The Passing of Gloria Munday is an original novel featuring
John Steed and
Emma Peel.
The Avengers: The Passing of Gloria Munday
six steps in the passing of Gloria Munday...
- a siren in distress rescued by Steed in his vintage Bentley...
- is taken to Blackpool — and murdered...
- by a tycoon in electronics
- whose posse of pop pirates threaten to clamber aboard the ship of state
- whereupon Emma Peel sings falsetto
- and George Washington sweeps the floor
...and the battle against the pop dictators is on!
Publisher Panther Books Format Paperback Publication Date 1967 ISBN N/A Original Price 3/6 Country UK
Chapeau Melon et Bottes de Cuir: Pop-Crime
Publisher Roman Format Paperback Publication Date 1967 ISBN N/A Translator Marie Watkins Country France
De Wrekers: Het Heengaan van Gloria Munday
Publisher Bruna Format Paperback Publication Date 1967 ISBN N/A Translator UNKNOWN Country Holland
The Passing of Gloria Munday
Can Emma Peel further her career as lady spy by becoming a top pop singer idolized by millions?
There was more to singer Gloria Munday's death than simply murder, and so Steed puts Mrs. Peel on the job. Luckily she can belt out a song with bazazz, because by stepping into Gloria Munday's shoes she can find out a thing or two.
Only she doesn't count on taking a nine-hour swim in the deep blue sea with an unscrupulous sadist on her heels while Steed is locked behind stout prison bars!
Publisher Berkley Medallion Format Paperback Publication Date 1967 ISBN N/A Original Price UNKNOWN Book Number 3
Country USA
Edition Notes
- Tara King appears on the cover of the Berkley Medallion reprint despite not being in the book.
Cover image supplied by
Bill Thinnes
Los Vengadores: La Muerte de Gloria Munday
Publisher Zig-Zag Format Paperback Publication Date 1968 ISBN N/A Translator Lina Larraín Country Chile
Der Singende Tod von Blackpool
Publisher Heyne Format Paperback Publication Date 1968 ISBN N/A Translator Wolf Heckmann Country Germany
- The Passing of Gloria Munday was the third of four Avengers novels to be written by John Garforth and published by Panther Books. All of them featured Steed and Emma Peel.
