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Ryanverse
Tom Clancy, the creator of the Ryanverse
Created byTom Clancy
Original workThe Hunt for Red October (1984)
OwnerParamount Global
Years1984–present
Print publications
Novel(s)List
Films and television
Film(s)List
Television seriesTom Clancy's Jack Ryan
Games
Video game(s)List
Miscellaneous
Character(s)List
Portrayers

The Ryanverse franchise focuses on the character Jack Ryan, a fictional CIA analyst created in 1984 by American author Tom Clancy, who featured him in fourteen novels. It also features CIA operative John Clark and The Campus, a covert counter-terrorism and intelligence organization. Since Clancy's death in 2013, four other authors have written authorized novels featuring Ryan and the Campus: Mark Greaney, Marc Cameron, and Andrews and Wilson. In addition, a spin-off series featuring Ryan's son Jack Junior was written by Grant Blackwood, Mike Maden, Don Bentley, and M. P. Woodward. The latest novel is Executive Power by Andrews and Wilson, a Jack Ryan novel published in November 2025.

Clancy's novels featuring the Ryanverse have charted at the top of the New York Times bestseller list, selling more than 100 million copies.[1][2] They have been adapted for film, video games, and television. The films, starring Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford, Ben Affleck, and Chris Pine as Ryan, have an unadjusted worldwide gross revenue of $788.4 million to date,[3] making it the 57th-highest-grossing film series.[4] Amazon Prime Video has released a television series featuring John Krasinski as Ryan and a planned film series featuring Michael B. Jordan as Clark. In addition, Clark has appeared in the Rainbow Six series of video games.

Publication history

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Concept and creation

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Main articles: Jack Ryan (character) and John Clark (Ryanverse character)

Clancy developed the Jack Ryan character while working as an insurance agent in Maryland, drawing extensively from his early interests and personal background.[5] Clancy, who grew up in an Irish-American family in Baltimore and was unable to serve in the military due to nearsightedness, developed a passion for military history and strategy from an early age. He was described as a "nerd" who enjoyed playing military board games and was an avid reader of military history books and science fiction.

The author's research methodology became central to his character and world-building process. Many of Clancy's insurance clients were former nuclear submariners, both officers and enlisted personnel, whose expertise he systematically gathered.[6] He conducted extensive research using military publications such as Armed Forces Weekly and Jane's Defence Weekly, and collaborated with subject experts ranging from Soviet defectors to retired Air Force generals. Clancy based his first novel on the real-life attempted defection of the crew of the Soviet frigate Storozhevoy to Sweden.[7][8]

According to character sketches discovered by the U.S. Naval Institute, Clancy originally envisioned Ryan as born in the 1950s, the son of a Baltimore police officer and hospital nurse. The character was designed to attend Clancy's own alma mater, Loyola High School, and earn an economics degree from Boston College before joining the United States Marine Corps. The detailed background included Ryan's career path from a helicopter crash injury during military service, through work at Merrill Lynch, to eventual recruitment by the CIA while working as an associate editor with the U.S. Naval Institute.[9]

The character of Jack Ryan was modeled partly on former Director of Central Intelligence Robert Gates, with Clancy telling Gates that "You know, for the first several novels, I pretty much modeled Ryan's career on yours".[10] This grounding in real-world intelligence careers helped establish the series' commitment to authenticity in depicting government operations and military technology. As for Clark, Clancy described him as "Ryan's dark side" and "more inclined to take physical action than Jack is."[11]

Novels

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Tom Clancy novels

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Clancy's debut novel, The Hunt for Red October, was first published by Naval Institute Press in 1984.[12] It marks the first appearance of Jack Ryan, an analyst working for the Central Intelligence Agency. He rises up the ranks in the CIA, eventually becoming Deputy Director in The Sum of All Fears. After a brief retirement from government service, Ryan is appointed National Security Advisor in Debt of Honor to deal with a crisis involving Japan. After being nominated as Vice President, he becomes President of the United States following a terrorist attack at the United States Capitol.

John Clark first appeared in The Cardinal of the Kremlin, with his origin story established in Without Remorse. A former Navy SEAL as John Terrence Kelly, he fakes his death after waging a one-man war on drug dealers in Baltimore in order to avoid capture by Ryan's father Emmet, a police lieutenant. Clark becomes a CIA officer and first meets Ryan in Clear and Present Danger as they work to rescue a U.S. Army black ops unit abandoned by the government after carrying out a secret war against the Medellin Cartel in Colombia. Clark meets Domingo "Ding" Chavez during the rescue, and they later work together in the CIA. Clark later forms the elite international counter-terrorism organization known as Rainbow, as depicted in Rainbow Six.

