Ed McBain: Fuzz (USA 2000)

From the Publisher:
In the 87th Precinct hardened killers cross paths with bad boys out on a lark; muggers rub shoulders with bank robbers and pickpockets. The cops know that fighting crime is a matter of priorities. Here, in FUZZ, the basis of the classic film, they take what they can get --
FUZZ

They're up against a master criminal. A man so slick that no one knows how to stop him, or who he will kill next. Now, with the murders of two prominent citizens to his credit, the infamous Deaf Man, Detective Carella's own Moriarty, is about to unveil his pihce de risistance of extortion and homicide. But the 87th Precinct cops have been out pounding the frozen streets, lying in stinking alleyways, making calls, tapping phones, wearing disguises. They deserve a break. Or at least a chance to come home alive...

Ed McBain: Fuzz. An 87th Precinct Mystery. Warner Books, ISBN: 0446609714 (December, 2000), 274 p., $6.50.

Ed McBain: Fuzz (UK 1970)

From the Publisher:
'Splendid...engrossing...fast-moving' -- THE SUNDAY TIMES
With the temperature 12 below zero there was nothing good happening in the 87th Precinct -- but there was plenty going on, including
14 muggings,
3 rapes,
1 knifing,
and 36 burglaries,

with Steve Carella out sleeping in cold, dark alleys.
And that was before the city officials began getting killed off...

ED McBAIN's 87th Precinct mysteries are 'the best of today's procedural school of police stories -- lively, inventive, convincing, suspenseful, and wholly satisfactory' -- NEW YORK TIMES

Now read EIGHTY MILLION EYES
'Fast, exciting and realistic' -- THE OBSERVER

Ed McBain: Fuzz. An 87th Precinct Mystery. London: Pan, 1970, ISBN: 0330024639, 204 p., (25p) 5/-.

Ed McBain: Fuzz (USA 1969)

From the Publisher:
"PARKS COMMISSIONER COWPER WILL BE KILLED TOMORROW NIGHT UNLESS I RECEIVE FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS BEFORE NOON."
The call obviously came from a crank-until the commissioner toppled down the steps of philharmonic hall, a bullet in his forehead.

The next to go was the deputy mayor -- blown to bloody bits in his shining cadillac.

Now the target was the handsome young mayor. And the boys of the 87th were no longer laughing. Twice they had been outfoxed by a brilliant maniac. And now it was their turn to start getting mad... "Ed Mcbain -- novelist Evan Hunter's pen name when he writes these mysteries -- is a master... he hooks you... holds you.... FUZZ is a triumph" -- CHICAGO SUN-TIMES BOOK WEEK

FILMWAYS PRESENTS A MARTIN RANSOHOFF PRODUCTION FUZZ STARRING BURT REYNOLDS. JACK WESTON TOM SKERRITT. ALSO STARRING YUL BRYNNER AS "THE DEAF MAN" AND RAQUEL WELCH. EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, EDWARD S. FELDMAN. SCREENPLAY BY EVAN HUNTER. BASED ON THE NOVEL BY ED McBAIN. PRODUCED BY JACK FARREN. DIRECTED BY RICHARD A. COLLA. MUSIC BY DAVE GRUSIN. A FILMWAYS-JAVELIN PICTURE. UNITED ARTISTS. ENTERTAINMENT FROM TRANSAMERICA CORPORATION.

Ed McBain: Fuzz. A sensational 87th Precinct Mystery. Signet #T5151 (September, 1969 - 3rd printing, no date given), 192 p., ¢75.