |
| 327 | Roy Palmer | The Avengers of Abo | 07/13/1982 |
| 328 | Fred McMason | Battle for Kotka | 07/20/1982 |
| 329 | Burt Frederick | Duel on the high seas | 07/27/1982 |
| 330 | Frank Moorfield | Driven hunt | 08/03/1982 |
| 331 | Fred McMason | The bull of Wiborg | 08/10/1982 |
| 332 | Roy Palmer | In the bay of Narva | 08/17/1982 |
| 333 | Roy Palmer | The boatswain of the "Kolberg coat of arms" | 08/24/1982 |
| 334 | Burt Frederick | Iron storm | 08/31/1982 |
| 335 | Frank Moorfield | On the Amber Coast | 09/07/1982 |
| 336 | Fred McMason | Incident at midnight | 09/14/1982 |
| 337 | Roy Palmer | Assassination | 09/21/1982 |
| 338 | Burt Frederick | Honor deal | 09/28/1982 |
| 339 | Davis J. Harbord | Towards the north | 05/10/1982 |
| 340 | Davis J. Harbord | The Viking's Thule | 10/12/1982 |
| 341 | Roy Palmer | On the cliffs of Rockall Bank | October 19, 1982 |
| 342 | Burt Frederick | Assault on Rame Head | 10/26/1982 |
| 343 | John Curtis | The Red Corsair's ultimatum | 11/02/1982 |
| 344 | Burt Frederick | Departure to the Caribbean | 11/09/1982 |
| 345 | Roy Palmer | The catch shot | 11/16/1982 |
| 346 | Burt Frederick | Caught on Flores | 11/23/1982 |
| 347 | Frank Moorfield | The survivors of the "San Mateo" | 11/30/1982 |
| 348 | Davis J. Harbord | The end of the "Vencedor" | 07.12.1982 |
| 349 | Fred McMason | Corsairs of the Caribbean | 12/14/1982 |
| 350 | Roy Palmer | Attack on Fort St. Augustine | December 21, 1982 |
| 351 | Roy Palmer | Mala fever | 12/28/1982 |
| 352 | Burt Frederick | Off the coast of Florida | 01/04/1983 |
| 353 | John Curtis | The hatred of the Seminoles | 01/11/1983 |
| 354 | Roy Palmer | The pirate's nest | January 18, 1983 |
| 355 | Roy Palmer | The sea wolf intervenes | 01/25/1983 |
| 356 | John Curtis | The curse of the snake god | 02/01/1983 |
| 357 | Davis J. Harbord | The battle of the Timucuas | 02/08/1983 |
| 358 | Burt Frederick | The death trap | 02/15/1983 |
| 359 | Frank Moorfield | The enemy from the bayou | 02/22/1983 |
| 360 | Davis J. Harbord | In the Mississippi Delta | 03/01/1983 |
| 361 | Fred McMason | The fight for Tortuga | 03/08/1983 |
| 362 | Frank Moorfield | Gold rush | 03/15/1983 |
| 363 | Davis J. Harbord | Avenger of the Spanish Crown | March 22, 1983 |
| 364 | Burt Frederick | The hurricane | 03/29/1983 |
| 365 | Roy Palmer | The grave on the Rio Grande | 04/05/1983 |
| 366 | Fred McMason | Jean Ribault, the avenger | 04/12/1983 |
| 367 | Davis J. Harbord | The Vera Cruz gold mine | 04/19/1983 |
| 368 | Burt Frederick | In the Gulf of Mexico | 04/26/1983 |
| 369 | Roy Palmer | Escaped death | 05/03/1983 |
| 370 | Davis J. Harbord | The end of Mardengo | 05/10/1983 |
| 371 | Frank Moorfield | Departure to Coral Island | 05/17/1983 |
| 372 | Burt Frederick | The mutineers' pact with the devil | 05/24/1983 |
| 373 | Roy Palmer | The murder coast of Honduras | 05/31/1983 |
| 374 | Roy Palmer | Raid on El Triunfo | 06/07/1983 |
| 375 | Roy Palmer | The battle for Gran Cayman | 06/14/1983 |
| 376 | Frank Moorfield | The women's galleon | 06/21/1983 |
| 377 | Roy Palmer | Cannons thunder off Tortuga | 06/28/1983 |
| 378 | Roy Palmer | The death slide | 07/05/1983 |
| 379 | Roy Palmer | Life and death rivals | 07/12/1983 |