Ryan later finishes his term as President and creates The Campus, a covert counter-terrorism and intelligence organization fronting as Hendley Associates, a financial trading firm, in The Teeth of the Tiger. His son, Jack Junior, and his nephews, Dominic and Brian Caruso, are its first recruits. A prequel novel, Red Rabbit, focuses on Ryan as a CIA liaison with British foreign intelligence as he uncovers a plot to assassinate Pope John Paul II. All the books were published in the United States through G. P. Putnam's Sons.

  1. The Hunt for Red October (1984)
  2. Patriot Games (1987)
  3. The Cardinal of the Kremlin (1988)
  4. Clear and Present Danger (1989)
  5. The Sum of All Fears (1991)
  6. Without Remorse (1993)
  7. Debt of Honor (1994)
  8. Executive Orders (1996)
  9. Rainbow Six (1998)
  10. The Bear and the Dragon (2000)
  11. Red Rabbit (2002)
  12. The Teeth of the Tiger (2003)

Collaborations

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After a seven-year break from writing fiction, Clancy returned in 2010 with Dead or Alive, co-written with Grant Blackwood.[13] It brought Ryan, Clark, Chavez, and the Campus together in what was called the All-Star Team.[14]

The spin-off novel Against All Enemies, co-written with Peter Telep, features ex-Navy SEAL and CIA paramilitary officer Max Moore.[15] A sequel, Search and Destroy, remains unpublished.[16]

Clancy co-wrote his final three novels with Mark Greaney, with Command Authority posthumously released after his death in 2013.[17] In the books, Ryan becomes President for a second time, and Clark and Chavez start working for The Campus alongside Jack Junior.

  1. Dead or Alive (with Grant Blackwood) (2010)
  2. Against All Enemies (with Peter Telep) (2011)
  3. Locked On (with Mark Greaney) (2011)
  4. Threat Vector (with Mark Greaney) (2012)
  5. Command Authority (with Mark Greaney) (2013)

Post-Clancy novels

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After Clancy's death, a Campus spin-off novel featuring Dominic Caruso, Support and Defend, was written by Greaney and published in 2014.[18] Greaney went on to write three more novels featuring Ryan and the Campus. In 2017, Marc Cameron picked up the series[19] and wrote seven novels, including the Cold War prequel Red Winter. In 2024, Andrews and Wilson continued the Jack Ryan series starting with Act of Defiance, a direct sequel to The Hunt for Red October released on the 40th anniversary of its publication.[20] They announced their exit in 2025 and will be replaced by Ward Larsen in 2026.[21]

  1. Support and Defend (2014, by Mark Greaney)
  2. Full Force and Effect (2014, by Mark Greaney)
  3. Commander in Chief (2015, by Mark Greaney)
  4. True Faith and Allegiance (2016, by Mark Greaney)
  5. Power and Empire (2017, by Marc Cameron)
  6. Oath of Office (2018, by Marc Cameron)
  7. Code of Honor (2019, by Marc Cameron)
  8. Shadow of the Dragon (2020, by Marc Cameron)
  9. Chain of Command (2021, by Marc Cameron)
  10. Red Winter (2022, by Marc Cameron)
  11. Command and Control (2023, by Marc Cameron)
  12. Act of Defiance (2024, by Andrews and Wilson)
  13. Defense Protocol (2024, by Andrews and Wilson)
  14. Executive Power (2025, by Andrews and Wilson)
  15. Rules of Engagement (forthcoming 2026, by Ward Larsen)

Jack Ryan Jr.

