Former Vice President Mike Pence implored President Trump to dramatically ratchet up pressure against Russian strongman ...

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Mike Hammer is about to look a lot like Rust Cohle — or maybe it's the other way around (time is a flat circle, after all). The point is: Matthew McConaughey is reuniting with his True Detective ...

Mike Hammer, first introduced in Mickey Spillane's 1947 novel “I, the Jury,” is known for his take-no-prisoners approach to justice, often bending the law to suit his needs.

The duo's coming together to make a Mike Hammer movie, based on the a classic character created by author Mickey Spillane.Get ready for a dose of classic mystery and noir, brought to you by a ...

Skydance acquired the rights to Mickey Spillane’s and Max Allan Collins’ “Mike Hammer” franchise with plans to develop and produce the bestselling book series into a feature film. Skydance ...

By Mickey Spillane and Max Allan Collins Titan Books, $22.99, 255 pages Murder is a comfortable topic in the bare knuckle world of Mike Hammer who punched his way through decades of thrillers.

Once there, the girl is kidnapped and Hammer sets off in a mad search for her. In route he is led into an underground led by killers, gamblers, and a grim reminder of the Vietnam War.

In King of the Weeds, Mike Hammer’s cop pal Captain Pat Chambers is nearing retirement, and Mike and his gorgeous secretary Velda are planning a much overdue marriage.

Mickey Spillane, 88, who died July 17 in Murrells Inlet, S.C., was one of the world's most popular mystery writers. His specialty was tight-fisted, sadistic revenge stories, often featuring his ...