Editing The Six Million Dollar Man (section)

==Novels==
[[Martin Caidin]] wrote four novels featuring his original version of Steve Austin beginning in 1972 with ''Cyborg''. Although several other writers such as [[Mike Jahn]] later wrote a number of novelizations based upon the TV series, in most cases these writers chose to base their character upon the literary version of Austin rather than the TV show version. As a result, several of the novelizations have entire scenes and in one case an ending that differed from the original episodes, as the cold-blooded killer of Caidin's novels handled things somewhat differently from his non-killing TV counterpart. For example, the Jahn book ''International Incidents'', an adaptation of the episode "Love Song for Tanya", ends with Austin using the poison dart gun in his bionic hand to kill an enemy agent; since the TV version of the character lacked this weapon, the villain was simply captured in the episode as broadcast.

===Original novels===
(all by Martin Caidin)
* ''[[Cyborg (novel)|Cyborg]]'' (1972)
* ''[[Operation Nuke]]'' (1973)
* ''[[High Crystal]]'' (1974)
* ''[[Cyborg IV]]'' (1975)

(Of the above, only ''Cyborg'' was adapted for television.)

===Novelizations===
* ''Wine, Women and War'' – [[Mike Jahn]]
* ''Solid Gold Kidnapping'' – [[Evan Richards (author)|Evan Richards]]
* ''Pilot Error'' – [[Jay Barbree]]
* ''The Rescue of Athena One'' – Jahn (two similarly themed episodes combined into one storyline)
* ''The Secret of Bigfoot Pass'' ([[United Kingdom|UK]] title, ''The Secret of Bigfoot'') – Jahn
* ''International Incidents'' – Jahn (this volume adapted several episodes into one interconnected storyline)