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The Jack Ryan Jr. spin-off series was started by Blackwood, who wrote two novels. It was continued by Mike Maden in 2017,[22] who wrote four novels, and in 2021 by Don Bentley, who wrote four more.[23] In 2023, M. P. Woodward was announced to continue the series,[24] followed by Jack Stewart in 2025.[25]

  1. Under Fire (2015, by Grant Blackwood)
  2. Duty and Honor (2016, by Grant Blackwood)
  3. Point of Contact (2017, by Mike Maden)
  4. Line of Sight (2018, by Mike Maden)
  5. Enemy Contact (2019, by Mike Maden)
  6. Firing Point (2020, by Mike Maden)
  7. Target Acquired (2021, by Don Bentley)
  8. Zero Hour (2022, by Don Bentley)
  9. Flash Point (2023, by Don Bentley)
  10. Weapons Grade (2023, by Don Bentley)
  11. Shadow State (2024, by M. P. Woodward)
  12. Line of Demarcation (2025, by M. P. Woodward)
  13. Terminal Velocity (2025, by M. P. Woodward)
  14. Pressure Depth (forthcoming 2026, by Jack Stewart)

Chronological order of novels

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Early novels in the Ryanverse are set during and after the Cold War. From The Teeth of the Tiger onwards, the Ryanverse follows a fluid timeline referencing recent real-life events such as the September 11 attacks and the 2003 invasion of Iraq while depicting Jack Ryan as president of the United States from Threat Vector onwards as of 2025.

Chrono. order Pub. order Title Plot timeline Written by
1 6 Without Remorse (1993) 1969-1973 Tom Clancy
2 2 Patriot Games (1987) 1981-1982 Tom Clancy
3 11 Red Rabbit (2002) 1982 Tom Clancy
4 1 The Hunt for Red October (1984) 1984 Tom Clancy
5 35 Red Winter (2022) 1985 Marc Cameron
6 3 The Cardinal of the Kremlin (1988) 1986 Tom Clancy
7 4 Clear and Present Danger (1989) 1988 Tom Clancy
8 5 The Sum of All Fears (1991) 1990-1991 Tom Clancy
9 7 Debt of Honor (1994) 1995-1996 Tom Clancy
10 8 Executive Orders (1996) 1996-1998 Tom Clancy
11 9 Rainbow Six (1998) 1999-2001 Tom Clancy
12 10 The Bear and the Dragon (2000) 2002 Tom Clancy
13 12 The Teeth of the Tiger (2003) 2006 Tom Clancy
14 13 Dead or Alive (2010) 2007 Tom Clancy & Grant Blackwood
15 14 Against All Enemies (2011) 2008 Tom Clancy & Peter Telep
16 15 Locked On (2011) 2008 Tom Clancy & Mark Greaney
17 16 Threat Vector (2012) 2009 Tom Clancy & Mark Greaney
18 17 Command Authority (2013) 2010 Tom Clancy & Mark Greaney
19 18 Support and Defend (2014) 2010 Mark Greaney
20 19 Full Force and Effect (2014) 2010 Mark Greaney
21 20 Under Fire (2015) 2010 Grant Blackwood
22 21 Commander in Chief (2015) 2010 Mark Greaney
23 22 Duty and Honor (2016) 2011 Grant Blackwood
24 23 True Faith and Allegiance (2016) 2011 Mark Greaney
25 24 Point of Contact (2017) 2012 Mike Maden
26 25 Power and Empire (2017) 2017 Marc Cameron
27 26 Line of Sight (2018) 2018 Mike Maden
28 27 Oath of Office (2018) 2018 Marc Cameron
29 28 Enemy Contact (2019) 2019 Mike Maden
30 29 Code of Honor (2019) 2019 Marc Cameron
31 30 Firing Point (2020) 2020 Mike Maden
32 31 Shadow of the Dragon (2020) 2020 Marc Cameron
33 32 Target Acquired (2021) 2021 Don Bentley
34 33 Chain of Command (2021) 2021 Marc Cameron
35 34 Zero Hour (2022) 2022 Don Bentley
36 36 Flash Point (2023) 2023 Don Bentley
37 37 Weapons Grade (2023) 2023 Don Bentley
38 38 Command and Control (2023) 2023 Marc Cameron
39 39 Act of Defiance (2024) 2024 Andrews and Wilson
40 40 Shadow State (2024) 2024 M. P. Woodward
41 41 Defense Protocol (2024) 2024 Andrews and Wilson
42 42 Line of Demarcation (2025) 2025 M. P. Woodward
43 43 Terminal Velocity (2025) 2025 M. P. Woodward
44 44 Executive Power (2025) 2025 Andrews and Wilson
45 45 Rules of Engagement (2026) 2026 Ward Larsen
46 46 Pressure Depth (2026) 2026 Jack Stewart

Characters

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Cast

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Some of the key characters in the Ryanverse have been portrayed in the following films and television series:

