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* TheWikiRule: [[http://docsavage.wikia.com/wiki/Doc_Savage_Wiki The Doc Savage Wiki]].
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** Jonas Venture Senior from ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBros'' is a BrokenPedestal mixture of Doc Savage and [[WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest Benton Quest]].
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** Jonas Venture Senior from ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBros'' is a BrokenPedestal CorruptedCharacterCopy mixture of Doc Savage and [[WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest Benton Quest]].
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** Professor Zeppelin from ''ComicBook/{{Incognito}}''.
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** Lord Kraven: A British version made for a pulp-tribute story set in an alternate 19th Century called "[[http://blackcoatpress.com/league.htm The League of Heroes]]", who leads a group of pulp characters against a villainous cabal of familiar faces.
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** Lord Kraven: A British version made for a pulp-tribute story set in an alternate 19th Century called "[[http://blackcoatpress.com/league.htm "[[https://www.blackcoatpress.com/fiction-the-league-of-heroes.html The League of Heroes]]", who leads a group of pulp characters against a villainous cabal of familiar faces.
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* FountainOfExpies:
** Doc Ardan: Not necessarily in that he seems to have originally come ''before'' Doc Savage, a sort of French Proto-Doc Savage.
** Doc Brass: A Doc Savage pastiche who lives in the "ComicBook/{{Planetary}}" universe.
** Doc Wilde: The aforementioned tribute and affectionate parody of Doc Savage. This version has even sired two children.
** Mr Braunze: A Doc Savage pastiche who lives in the world of the original ''ComicBook/{{Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles|Mirage}}'' comics.
** Doc Samson: Seemed to start out as Creator/{{Marvel|Comics}}'s take on Doc Savage, except gamma-irradiated.
** Lord Kraven: A British version made for a pulp-tribute story set in an alternate 19th Century called "[[http://blackcoatpress.com/league.htm The League of Heroes]]", who leads a group of pulp characters against a villainous cabal of familiar faces.
** Sun-Koh: The [[EvilCounterpart Nazi knock-off]] of Doc Savage.
** Literature/DocSidhe: An alternate universe counterpart on a world where there are elves. And magic.
** The Creator/AlanMoore character ComicBook/TomStrong.
** Jonas Venture Senior from ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBros'' is a BrokenPedestal mixture of Doc Savage and [[WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest Benton Quest]].
** [[Film/TheAdventuresofBuckarooBanzaiAcrosstheEighthDimension Buckaroo Banzai]] with his scientist-band taking the place of Doc Savage's companions.
** Doc Ardan: Not necessarily in that he seems to have originally come ''before'' Doc Savage, a sort of French Proto-Doc Savage.
** Doc Brass: A Doc Savage pastiche who lives in the "ComicBook/{{Planetary}}" universe.
** Doc Wilde: The aforementioned tribute and affectionate parody of Doc Savage. This version has even sired two children.
** Mr Braunze: A Doc Savage pastiche who lives in the world of the original ''ComicBook/{{Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles|Mirage}}'' comics.
** Doc Samson: Seemed to start out as Creator/{{Marvel|Comics}}'s take on Doc Savage, except gamma-irradiated.
** Lord Kraven: A British version made for a pulp-tribute story set in an alternate 19th Century called "[[http://blackcoatpress.com/league.htm The League of Heroes]]", who leads a group of pulp characters against a villainous cabal of familiar faces.
** Sun-Koh: The [[EvilCounterpart Nazi knock-off]] of Doc Savage.
** Literature/DocSidhe: An alternate universe counterpart on a world where there are elves. And magic.
** The Creator/AlanMoore character ComicBook/TomStrong.
** Jonas Venture Senior from ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBros'' is a BrokenPedestal mixture of Doc Savage and [[WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest Benton Quest]].
** [[Film/TheAdventuresofBuckarooBanzaiAcrosstheEighthDimension Buckaroo Banzai]] with his scientist-band taking the place of Doc Savage's companions.
