Indiana Jones and the Hollow Earth is the eleventh Indy novel in the series of original stories published by Bantam Books, and the third by author Max McCoy. It was released in March 1997.
Publisher's summary[]
DEATH UNDER THE ICE
A violent storm, a dying Arctic explorer, and a curious wooden box make Indy the target of fanatical Nazi agents. Inside the box are a slice of Icelandic stone with mythological powers and a journal hinting at the existence of an underground civilization near the top of the world. Indy and Ulla Tornaes, a beautiful Danish scientist, set out into the Arctic wastes, racing against Nazi explorers, to search for the lost city. Their quest will lead them to a massive cavern beneath the snow, portal to the legendary Ultima Thule—the key to Hitler's mad plan for world domination.
Appearances[]
Characters[]
- Roald Amundsen
- Marc Antony (Costume)
- Edwin Howard Armstrong (Mentioned only)
- Evelyn Briggs Baldwin
- Zoë Baldwin
- Lionel Barrymore (Mentioned only)
- René Emile Belloq
- Captain Buck Blessant
- Marcus Brody
- Sergeant Dan Bruce
- Edward Bulwer-Lytton (Mentioned only)
- Deputy Sheriff Buster
- Buster's brother (Mentioned only)
- Cleopatra (Costume)
- Jake Cruz (Mentioned only)
- Jesse Cruz (Mentioned only)
- Christopher Columbus (Mentioned only)
- Sheriff Roy Dickerson
- Dieter
- Dortmuller
- DuBois (Mentioned only)
- Lord Dwyden
- Alecia Dunstin
- Dietrich Eckhart (Mentioned only)
- Edwards
- Lincoln Ellsworth
- Gunnar Erickson
- Fortinbras (Costume)
- Kay Francis (Mentioned only)
- Don Pedro Juan Garcia (Mentioned only)
- Captain de Gavilán (Mentioned only)
- Hugo Gernsback (Mentioned only)
- Geronimo (Mentioned only)
- Gertrude (Mentioned only)
- Bertha Glover
- Walter Glover
- Lt. Goodwin
- Heinrich Himmler (Mentioned only)
- Adolf Hitler (Mentioned only)
- Indiana (Indirect mention)
- Mr. James (Mentioned only)
- Jaekal
- Hjalmar Johansen (Mentioned only)
- Anna Mary Jones (Mentioned only)
- Henry Walton Jones, Senior (Mentioned only)
- Indiana Jones
- Marie Laveau (Mentioned only)
- Liebel
- Colonel William Markham
- Ophelia (Costume)
- Peary (Mentioned only)
- Edgar Allan Poe (Mentioned only)
- Professor Rand
- Abner Ravenwood (Mentioned only)
- Rudolf Reingold / Rudolph "Rudy" Hyde-Smith
- Reynolds (Mentioned only)
- Manfred von Richthofen (Mentioned only)
- John Seven Oaks
- Juan Seven Oaks (Mentioned only)
- Maria Seven Oaks (Mentioned only)
- William Shakespeare (Mentioned only)
- St. Charles Hotel manager
- Nicholas Swan
- Nicholas Swan's father (Mentioned only)
- Nicholas Swan's mother (Mentioned only)
- Toby
- Ulla Tornaes
- Ulla Tornaes' father (Mentioned only)
- Wally Underhill
- Wilber Underhill (Mentioned only)
- Clarence Robert Ward
- Donny Ward (Mentioned only)
- Walter Wellman (Mentioned only)
- Captain Dominique You (Mentioned only)
Artifacts[]
- Crystal Skull of Cozán
- Rosetta Stone (Mentioned only)
- Thule Stone
Locations[]
- Earth
- Arctic/North Pole
- Camp Ziegler (Mentioned only)
- Ellesmere Island (Mentioned only)
- Fort McKinley (Mentioned only)
- Godthaab, Greenland
- Goose Bay, Newfoundland
- Graham Bell Land (Mentioned only)
- Spitsbergen
- Ny-Ålesund
- Atlantic Ocean
- Chaco region (Mentioned only)
- Costa Rica (Mentioned only)
- Cozumel (Mentioned only)
- El Cedral (Mentioned only)
- Europe
- Copenhagen (Mentioned only)
