Mr. Media: The Max Allan Collins Interview
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    [synopsis] => Max Allan Collins became a next-generation Mickey Spillane, creating memorable titles and characters of his own such as Road to Perdition and Quarry. He's worked in all kinds of media, from scripting Dick Tracy's daily comic strips from 1977-93 to writing the novelizations of movies such as Saving Private Ryan, Air Force One, and American Gangster, creating his “own” one-man show, "Eliot Ness: An Untouchable Life." The crowning achievement of his career, however, may have been when Mickey Spillane, the best-selling mystery writer of the 20th century, chose Collins to be his literary executor. Spillane passed away in 2006 and Collins has since lit a fire in new stories of private dick Mike Hammer. His latest is Lady, Go Die!, the riveting sequel to Spillane's classic, I, The Jury.
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