The Indiana Jones Novels The further non-filmic adventures of Indy Tweet
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Indiana Jones and the Dinosaur Eggs Written by: Max McCoy This is different to the other books in that it deals with something that is known to have existed: dinosaurs. However, the twist is that Indy is searching for a dinosaur that's still alive. It's up to him to save the last living triceratops and an ancient people. Take note franchise fans: this features Lao Che, who is seen as Indy's nemesis at the beginning of Temple of Doom, and Renee Belloq.
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1	Crystal Skulls (and what you left out)
	If memory serves the Crystal Skull actually makes an appearance in all Max McCoy's novels, even though it's not the "MacGuffin" of any. Indy has a disturbing vision with it and leaves it there. I think it involved CGI prairie dogs... Oh, and you missed out the most recent novel: Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead, featuring voodoo, zombies, and (rather unnecessarily) Mac. There was also another Rob McGregor novel, Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings, that tied in to the videogame, but sadly was cancelled even though it's complete. I wish you guys had covered the main videogames. Fate of Atlantis in particular should've been the fourth film. More
	Posted by The Tingler on Friday October 12, 2012, 09:35
2	why George why?
	most of these sound like they would have been better than KOTCS. Grrrrr I hate that film so much... Actually, that's not true: most of these sound really dumb, but the Struzan covers are awesome. More
	Posted by Dr Science on Thursday October 11, 2012, 12:40

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