Although better known by his surname, what was the first name of the t.v. detective 'Monk'?
Mr. Monk and the Candidate the series for a joke "that even "Six Feet Under" might hesitate to do." Although said "Story-wise, there's nothing in "Monk" that makes the show terribly different" from other shows of the genre, Rob Owen of "Pittsburgh Post-Gazette" praised Shalhoub's portrayal of Monk as well as Monk itself, calling him "welcome addition to TV's eccentric sleuths". Mr. Monk and the Candidate "Mr. Monk and the Candidate" is the two-part pilot episode of the American comedy-drama detective television series "Monk". It introduces the character of Adrian Monk (Tony Shalhoub), a private detective with obsessive–compulsive disorder and multiple phobias, and his assistant
The Phantom Detective (also known as Better or Standard) Publishing. Ned Pines had a comic book imprint, which collectors usually refer to as Nedor Comics, and The Phantom Detective had a series in their title "Thrilling Comics". Stories were credited to several pseudonyms. The first eleven Phantom Detective stories were published under the Better house pseudonym of "G. Wayman Jones", and were largely written by D. L. Champion, a.k.a. Jack D'arcy. The rest were published under the pseudonym "Robert Wallace". These were largely written by Edwin V. Burkholder, Norman A. Daniels (36+), Anatole F. Feldman, Charles Greenberg, George A. MacDonald, Laurence Donovan and