| 380 | Burt Frederick | El Tiburon, the shark killer | 07/19/1983 |
| 381 | Fred McMason | Satan's boat of the dead | 07/26/1983 |
| 382 | Davis J. Harbord | The man in Havana | 08/02/1983 |
| 383 | Roy Palmer | The Pearl Galleon | 08/09/1983 |
| 384 | Fred McMason | Old O'Flynn's bridal trip | 08/16/1983 |
| 385 | Burt Frederick | Horrors of the coast | 08/23/1983 |
| 386 | Burt Frederick | The night of the long knives | 08/30/1983 |
| 387 | Roy Palmer | On a ramming course | 09/06/1983 |
| 388 | Roy Palmer | The devil's silver | 13.09.1983 |
| 389 | Roy Palmer | A man is exposed | 09/20/1983 |
| 390 | Fred McMason | In the hands of the Spaniards | 09/27/1983 |
| 391 | Burt Frederick | Fight them down | 04/10/1983 |
| 392 | Roy Palmer | Enemy in sight | 10/11/1983 |
| 393 | Roy Palmer | The duel on Lobos Gay | October 18, 1983 |
| 394 | Fred McMason | The fighter | 10/25/1983 |
| 395 | Roy Palmer | The Escape of Caligula | 11/01/1983 |
| 396 | Frank Moorfield | Mutiny on the Caribian Queen | 11/08/1983 |
| 397 | Burt Frederick | Storm drive to Hispaniola | 11/15/1983 |
| 398 | Roy Palmer | Decision at dawn | 11/22/1983 |
| 399 | Fred McMason | Convoy of powder ships | 11/29/1983 |
| 400 | Davis J. Harbord | Flag of freedom | December 6, 1983 |
| 401 | Roy Palmer | In the wake of the storm god | 12/13/1983 |
| 402 | Burt Frederick | The convoy battle | December 20, 1983 |
| 403 | Fred McMason | Hunter and hunted | December 27, 1983 |
| 404 | Roy Palmer | Slave Freight for Spain | 03/01/1984 |
| 405 | Burt Frederick | Storm over the Bahamas | 01/10/1984 |
| 406 | Roy Palmer | The guilty verdict | January 17, 1984 |
| 407 | Roy Palmer | The chebec from Algiers | 01/24/1984 |
| 408 | Burt Frederick | The Black Queen's hatred | 01/31/1984 |
| 409 | Frank Moorfield | The governor's henchmen | 02/07/1984 |
| 410 | Fred McMason | Witch hunt | 02/14/1984 |
| 411 | Roy Palmer | The game of foxes | 02/21/1984 |
| 412 | Frank Moorfield | On a war march | 02/28/1984 |
| 413 | Burt Frederick | Fight in the dark | 03/06/1984 |
| 414 | Roy Palmer | Run to the enemy! | 03/13/1984 |
| 415 | Roy Palmer | Towards the Spaniards | 03/20/1984 |
| 416 | Burt Frederick | In the gate to hell | 03/27/1984 |
| 417 | Roy Palmer | One night inferno | 04/03/1984 |
| 418 | Burt Frederick | Desertion | 04/10/1984 |
| 419 | Roy Palmer | Too tough to die | 04/17/1984 |
| 420 | Roy Palmer | On cut and prick | 04/24/1984 |
| 421 | Frank Moorfield | Fight without mercy | 05/01/1984 |
| 422 | Fred McMason | Danger to the Snake Temple | 05/08/1984 |
| 423 | Roy Palmer | Caribbean unleashed | 05/15/1984 |
| 424 | Roy Palmer | The decoy | 05/22/1984 |
| 425 | Roy Palmer | The coup of Caligula | 05/29/1984 |
| 426 | Roy Palmer | Havana cauldron | 06/05/1984 |
| 427 | Roy Palmer | Geusen blood | 06/12/1984 |
| 428 | Fred McMason | The bait | 06/19/1984 |
| 429 | Roy Palmer | The hostage | 06/26/1984 |
| 430 | Frank Moorfield | The night of the winner | 07/03/1984 |
| 431 | Fred McMason | Old enemies | 07/10/1984 |
| 432 | Burt Frederick | Siren sounds | 07/17/1984 |
| 433 | Roy Palmer | Shadow of death | 07/24/1984 |
| 434 | Roy Palmer | The Red Corsair strikes | 07/31/1984 |
| 435 | Burt Frederick | A crew of rags | 08/07/1984 |
| 436 | Roy Palmer | Sir John's Gallows | 08/14/1984 |
