Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Tom Swift IV is the unofficial name of this series of juvenile science fiction adventure novels, the fourth to feature a protagonist named Tom Swift. Unlike the previous series, it was not created by the Stratemeyer Syndicate, but was created by Byron Preiss Visual Productions for Simon & Schuster, who had bought out the Syndicate and obtained the rights of some of the Syndicate's series. However, all gave the author as Victor Appleton, as with the previous series.Unlike the third Tom Swift series, this one is entirely set on Earth (with occasional space trips to the Moon).This series was released only in paperback format.Books in the series: The Black Dragon (1991, by Bill McCay) The Negative Zone (1991, by Bill McCay) Cyborg Kickboxer (1991, by Steven Grant) The DNA Disaster (1991, by F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre) Monster Machine (1991, by Debra Doyle & James D. Macdonald) Aquatech Warriors (1991, by Debra Doyle & James D. MacDonald) Moonstalker (1992) The Microbots (1992, by Robert E. Vardeman) Fire Biker (1992) Mind Games (1992, by Bruce Holland Rogers) Mutant Beach (1992 by Robert E. Vardeman) Death Quake (1993, Bridget McKenna) Quantum Force (1993)Hardy Boys/Tom Swift Ultra Thrillers by Franklin W. Dixon Time Bomb (1992) The Alien Factor (1993)"@en }
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- Tom_Swift_IV abstract "Tom Swift IV is the unofficial name of this series of juvenile science fiction adventure novels, the fourth to feature a protagonist named Tom Swift. Unlike the previous series, it was not created by the Stratemeyer Syndicate, but was created by Byron Preiss Visual Productions for Simon & Schuster, who had bought out the Syndicate and obtained the rights of some of the Syndicate's series. However, all gave the author as Victor Appleton, as with the previous series.Unlike the third Tom Swift series, this one is entirely set on Earth (with occasional space trips to the Moon).This series was released only in paperback format.Books in the series: The Black Dragon (1991, by Bill McCay) The Negative Zone (1991, by Bill McCay) Cyborg Kickboxer (1991, by Steven Grant) The DNA Disaster (1991, by F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre) Monster Machine (1991, by Debra Doyle & James D. Macdonald) Aquatech Warriors (1991, by Debra Doyle & James D. MacDonald) Moonstalker (1992) The Microbots (1992, by Robert E. Vardeman) Fire Biker (1992) Mind Games (1992, by Bruce Holland Rogers) Mutant Beach (1992 by Robert E. Vardeman) Death Quake (1993, Bridget McKenna) Quantum Force (1993)Hardy Boys/Tom Swift Ultra Thrillers by Franklin W. Dixon Time Bomb (1992) The Alien Factor (1993)".
- Q7817744 abstract "Tom Swift IV is the unofficial name of this series of juvenile science fiction adventure novels, the fourth to feature a protagonist named Tom Swift. Unlike the previous series, it was not created by the Stratemeyer Syndicate, but was created by Byron Preiss Visual Productions for Simon & Schuster, who had bought out the Syndicate and obtained the rights of some of the Syndicate's series. However, all gave the author as Victor Appleton, as with the previous series.Unlike the third Tom Swift series, this one is entirely set on Earth (with occasional space trips to the Moon).This series was released only in paperback format.Books in the series: The Black Dragon (1991, by Bill McCay) The Negative Zone (1991, by Bill McCay) Cyborg Kickboxer (1991, by Steven Grant) The DNA Disaster (1991, by F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre) Monster Machine (1991, by Debra Doyle & James D. Macdonald) Aquatech Warriors (1991, by Debra Doyle & James D. MacDonald) Moonstalker (1992) The Microbots (1992, by Robert E. Vardeman) Fire Biker (1992) Mind Games (1992, by Bruce Holland Rogers) Mutant Beach (1992 by Robert E. Vardeman) Death Quake (1993, Bridget McKenna) Quantum Force (1993)Hardy Boys/Tom Swift Ultra Thrillers by Franklin W. Dixon Time Bomb (1992) The Alien Factor (1993)".