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This section is a "work in progress" as we attempt to list all of Sylvester Stallone's major appearances in books.

If you know of an appearance that isn't listed here, please e-mail me so that it can be added.

- Craig

Books
Book	Title and Author	Publisher	Copyright Edition Shown	Tagline	Comments
	Rocky by Julia Sorel	Ballentine	1976 1st Printing, December 1976	"His whole life was a million-to-one shot."	Novelization
	The Official Rocky Scrapbook by Sylvester Stallone	Grosset and Dunlop	1977 First Printing	"In his own words Sylvester Stallone tells the rags-to-riches story of how he wrote the Oscar-winning screenplay ROCKY and fought to play the title role."	Trade Paperback
	The Best of Rocky and the Complete Rocky II Fotonovel	Fotonovel Publications	1979 1st Printing, June 1979	Special Edition	Photos and captions are used to create a novelization of Rocky and Rocky II
	Rocky II by Sylvester Stallone	Ballentine	1979 1st Printing, June 1979	"Rocky's back! Once he fought for a dream. Now, he's fighting for love!"	Novelization of "Rocky II"
	F.I.S.T. by Joe Eszterhas	Dell	1978 2nd Printing, May 1978	"The hammering novel of the making of a union - and a man."	Sly and Eszterhas had a falling out over the screenplay.
	Victory by Yabo Yablonsky [based upon the screenplay by Evans Jones and Yabo Yablonsky]	Bantam	1978 Paperback, August 1981	"A daring story of Allied prisoners defying their captors."	Novelization of "Victory"
	Rocky III by Robert E. Hoban	Ballentine	1982 1st Printing, June 1982	"The explosive new chapter in the champion heavyweight story of all time."	Novelization of "Rocky III."
	First Blood by David Morrell	Ballentine	1972 1st Ballentine edition paperback, November 1982	"Nobody in the small Kentucky town knew his name was Rambo. All they knew was that he was a stranger... and that he looked like trouble. Rambo was trouble. The Army had trained him in the art of killing and now he did not know how to stop."	The novel was written a decade before it was made into a movie. David Morrell is one of my favorite writers [and has been since I first read this book in 1973]. If you haven't read First Blood, you should!