The Four Just Men Books in Order
The Four Just Men is a series of 5 books written by Edgar Wallace.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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The Four Just Men books in publication order
5 books
The Four Just Men
by Edgar Wallace
1905
Four vigilantes threaten to kill Foreign Secretary Sir Philip Ramon unless he withdraws an extradition bill they consider unjust. Scotland Yard attempts to protect him, while the men devise a way to carry out their warning despite intense security.
The Council of Justice
by Edgar Wallace
1908
The Four Just Men confront the Red Hundred, an anarchist organization planning attacks on British institutions. Their campaign takes a dangerous turn when Manfred is betrayed, captured, and sentenced to death, testing the group's ability to outwit its enemies.
The Just Men of Cordova
by Edgar Wallace
1917
Manfred, Gonsalez, and Poiccart continue dispensing their own form of justice while spending time in Cordova. Their intelligence and unconventional methods bring them into conflict with criminals beyond the reach of ordinary policing, where exposing wrongdoing carries personal risks.
The Law of the Four Just Men / Again the Three Just Men
by Edgar Wallace
1921
In ten stories, the Just Men investigate crimes that conventional justice has failed to resolve. Blackmail, a suspicious laboratory death, and other concealed offenses demand their unusual reasoning and direct intervention, placing them between vulnerable victims and unpunished criminals.
The Three Just Men
by Edgar Wallace
1929
Young job seeker Mirabelle Leicester arrives in London and takes employment with the mysterious Dr. Oberzohn. Strange deaths and the activities of vigilantes known as the Three Just Men draw her toward a dangerous criminal situation.
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