| 437 | Frank Moorfield | A man's honor | 08/21/1984 |
| 438 | Fred McMason | The admiral | 08/28/1984 |
| 439 | Roy Palmer | Snap cocks in the wake | 09/04/1984 |
| 440 | Davis J. Harbord | The monkey galleon | 09/11/1984 |
| 441 | Roy Palmer | The treasure cellar | 09/18/1984 |
| 442 | Fred McMason | Rats on board | 09/25/1984 |
| 443 | Roy Palmer | In the hail of arrows | 10/02/1984 |
| 444 | Roy Palmer | Shipwreck | 10/09/1984 |
| 445 | Fred McMason | Without mercy | 10/16/1984 |
| 446 | Roy Palmer | Wolves in the convoy | October 23, 1984 |
| 447 | Roy Palmer | Law of the thumb | 10/30/1984 |
| 448 | Roy Palmer | Slaves for Potosi | 11/06/1984 |
| 449 | Burt Frederick | The Galleon of the Comedians | 11/13/1984 |
| 450 | Fred McMason | Terror from the deep | 11/20/1984 |
| 451 | Roy Palmer | Off the coast of Peru | 11/27/1984 |
| 452 | Frank Moorfield | Harbor thugs | 04/12/1984 |
| 453 | Burt Frederick | Course for Arica | 12/11/1984 |
| 454 | Fred McMason | Bridge of death | December 18, 1984 |
| 455 | Roy Palmer | The she-wolf | December 25, 1984 |
| 456 | Burt Frederick | Icy heights | 01/01/1985 |
| 457 | Davis J. Harbord | On the Silberberg | 01/08/1985 |
| 458 | Roy Palmer | Avalanche of death | January 15, 1985 |
| 459 | Roy Palmer | The red rooster | 01/22/1985 |
| 460 | Burt Frederick | The powder tower | 01/29/1985 |
| 461 | Roy Palmer | Saboteurs | 02/05/1985 |
| 462 | Roy Palmer | Secret mission | 02/12/1985 |
| 463 | Fred McMason | The kite ships | 02/19/1985 |
| 464 | Fred McMason | On the knife edge | 02/26/1985 |
| 465 | Burt Frederick | Behind bars | 05.03.1985 |
| 466 | Roy Palmer | Without pardon | 03/12/1985 |
| 467 | Fred McMason | Storm over Panama | March 19, 1985 |
| 468 | Roy Palmer | On the Caribbean coast | March 26, 1985 |
| 469 | Roy Palmer | The last stand of the "El Toro" | 04/02/1985 |
| 470 | Fred McMason | The "Golden Hen" | 04/09/1985 |
| 471 | Burt Frederick | One man's decision | 04/16/1985 |
| 472 | Roy Palmer | massacre | 04/23/1985 |
| 473 | Fred McMason | Ghost ships | 04/30/1985 |
| 474 | Roy Palmer | The wild horde | 05/07/1985 |
| 475 | Fred McMason | On Cherokee Bay | 05/14/1985 |
| 476 | Roy Palmer | To new shores | May 21, 1985 |
| 477 | Fred McMason | The ghosts of Old O'Flynn | May 28, 1985 |
| 478 | Roy Palmer | Captured | 06/04/1985 |
| 479 | Fred McMason | Counterattack | 06/11/1985 |
| 480 | Roy Palmer | Full broadside | 06/18/1985 |
| 481 | Burt Frederick | On course for prey | 06/25/1985 |
| 482 | Roy Palmer | The hunters | 07/02/1985 |
| 483 | Roy Palmer | The flayer | 07/09/1985 |
| 484 | Fred McMason | Cruise to hell | 07/16/1985 |
| 485 | Burt Frederick | The Devil's Islands | 07/23/1985 |
| 486 | Fred McMason | In chains | 07/30/1985 |
| 487 | Roy Palmer | In the roadstead in front of Havana | 08/06/1985 |
| 488 | Fred McMason | Coast Pirates | 08/13/1985 |
| 489 | Roy Palmer | Doomed to die | 08/20/1985 |
| 490 | Burt Frederick | On the big bench | 08/27/1985 |
| 491 | Fred McMason | On the Gulf of Batabanó | 09/03/1985 |
| 492 | Roy Palmer | Greed for gold | 09/10/1985 |
| 493 | Frank Moorfield | Open fire! | 09/17/1985 |
| 494 | Fred McMason | The devil's servants | 09/24/1985 |
| 495 | Burt Frederick | At the treasure bay | 10/01/1985 |
