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2. Richard Stark's Parker: The Hunter - Wikipedia

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   In July 2009, IDW Publishing published Cooke's Richard Stark's Parker: The Hunter, an adaptation of the Donald Westlake novel, The Hunter, the first of four Parker novels Cooke adapted for IDW. The second, The Outfit , was released in October 2010, The Score was released in July 2012, [ 1 ] [ 2 ] and Slayground was published in December 2013 ...

3. The Hunter (Stark novel) - Wikipedia

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   The Hunter (1962) is a crime thriller novel by American writer Donald E. Westlake under the pseudonym Richard Stark. [1] It is the first of the novels featuring career criminal Parker . [ 2 ]

4. Parker (Stark novels character) - Wikipedia

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   Like Stark's Parker, this character is also only known by the single name "Parker". Jim Doherty's short story, "The Ghost of Dillinger," published in the anthology Tales from the Red Lion, pits his series cop, Dan Sullivan, against a legendary criminal named "Karper," whose backstory derives from Stark's Parker novels. Doherty contacted ...

5. Darwyn Cooke - Wikipedia

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   In July 2009, IDW Publishing published Cooke's Richard Stark's Parker: The Hunter, an adaptation of the Donald Westlake novel, The Hunter, the first of four Parker novels Cooke adapted for IDW. The second, The Outfit , was released in October 2010, The Score was released in July 2012, [ 8 ] [ 22 ] and Slayground was published in December 2013 ...

6. Alan Grofield - Wikipedia

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   Grofield also appears in Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow, an original comic book story written by Ed Brubaker and illustrated by Sean Phillips, which is included as a bonus feature in Darwyn Cooke's Richard Stark's Parker: The Martini Edition — Last Call, collecting Cooke's adaptations of The Score and Slayground in a single volume.

7. Donald E. Westlake - Wikipedia

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   Richard Stark: Westlake's best-known continuing pseudonym was that of Richard Stark. The Stark pseudonym was notable both for the sheer amount of writing credited to it (far more than any other except Westlake's real name itself), as well as for Stark's particular style of writing, which was colder, darker, less sentimental, and less overtly ...

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9. John Dortmunder - Wikipedia

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   John Archibald Dortmunder is a fictional character created by Donald E. Westlake.He is the protagonist of 14 novels and 11 short stories published between 1970 and 2009. He first appeared in the novel The Hot Rock, published in 1970.