Dane Hartman
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Dane Hartman was a Warner Books imprint pseudonym
Pen name
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 used by at least two American novelists, Ric Meyers
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 and Leslie Alan Horvitz. "Hartman" was credited as the author of the “Dirty Harry” action series, based upon the “Dirty” Harry Callahan character of the popular films of the 70’s and 80’s starring Clint Eastwood
Clint Eastwood
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The books were published from 1981 to 1983 by Warner Books, and later translated into French
French language
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during the 1990s by Jean-Paul Schweighaeuser for publication by Éditions Fleuve Noir as the "Collection Supercops".

Dirty Harry Series

1. Duel For Cannons

2. Death on the Docks

3. The Long Death

4. The Mexico Kill

5. Family Skeletons

6. City of Blood

7. Massacre at Russian River

8. Hatchet Men

9. The Killing Connection

10. Blood of the Strangers

11. Death in the Air

12. The Dealer of Death

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