| 496 | Roy Palmer | Coast of Death | 10/08/1985 |
| 497 | Roy Palmer | Hard fists | October 15, 1985 |
| 498 | Roy Palmer | A one-eyed son of a dog | 10/22/1985 |
| 499 | Burt Frederick | Where the Snake Island sank | October 29, 1985 |
| 500 | Davis J. Harbord | Heavenly Knights of the Deep | 05/11/1985 |
| 501 | Roy Palmer | The end of a hunt | 11/12/1985 |
| 502 | Roy Palmer | In the clink of edged weapons | November 19, 1985 |
| 503 | Burt Frederick | On the banks of the Caicos Islands | 11/26/1985 |
| 504 | Roy Palmer | Hunter in the wake | December 3rd, 1985 |
| 505 | Roy Palmer | The port fortress | December 10, 1985 |
| 506 | Fred McMason | The black beard | December 17, 1985 |
| 507 | Roy Palmer | The executioners | December 24, 1985 |
| 508 | Burt Frederick | Duel under water | December 31, 1985 |
| 509 | Roy Palmer | Zion Castle | 07/01/1986 |
| 510 | Roy Palmer | blockade | 01/14/1986 |
| 511 | Fred McMason | The devil's last lot | 01/21/1986 |
| 512 | Fred McMason | After the storm | 01/28/1986 |
| 513 | Burt Frederick | Murder boys | 02/04/1986 |
| 514 | Fred McMason | Taken by surprise! | 02/11/1986 |
| 515 | Burt Frederick | The ghost ship | 02/18/1986 |
| 516 | Fred McMason | The last of the "San Jacinto" | 02/25/1986 |
| 517 | Burt Frederick | The devil is going on | 03/04/1986 |
| 518 | Burt Frederick | A stronghold | 03/11/1986 |
| 519 | Roy Palmer | In the shadow of the night | 03/18/1986 |
| 520 | Roy Palmer | Martial law | 03/25/1986 |
| 521 | Roy Palmer | On the way to hell | 04/01/1986 |
| 522 | Burt Frederick | The Corsican | 04/08/1986 |
| 523 | Roy Palmer | Scouts | 04/15/1986 |
| 524 | Fred McMason | Fire free for della Rocca | 04/22/1986 |
| 525 | Burt Frederick | Escape to the front | 04/29/1986 |
| 526 | Roy Palmer | Death at midnight | 05/06/1986 |
| 527 | Fred McMason | And the sea went up ... | 05/13/1986 |
| 528 | Davis J. Harbord | South! | 05/20/1986 |
| 529 | Burt Frederick | The trap | 05/27/1986 |
| 530 | Roy Palmer | Barrage | 06/03/1986 |
| 531 | Frank Moorfield | Battle on the Campira Pass | 06/10/1986 |
| 532 | Fred McMason | Death of an admiral | 06/17/1986 |
| 533 | Burt Frederick | Through the hell of the Yucatán | 06/24/1986 |
| 534 | Burt Frederick | The bay of the gallows | 07/01/1986 |
| 535 | Fred McMason | Drive into the unknown | 07/08/1986 |
| 536 | Fred McMason | The curse of Nan Madol | 07/15/1986 |
| 537 | Davis J. Harbord | Scourge of the coast | 07/22/1986 |
| 538 | Davis J. Harbord | The island fort | 07/29/1986 |
| 539 | Roy Palmer | On death course | 08/05/1986 |
| 540 | Frank Moorfield | The Satan Reefs | 08/12/1986 |
| 541 | Roy Palmer | Minions of the emperor | 08/19/1986 |
| 542 | Burt Frederick | Blood companions | 08/26/1986 |
| 543 | Davis J. Harbord | Blockade breakers | 09/02/1986 |
| 544 | Fred McMason | ... and the devil will get them all | 09/09/1986 |
| 545 | Davis J. Harbord | Fire over the Banda Sea | 09/16/1986 |
| 546 | Burt Frederick | Under full gear to hell | 09/23/1986 |
| 547 | Roy Palmer | The Satan of Coconut | 09/30/1986 |
| 548 | Burt Frederick | Decision in the Bay of Pigs | 07.10.1986 |
| 549 | Roy Palmer | Drumming in the night | 10/14/1986 |
| 550 | Fred McMason | Odyssey of Dead Souls | 10/21/1986 |
