Doomsday Warrior
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Doomsday Warrior is a series of short novels depicting the struggle to reclaim former America from the USSR penned by Ryder Stacy -- a pseudonym shared by Jan Stacy & Ryder Syvertsen. The series was published under the Zebra Men's Adventure banner. Novels were printed in USA.

The back cover of novel 1 reads:
"The year is 2089. America and much of the world is a post-apocalyptic nightmare. Ted Rockson and his small band of soldiers fight to rid the land of a Soviet occupational force bent on world domination. But Rockson not only has the enemy to contend with, for out of the ashes of the nuclear devastation of World War III, the Earth has become one large death zone. Mutated animals, destructive storms, and barbaric humans now roam the land. Death seems to be everywhere. Hope seems fleeting. But Rockson will not give up. A loose confederation of secret American Free Cities dots the countryside and awaits its time to rise and challenge the Soviet armies. They shall be lead by the Doomsday Warrior. The first exciting page-turning novel in the Doomsday Warrior saga."

The back cover of Novel 3 reads:
"World War III was finally fought - and America lost! But now, one hundred years after the Russians conquered the U.S.A., the scattered Free Cities are about to unite and form a new nation with one goal: to forever drive the hated Soviets from America's shores. And there's only one man can spearhead this second War of Independence: the famed soldier of survival, Ted Rockson."

List of novels

  • 1: Doomsday Warrior (1984)
  • 2: Red America (1984)
  • 3: The Last American (1984)
  • 4: Bloody America (1985)
  • 5: America's Last Declaration (1985)
  • 6: American Rebellion (1985)
  • 7: American Defiance (1986)
  • 8: American Glory (1986)
  • 9: America's Zero Hour (1986)
  • 10: America's Nightmare
  • 11: America's Eden (1987)
  • 12: Death, American Style
  • 13: American Paradise (1988)
  • 14: American Death Orbit (1988)
  • 15: American Ultimatum (1989)
  • 16: American Overthrow (1989)
  • 17: America's Sword (1990)
  • 18: American Dream Machine (1990)
  • 19: America's Final Defense (1991)

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