Movies
- I, the Jury (United Artists, 1953)
- Filmed in 3-D starring Biff Elliot as Mike Hammer.
- Kiss Me Deadly (United Artists, 1955)
- Robert Aldrich was the director, Ralph Meeker was cast as Hammer, while Maxine Cooper portrayed Hammer's sexy secretary/companion Velda.
- My Gun Is Quick (United Artists, 1957)
- Robert Bray was cast as Hammer, with more of the violence originated from the villain rather than the detective.
- The film grossed $308,000 with a total of $602 overseas.
- The Girl Hunters (Colorama Features, 1963)
- Mickey Spillane was given the rare opportunity to portray his own creation in this film. This is one of the few occasions in film history in which the creator of a literary character was later hired to portray that character in a film. Producer Robert Fellows and Spillane planned to follow the film with The Snake but it never materialised.
- Margin For Murder (TV movie, 1981)
- Kevin Dobson plays Hammer in this made for TV movie.
- I, the Jury (20th Century Fox, 1982)
- Armand Assante plays Hammer in this version.
- Murder Me, Murder You (1983 TV movie)
- Stacy Keach played Hammer in this TV pilot for the TV Series that ran in the 1980s. This update featured a traitor to the U.S. and a daughter Hammer does not know he has.
- Come Die With Me (Fox, 1994)
- Rob Estes plays Hammer in this TV movie. Pamela Anderson plays his secretary Velda.
- Mike Hammer: Song Bird (2003) (V) – a direct-to-video compilation of Mike Hammer, Private Eye's 1998 episodes of "Songbird: Part 1" and "Songbird: Part 2", where Stacy Keach played Mike Hammer and Shannon Whirry played his secretary Velda.
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