| 551 | Burt Frederick | Island of the Damned | 10/28/1986 |
| 552 | Davis J. Harbord | Under the spell of the magician | 04/11/1986 |
| 553 | Fred McMason | Mirage | 11/11/1986 |
| 554 | Burt Frederick | The Sultan's Bride | 11/18/1986 |
| 555 | Roy Palmer | Death in the harem | 11/25/1986 |
| 556 | Davis J. Harbord | The pirates of Abu Dhabi | 12/02/1986 |
| 557 | Fred McMason | Pearl hunter | 12/09/1986 |
| 558 | Burt Frederick | The devils of the Arabian coast | December 16, 1986 |
| 559 | Roy Palmer | River robbers | December 23, 1986 |
| 560 | Fred McMason | The daughter of the caliph | 12/30/1986 |
| 561 | Burt Frederick | Heavenly dog on board! | 01/06/1987 |
| 562 | Roy Palmer | The idol | 01/13/1987 |
| 563 | Davis J. Harbord | Camel driver | 01/20/1987 |
| 564 | Fred McMason | In the clutches of the Tigris | 01/27/1987 |
| 565 | Burt Frederick | The ruse of the pepper sacks | 02/03/1987 |
| 566 | Roy Palmer | Wild waters | 02/10/1987 |
| 567 | Roy Palmer | Surrounded | 02/17/1987 |
| 568 | Burt Frederick | Satan in a silk robe | 02/24/1987 |
| 569 | Fred McMason | On the trail of Noah's Ark | 03/03/1987 |
| 570 | Roy Palmer | Breakthrough to the Black Sea | 03/10/1987 |
| 571 | Burt Frederick | Old Donegals wish tree | 03/17/1987 |
| 572 | Fred McMason | Black Sea pirates | March 24, 1987 |
| 573 | Burt Frederick | Colony of the Greeks | March 31, 1987 |
| 574 | Fred McMason | Raid at dawn | 04/07/1987 |
| 575 | Davis J. Harbord | Known as a sore thumb | 04/14/1987 |
| 576 | Roy Palmer | Dying in Istanbul | 04/21/1987 |
| 577 | Fred McMason | The Turkish galley | 04/28/1987 |
| 578 | Burt Frederick | The lord of hell | 05/05/1987 |
| 579 | Davis J. Harbord | Juggler | 05/12/1987 |
| 580 | Fred McMason | Gypsies of the sea | 05/19/1987 |
| 581 | Burt Frederick | The executioner's ship | 05/26/1987 |
| 582 | Fred McMason | The island of demons | 06/02/1987 |
| 583 | Burt Frederick | "Bull of Piraeus" | 06/09/1987 |
| 584 | Roy Palmer | The galeas | 06/16/1987 |
| 585 | Burt Frederick | The dream island | 06/23/1987 |
| 586 | Burt Frederick | Sunk in the reefs | 06/30/1987 |
| 587 | Davis J. Harbord | The San Nicole Convicts | 07/07/1987 |
| 588 | Fred McMason | Dance of death of the gallows birds | 07/14/1987 |
| 589 | Burt Frederick | The ships sinkers | 07/21/1987 |
| 590 | Sean Beaufort | The testament | 07/28/1987 |
| 591 | Burt Frederick | The dead gondola | 08/04/1987 |
| 592 | Fred McMason | Lagoon of death | 08/11/1987 |
| 593 | Burt Frederick | dance on the volcano | 08/18/1987 |
| 594 | Davis J. Harbord | In the catacombs of Palermo | 08/25/1987 |
| 595 | Burt Frederick | Blood revenge | 09/01/1987 |
| 596 | Roy Palmer | Storm over Mallorca | 09/08/1987 |
| 597 | Fred McMason | King's scout | 09/15/1987 |
| 598 | Fred McMason | Cadiz company | 09/22/1987 |
| 599 | Frank Moorfield | The monks from the Rio Tejo | 09/29/1987 |
| 600 | Davis J. Harbord | The savages of the "Empress of Sea" | 10/06/1987 |
| 601 | Burt Frederick | The silver ship | 10/13/1987 |
| 602 | Sean Beaufort | The day of the culverines | 10/20/1987 |
| 603 | Sean Beaufort | A bastard is being hunted | 10/27/1987 |
| 604 | Burt Frederick | Cunning foxes | 11/03/1987 |
| 605 | Burt Frederick | The robbery coast | 11/10/1987 |