- Germany (Mentioned only)
- Berlin (Mentioned only)
- Reichstag (Mentioned only)
- Dachau (Mentioned only)
- Eagle's Nest (Mentioned only)
- Berlin (Mentioned only)
- Gibraltar (Mentioned only)
- Iceland
- London (Mentioned only)
- Norway (Mentioned only)
- Svalbard (Mentioned only)
- Marseilles (Mentioned only)
- Rome (Mentioned only)
- Spain (Mentioned only)
- Versailles (Mentioned only)
- Jaurez (Mentioned only)
- Ma Crosby (Mentioned only)
- Kingdom of Agartha (Mentioned only)
- La Paz (Mentioned only)
- Markham (Mentioned only)
- Mexico City (Mentioned only)
- North Sea
- Ultima Thule
- United States of America
- Arkansas (Mentioned only)
- Erbie (Mentioned only)
- Boston (Mentioned only)
- California (Mentioned only)
- Chicago (Mentioned only)
- University of Chicago (Mentioned only)
- Florida Keys (Mentioned only)
- Iowa (Mentioned only)
- Payne Junction (Mentioned only)
- New Mexico
- Guadalupe Mountains
- Santa Fe (Mentioned only)
- New Orleans, Louisiana
- Bourbon Street
- French Quarter (New Orleans)
- Dauphine Street
- Pelican Bank (Mentioned only)
- Rampart Street
- Shushan Airport
- St. Charles Hotel
- Pontalba Suite
- St. Louis Cemetery No. 2
- New York City (Mentioned only)
- Harlem (Mentioned only)
- National Museum (Mentioned only)
- Oswego, Kansas
- Hotel Burgess
- Burgess Cafe
- Nu-Day Theater
- Hotel Burgess
- Princeton, New Jersey
- Texas
- El Paso (Mentioned only)
- Guadalupe Pass
- Bell Canyon
- El Capitan
- Juniper Springs (Mentioned only)
- Pine Springs Cafe
- Tulsa (Mentioned only)
- Utah (Mentioned only)
- Washington DC (Mentioned only)
- Arkansas (Mentioned only)
- Arctic/North Pole
- Well of the Souls (Indirect mention)
- Yucatan (Mentioned only)
Events[]
- American Civil War (Mentioned only)
- Battle of New Orleans (Mentioned only)
- Chaco War (Mentioned only)
- Ice Age (Mentioned only)
- Independence Day (Mentioned only)
- Permian period (Mentioned only)
- Pleistocene (Mentioned only)
- Ragnarok (Mentioned only)
- Treaty of Versailles (Mentioned only)
- World War I (Mentioned only) (as "the big one")
- World War II (Indirect mention)
Miscellanea[]
- Aesir (Mentioned only)
- Amazing Stories (Mentioned only)
- America (flagship) (Mentioned only)
- Apache (Mentioned only)
- Baldwin's journal
- Baldwin-Ziegler Expedition (Mentioned only)
- Bear (Mentioned only)
- Boy Scouts of America (Mentioned only)
- Burroughs Wellcome & Co.
- Butterfield Stage (Mentioned only)
- Cat (Mentioned only)
- The Coming Race (Mentioned only)
- Coronado's Children
- Danish Speleological Survey
- Dog
- Husky
- Douglas B-18
- Fram (Mentioned only)
- Frog (Food)
- Ghost (Mentioned only)
- Graf Zeppelin (Mentioned only)
- Hamlet (Mentioned only)
- House on 56th Street
- Indy's pistol
- Kansas City Star
- Latham 47
- Leibstandarte SS
- Miss Adventure
- Morse (Mentioned only)
- Mountain lion
- Nazi
- The New York Times
- Penguin
- Pluto (Mentioned only)
- Professor Rand's Vaudeville Canine Review and Dog Circus
- Proserpina (Mentioned only)
- The Saturday Evening Post
- Scarlet fever (Mentioned only)
- Snake (Pictured only)
- Stronnger's Return
- Sports Afield
- Train
- Thule Society
- Turtle (Pictured only)
- Valkyrie (Mentioned only)
- Viking (Mentioned only)
- Ward Bros. Air Cargo
- "When the Saints Go Marching In"
Cover gallery[]
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