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| | Don Pendleton's Mack Bolan, The Executioner Series |
 | | It was 1968, a time in America of civil unrest, love and flower power, psychedelic streets of Height Ashbury and Berkeley, the horrors of the Vietnam War, and the iniquities of the Mafia, when Mack Bolan, the Executioner was conceived in the mind of Don Pendleton. |
 | | At the height of the Executioner success, many publishers and writers attempted to ride on the coattails of Don's success. |
 | | Don elaborated on the metaphysical elements and the essence of his Executioner hero when he said, "Bolan lives large, responding to the challenge of life, remaining alive and remaining human in the process. |
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