| 606 | Fred McMason | A bastard is buried too | 11/17/1987 |
| 607 | Sean Beaufort | The gold trap | 11/24/1987 |
| 608 | Burt Frederick | Thames Vulture | December 01, 1987 |
| 609 | Davis J. Harbord | Duel on the Thames | 12/08/1987 |
| 610 | Frank Moorfield | Liars, lords and rags | December 15, 1987 |
| 611 | Sean Beaufort | Dark streets in London | 12/22/1987 |
| 612 | Burt Frederick | Witch hell | 12/29/1987 |
| 613 | Fred McMason | The gateway to Hades | 05/01/1988 |
| 614 | Burt Frederick | Dutch gold | 01/12/1988 |
| 615 | Sean Beaufort | In the freezing storm | 01/19/1988 |
| 616 | Sean Beaufort | Along the deadly cliffs | 01/26/1988 |
| 617 | Fred McMason | The ship out of the fog | 02/02/1988 |
| 618 | Frank Moorfield | The Black Ravens Bay | 02/09/1988 |
| 619 | Sean Beaufort | The lost of the rock islands | 02/16/1988 |
| 620 | Davis J. Harbord | Arwenack's legacy | 02/23/1988 |
| 621 | Burt Frederick | The pilgrim ships | 03/01/1988 |
| 622 | Fred McMason | Departure to the New World | 03/08/1988 |
| 623 | Sean Beaufort | Panic on the "Discoverer" | 03/15/1988 |
| 624 | Burt Frederick | Cholera on board | March 22, 1988 |
| 625 | Fred McMason | No closed season for rats | March 29, 1988 |
| 626 | Sean Beaufort | Fire on the “Pilgrim” | 04/05/1988 |
| 627 | Fred McMason | Lost in the Atlantic | 04/12/1988 |
| 628 | Jan J. Moreno | Death comes before dawn | 04/19/1988 |
| 629 | Sean Beaufort | The ships of the desperate | 04/26/1988 |
| 630 | Jan J. Moreno | Indian gold | 05/03/1988 |
| 631 | Burt Frederick | Bloody coast | 05/10/1988 |
| 632 | Sean Beaufort | Settlement of dangers | 05/17/1988 |
| 633 | Fred McMason | Unscrupulous deserters | May 24, 1988 |
| 634 | Burt Frederick | The hatred of the Indians | 05/31/1988 |
| 635 | Sean Beaufort | Gold rush in the coastal fog | 06/07/1988 |
| 636 | Sean Beaufort | The marauders | 06/14/1988 |
| 637 | Jan J. Moreno | Between the lines | 06/21/1988 |
| 638 | Frank Moorfield | The tomb of the jaguar | 06/28/1988 |
| 639 | Fred McMason | Mist spirits | 07/05/1988 |
| 640 | Davis J. Harbord | Thorfin Njal - the berserk | 07/12/1988 |
| 641 | Jan J. Moreno | The spirit of knock haunts at night | 07/19/1988 |
| 642 | Jan J. Moreno | The island of eternal youth | 07/26/1988 |
| 643 | Fred McMason | Captured on Tir Nan Og | 08/02/1988 |
| 644 | Sean Beaufort | The slave mine | 08/09/1988 |
| 645 | Davis J. Harbord | The Rum Island | 08/16/1988 |
| 646 | Sean Beaufort | The skeleton galleon on the reef | 08/23/1988 |
| 647 | Fred McMason | The death of the king | 08/30/1988 |
| 648 | Jan J. Moreno | The gallows is waiting for Sam Roskill | 09/06/1988 |
| 649 | Frank Moorfield | Treasure ships for the queen | 09/13/1988 |
| 650 | Fred McMason | A Don is being tricked | 09/20/1988 |
| 651 | Fred McMason | The big raid | 09/27/1988 |
| 652 | Sean Beaufort | Coast of Murderers | 04/10/1988 |
| 653 | Jan J. Moreno | Slave ship "Aguila" | 10/11/1988 |
| 654 | Sean Beaufort | The guns from Boa Vista | October 18, 1988 |
| 655 | Fred McMason | The trick of Jean Ribault | 10/25/1988 |
| 656 | Davis J. Harbord | Smoke over the sea | 11/01/1988 |
| 657 | Jan J. Moreno | Smoldering fire | 11/08/1988 |
| 658 | Sean Beaufort | The ship of the wrong Spaniards | 11/15/1988 |