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* TheWikiRule: [[http://docsavage.wikia.com/wiki/Doc_Savage_Wiki The Doc Savage Wiki]].
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** The brain surgery to which criminals are subjected at the "Crime College". At the time the books were written, it was commonly believed, including by psychologists and neurologists, that career criminals suffered from a treatable malformation of the brain. See ValuesDissonance below.
** DoubleSubverted In ''The Land of Terror'' (1933): someone asks Doc about the theory that we could get lots of energy by splitting the atom. Doc explains that this has just been discredited, as recent work suggests you have to put in as much energy as you get out. This is actually still a scientific fact, and is the reason why you can't just use any old element in a reactor. The ''catch'' that was discovered later is that certain atoms have unstable forms that were "pre-charged" by their formation in collapsing stars, only needing a hefty nudge to release that energy and split into more stable atoms.
** DoubleSubverted In ''The Land of Terror'' (1933): someone asks Doc about the theory that we could get lots of energy by splitting the atom. Doc explains that this has just been discredited, as recent work suggests you have to put in as much energy as you get out. This is actually still a scientific fact, and is the reason why you can't just use any old element in a reactor. The ''catch'' that was discovered later is that certain atoms have unstable forms that were "pre-charged" by their formation in collapsing stars, only needing a hefty nudge to release that energy and split into more stable atoms.
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** The brain surgery to which criminals are subjected at the "Crime College". At the time the books were written, it was commonly believed, including by psychologists and neurologists, that career criminals suffered from a treatable malformation of the brain. See ValuesDissonance below.
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** DoubleSubverted In ''The Land of Terror'' (1933): someone asks Doc about the theory that we could get lots of energy by splitting the atom. Doc explains that this has just been discredited, as recent work suggests you have to put in as much energy as you get out. This is actually still a scientific fact, and is the reason why you can't just use any old element in a reactor. The ''catch'' that was discovered later is that certain atoms have unstable forms that were "pre-charged" by their formation in collapsing stars, only needing a hefty nudge to release that energy and split into more stableatoms.atoms.
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** DoubleSubverted In ''The Land of Terror'' (1933): someone asks Doc about the theory that we could get lots of energy by splitting the atom. Doc explains that this has just been discredited, as recent work suggests you have to put in as much energy as you get out. This is actually still a scientific fact, and is the reason why you can't just use any old element in a reactor. The ''catch'' that was discovered later is that certain atoms have unstable forms that were "pre-charged" by their formation in collapsing stars, only needing a hefty nudge to release that energy and split into more stable
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** The brain surgery to which criminals are subjected at the "Crime College". At the time the books were written, it was commonly believed, including by psychologists and neurologists, that career criminals suffered from a treatable malformation of the brain. See ValuesDissonance below.
** DoubleSubverted In ''The Land of Terror'' (1933): someone asks Doc about the theory that we could get lots of energy by splitting the atom. Doc explains that this has just been discredited, as recent work suggests you have to put in as much energy as you get out. This is actually still a scientific fact, and is the reason why you can't just use any old element in a reactor. The ''catch'' that was discovered later is that certain atoms have unstable forms that were "pre-charged" by their formation in collapsing stars, only needing a hefty nudge to release that energy and split into more stable atoms.
** The brain surgery to which criminals are subjected at the "Crime College". At the time the books were written, it was commonly believed, including by psychologists and neurologists, that career criminals suffered from a treatable malformation of the brain. See ValuesDissonance below.
** DoubleSubverted In ''The Land of Terror'' (1933): someone asks Doc about the theory that we could get lots of energy by splitting the atom. Doc explains that this has just been discredited, as recent work suggests you have to put in as much energy as you get out. This is actually still a scientific fact, and is the reason why you can't just use any old element in a reactor. The ''catch'' that was discovered later is that certain atoms have unstable forms that were "pre-charged" by their formation in collapsing stars, only needing a hefty nudge to release that energy and split into more stable atoms.
