Affair on the novels are credited to Francis Durbridge alone. Send for Paul Temple (1938) (with John Thewes, aka Charles Hatton?) Paul Temple and the Front Page Men (1939) (with Charles Hatton) News of Paul Temple (1940) (with Charles Hatton) Paul Temple Intervenes (1944) (with Charles Hatton) Send for Paul Temple Again! (1948) (with Charles Hatton) Paul Temple and the Tyler Mystery (1957) (with Douglas Rutherford) Paul Temple: East of Algiers (1959) (with Douglas Rutherford) Paul Temple and the Kelby Affair (1970) Paul Temple and the Harkdale Robbery (1970) Paul Temple and the Geneva Mystery (1971) Paul Temple and the Curzon Case (1972) Paul Temple and the Margo Mystery (1986) Paul Temple and the Madison Case (1988) Paul Temple and the Conrad Case (1989) Newspaper strip Between 19 November 1951 and 1 May 1971, whilst the character was at the height of his popularity on radio and television, Paul Temple was adapted as a daily newspaper strip in the London Evening News. The strip was written by (and credited in-page to) Francis Durbridge himself. Until 1954 the strip was drawn by Alfred Sindall. From 1954 onward it was continued by Bill Bailey, John McNamara and Philip Mendoza. Selected editions from the strips drawn by John McNamara were reprinted by an obscure South London magazine publisher, Micron, in a short lived series in 1964. At no stage did the strip feature recognisable portraits of the then-current stars of the radio series, Peter Coke and Marjorie Westbury. Commercial releases All the surviving English-language radio episodes, including the 1940 Canadian remake of Send for Paul Temple, have been released on CD by the BBC. The 11 surviving colour episodes held in the BBC archives (featuring Francis Matthews and Ros Drinkwater) from the BBC-TV version of "Paul Temple" were released on DVD on 6 July 2009 by Acorn Media UK. A further five black-and-white recordings (of originally colour episodes) were released in April 2012. All of Seasons 2-4 exist in Germany in various archives (principally in the archives of ZDF, the series' German co-producer) with soundtracks dubbed in German (just one, not existing at the BBC, survives in English). The German language versions have all been released on DVD in Germany by Fernsehjuwelen DVD. In 2010 Renown Pictures Ltd, new owners of The Butchers Library, released on DVD the feature films Send For Paul Temple, Paul Temple Returns (a.k.a. Bombay Waterfront) and Calling Paul