| 659 | Fred McMason | Irish snap cocks | 11/22/1988 |
| 660 | Davis J. Harbord | The Count's Bloodhound | 11/29/1988 |
| 661 | Jan J. Moreno | Duel before England | December 6, 1988 |
| 662 | Sean Beaufort | A meal for the Geusen | December 13, 1988 |
| 663 | Davis J. Harbord | Thames rats | December 20, 1988 |
| 664 | Fred McMason | The treasure of Santo Antao | December 27, 1988 |
| 665 | Fred McMason | The "death" of Old O'Flynn | 03/01/1989 |
| 666 | Sean Beaufort | Lost between the islands | 01/10/1989 |
| 667 | Jan J. Moreno | The Horror of Ascension | January 17, 1989 |
| 668 | Frank Moorfield | Captured in Madagascar | 01/24/1989 |
| 669 | Davis J. Harbord | Chased like mad dogs | 01/31/1989 |
| 670 | Fred McMason | The temple of Shiva | 02/07/1989 |
| 671 | Sean Beaufort | The Surat pirate | 02/14/1989 |
| 672 | Jan J. Moreno | Betrayed and sold | 02/21/1989 |
| 673 | Fred McMason | Sentenced to death | 02/28/1989 |
| 674 | Davis J. Harbord | A crew of wild white devils | 03/07/1989 |
| 675 | Sean Beaufort | The night of the hunters | 03/14/1989 |
| 676 | Jan J. Moreno | Go to hell! | 03/21/1989 |
| 677 | Fred McMason | Failed mission | 03/28/1989 |
| 678 | Fred McMason | The Skeleton Coast | 04/04/1989 |
| 679 | Frank Moorfield | Towers of Silence | 04/11/1989 |
| 680 | Sean Beaufort | Battle of Bombay | 04/18/1989 |
| 681 | Jan J. Moreno | Sharks and heroes | 04/25/1989 |
| 682 | Fred McMason | The royal press gang | 05/02/1989 |
| 683 | Sean Beaufort | The robber dhow | 05/09/1989 |
| 684 | Davis J. Harbord | A ship full of fools | 05/16/1989 |
| 685 | Fred McMason | Cannons thunder at the Mandavi | 05/23/1989 |
| 686 | Jan J. Moreno | inferno | 05/30/1989 |
| 687 | Fred McMason | False friends | 06/06/1989 |
| 688 | Jan J. Moreno | Accumulated | 06/13/1989 |
| 689 | Frank Moorfield | The demon of the sea | 06/20/1989 |
| 690 | Jan J. Moreno | The Isle of the Lords | 06/27/1989 |
| 691 | Fred McMason | Noah's Ark | 07/04/1989 |
| 692 | Jan J. Moreno | The black death | 07/11/1989 |
| 693 | Sean Beaufort | Death ship at anchor | 07/18/1989 |
| 694 | Sean Beaufort | The bad luck charms | 07/25/1989 |
| 695 | Fred McMason | The treasure robber | 08/01/1989 |
| 696 | Jan J. Moreno | an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth | 08/08/1989 |
| 697 | Sean Beaufort | Gold for the Mughal | 08/15/1989 |
| 698 | Fred McMason | Geusen on a pirate voyage | 08/22/1989 |
| 699 | Jan J. Moreno | Man overboard | 08/29/1989 |
| 700 | Frank McMason | The time wave | 09/05/1989 |
| 701 | Jan J. Moreno | The gold caravan | 09/12/1989 |
| 702 | Fred McMason | The Sultan's Galley | 09/19/1989 |
| 703 | Sean Beaufort | The thief caravel | 09/26/1989 |
| 704 | Jan J. Moreno | Night battle | 10/03/1989 |
| 705 | Sean Beaufort | The rats of Madras | 10/10/1989 |
| 706 | Fred McMason | The tiger of Kanchipuram | 10/17/1989 |
| 707 | Jan J. Moreno | revenge | October 24, 1989 |
| 708 | Sean Beaufort | The vengeance of the false sultan | 10/31/1989 |
| 709 | Fred McMason | In the sulfur hell of Kavali | 11/07/1989 |
| 710 | Frank Moorfield | Danger on Great Abaco | 11/14/1989 |
| 711 | Fred McMason | Ghosts on board | 11/21/1989 |
| 712 | Sean Beaufort | Death in the sulfur mine | 11/28/1989 |
| 713 | Jan J. Moreno | Hell on earth | 05.12.1989 |
