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Book Details

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Author(s):

Jack McKinney

First Pub:

1987

Genre(s):

Novelization; Science Fiction; Television Tie-In

First Read:

2023

Times Read:

1 time

Rating:

Chapters:

23 Chapters

Internal ID:

669

Series:

<- Battle Cry - Battlehymn ->

Robotech*

#3 of 21

Robotech*

A series of novels from the US anime Robotech loosly taken from the Japanese anime Super Dimension Fortress Macross, Super Dimensional Cavalry Southern Cross and Mospeada.

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1) Genesis
2) Battle Cry
3) Homecoming
4) Battlehymn
5) Force of Arms
6) Doomsday
7) Southern Cross
8) Metal Fire
9) The Final Nightmare
10) Invid Invasion
11) Metamorphosis
12) Symphony of Light
13) The Devil's Hand
14) Dark Powers
15) Death Dance
16) World Killers
17) Rubicon
18) The End of the Circle
19) The Zentraedi Rebellion
20) The Masters' Gambit
21) Before the Invid Storm

Copyright:

Dedication:

FOR RISA KESSLER,
WITH THANKS AND HIGH REGARD

First Sentence:

Blue lines of enemy cannon fire streaked by Roy Fokker's cockpit, scorching one of his Veritech fighter's tail stabilizers, ranging in for a final volley.

Last Sentence:

May contain spoilers

If I have to end the Robotech War here on Earth, then I will!

Comments:

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Added: 18-Jul-2005

Last Updated: 20-Jun-2023

Publications

12-Feb-1987

Del Rey

Mass Market Paperback

Date Issued:

12-Feb-1987

Format:

Mass Market Paperback

Cover Price:

$2.95

Pages*:

205

Read:

Once

Reading(s):

1) 10 Jun 2023 - 17 Jun 2023

Cover Link(s):

Internet Speculative Fiction Database

World Cat

amazon.com

Internal ID:

529

Publisher:

Del Rey

ISBN:

0-345-34136-8

ISBN-13:

978-0-345-34136-5

Printing:

Country:

United States

Language:

English

Credits:

David Schleinkofer - Cover Artist

THEY DIDN'T ESCAPE THE KILLING GROUND

For over a year, the humans aboard the Super Dimensional Fortress fought and eluded a millions-strong armada of alien warships.

Now the SDF-1 would have to slug her way through the massed enemy fleet to return to blue-white Terra. Damaged, every crew-member and inhabitant exhausted, the ship still had one great battle left in her.

But villains come in human form as well as alien - and the evil of power-hungry men might be the most lethal threat of all.

In their greatest challenge yet, the crew of the SDF-1 face Zenteadi warriors and human betrayal, while the Cosmic scales tip and swing, writing an astonishing new chapter in the Robotech saga!

THEY JUST BROUGHT THE WAR BACK TO EARTH!

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Notes and Comments:

First Edition: March 1987

Includes chapter one of Battlehymn (Book 4)

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Genesis

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Battle Cry

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Homecoming

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Battlehymn

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Force of Arms

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Doomsday

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Southern Cross

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Metal Fire

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The Final Nightmare

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Invid Invasion

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Metamorphosis

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Symphony of Light

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The Devil's Hand

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Dark Powers

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Death Dance

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World Killers

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Rubicon

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Author(s)

Jack McKinney
Notes:

A pseudonym used by Brian Daley and James Luceno.

From "About the Author" in The Devil's Hand:

Jack McKinney has been a psychiatric aide, fusion-rock gultarist and session man, worldwide wilderness guide, and "consultant" to the U.S. Military in Southeast Asia (although they had to draft him for that).

His numerous other works of mainstream and science fiction - novels, radio and television scripts - have been written under various pseudonyms.

He currently resides in Ubud, on the Indonesian island of Bali.

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