| 714 | Sean Beaufort | The jungle wolves | 12/12/1989 |
| 715 | Fred McMason | Scum of the seas | December 19, 1989 |
| 716 | Sean Beaufort | Counterstrike | December 26, 1989 |
| 717 | Sean Beaufort | Storm trip to Madras | 01/02/1990 |
| 718 | Fred McMason | Sunk in the storm | 09/01/1990 |
| 719 | Jan J. Moreno | Bloody turn of the year | January 16, 1990 |
| 720 | Sean Beaufort | The wreck in the hunger bay | 01/23/1990 |
| 721 | Fred McMason | Put to fight | 01/30/1990 |
| 722 | Jan J. Moreno | With fire, sword and crucifix | 02/06/1990 |
| 723 | Davis J. Harbord | Tough as a cat | 02/13/1990 |
| 724 | Davis J. Harbord | A night for corsairs | 02/20/1990 |
| 725 | Fred McMason | The despot of Malacca | 02/27/1990 |
| 726 | Sean Beaufort | Desperate search | 03/06/1990 |
| 727 | Jan J. Moreno | fight to survive | March 13, 1990 |
| 728 | Fred McMason | Merciless hunters | 03/20/1990 |
| 729 | Sean Beaufort | In the dungeon of Malacca | March 27, 1990 |
| 730 | Jan J. Moreno | The wrong Portuguese | 04/03/1990 |
| 731 | Fred McMason | The devilish dwarfs | 04/10/1990 |
| 732 | Sean Beaufort | The deadly curse | April 17, 1990 |
| 733 | Davis J. Harbord | The battle in the Florida Keys | April 24, 1990 |
| 734 | Jan J. Moreno | Die before Batavia | 05/01/1990 |
| 735 | Fred McMason | Panoga - the god of the sea | 05/08/1990 |
| 736 | Sean Beaufort | Dangerous friendship | 05/15/1990 |
| 737 | Jan J. Moreno | The samurai's sword | May 22, 1990 |
| 738 | Davis J. Harbord | A dinghy called "Little Isabella" | May 29, 1990 |
| 739 | Fred McMason | Bloody pearls | 06/05/1990 |
| 740 | Frank Moorfield | Dark shadows over Bali | 06/12/1990 |
| 741 | Sean Beaufort | The horror of the night | 06/19/1990 |
| 742 | Jan J. Moreno | Isle of Dragons | 06/26/1990 |
| 743 | Fred McMason | Komodo - island of horror | 07/03/1990 |
| 744 | Davis J. Harbord | Night ghosts | 07/10/1990 |
| 745 | Jan J. Moreno | The Padres of the "Navegante" | 07/17/1990 |
| 746 | Fred McMason | Hunt for the silver ship | 07/24/1990 |
| 747 | Davis J. Harbord | The pack of Greeks | 07/31/1990 |
| 748 | Jan J. Moreno | The white goddess of New Guinea | 08/07/1990 |
| 749 | Fred McMason | In the hands of the Spaniards | 08/14/1990 |
| 750 | Davis J. Harbord | Deadly steel | 08/21/1990 |
| 751 | Sean Beaufort | The sea is boiling | 08/28/1990 |
| 752 | Fred McMason | Battle in the Coral Sea | 09/04/1990 |
| 753 | Jan J. Moreno | Daredevil | 09/11/1990 |
| 754 | Davis J. Harbord | Two rascals | September 18, 1990 |
| 755 | Sean Beaufort | The trail in the waves | 09/25/1990 |
| 756 | Fred McMason | Black Islands archipelago | 10/02/1990 |
| 757 | Jan J. Moreno | At the wrong time | 10/09/1990 |
| 758 | Davis J. Harbord | The court of the corsairs | October 16, 1990 |
| 759 | Jan J. Moreno | Horror on board | October 23, 1990 |
| 760 | Sean Beaufort | The gold island | 10/30/1990 |
literature
- Jochen Bärtle: Götzen, Gold and Globetrotter: German adventure novels from 1960 to 2015. BoD 2016, ISBN 978-3-7392-3689-6 , pp. 139–152.
Web links
- The sea wolves series ... and a few figures, data and facts about it , article by Uwe Schnabel on Zauberspiegel-online
- Seewölfe , list of titles with covers on Romanhefte-Info.de
- Sea wolves on Groschenhefte.net