Character Films Television
First film series Second film series Third film series Spin-off series Television series
The Hunt for Red October Patriot Games Clear and Present Danger The Sum of All Fears Jack Ryan:
Shadow Recruit 		Without Remorse Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4
1990 1992 1994 2002 2014 2021 2018 2019 2022 2023
Jack Ryan Alec Baldwin Harrison Ford Ben Affleck Chris Pine   John Krasinski
Catherine Ryan (née Muller) Gates McFadden Anne Archer Bridget Moynahan Keira Knightley   Abbie Cornish   Abbie Cornish
James Greer James Earl Jones   Wendell Pierce
Sally Ryan Louise Borras Thora Birch  
John Clark   Willem Dafoe Liev Schreiber   Michael B. Jordan  
Robert "Bob" Ritter   Henry Czerny   Jamie Bell  
Olson / Rob Behringer   Colm Feore  
Viktor Cherevin / Rykov   Kenneth Branagh Brett Gelman  
Matice Garth/Jeff   John Hoogenakker  
Mike November   Michael Kelly
Marko Ramius Sean Connery  
Bart Mancuso Scott Glenn  
Vasily Borodin Sam Neill  
Andrei Lysenko Joss Ackland  
Kevin O'Donnell   Patrick Bergin  
Sean Miller   Sean Bean  
William Holmes   James Fox  
Robby Jackson   Samuel L. Jackson  
Félix Cortez   Joaquim de Almeida  
Ernesto Escobedo   Miguel Sandoval  
Bennett   Donald Moffat  
Domingo Chavez   Raymond Cruz   Michael Peña
William Cabot   Morgan Freeman  
J. Robert Fowler   James Cromwell  
Anatoly Grushkov   Michael Byrne  
Thomas Harper   Kevin Costner  
Dixon Lewis   David Paymer  
Karen Greer   Jodie Turner-Smith  
Rowdy   Luke Mitchell  
Thunder   Jack Kesy  
Pastor West   Colman Domingo  
Hatchet   Jacob Scipio  
Keith Webb   Cam Gigandet  
Dallas   Todd Lasance  
Mousa bin Suleiman   Ali Suliman  
Hanin Ali   Dina Shihabi  
Harriet "Harry" Baumann   Noomi Rapace  
Nicolás Reyes   Jordi Molla  
Miguel Ubarri   Francisco Denis  
Gloria Bonalde   Cristina Umaña  
Marcus Bishop   Jovan Adepo  
Elizabeth Wright   Betty Gabriel
Luka Goncharov   James Cosmo  
Petr Kovac   Peter Guinness  
Alena Kovac   Nina Hoss  
Alexei Petrov   Alexej Manvelov  

Presidents

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A total of six presidents are depicted in the Ryanverse, although only five are named:

  • The unnamed man referred to as "the President" or later by his Secret Service codename "Wrangler", is first introduced in The Hunt for Red October; he remains in office through The Cardinal of the Kremlin and Clear and Present Danger. At the end of the last novel, he runs for reelection and is defeated.
  • J. Robert Fowler, former governor of Ohio, defeats the incumbent president at the end of Clear and Present Danger and is in office during The Sum of All Fears. After his failure to handle the Denver crisis nearly results in nuclear war, he resigns from office at the end of the novel.
  • Roger Durling, Fowler's vice president, former governor of California and a Vietnam veteran with service in the 82nd Airborne Division. Durling replaces Fowler when he resigns and is the President in Debt of Honor. He nearly completes Fowler's term as president and is planning a reelection campaign when he is killed along with most of the government when a Japanese jetliner crashes into the Capitol.
  • John Patrick Ryan is confirmed as Durling's new vice president at the end of Debt of Honor, and is sworn in as president when Durling is murdered on the same day. His claim to the presidency is contested by Durling's former vice president Ed Kealty in Executive Orders, but the courts eventually rule in Ryan's favor. He is mentioned during Rainbow Six although he never appears, and is depicted as president in The Bear and the Dragon. Ryan chooses not to run for re-election between the events of The Bear and The Dragon and The Teeth of The Tiger.
  • Robert Jefferson "Robby" Jackson succeeds Ryan as President of the United States after Ryan retires (as described in The Teeth of the Tiger), with Ryan believing he could leave the country in Robby's capable hands. After serving out the remainder of Ryan's term, Robby campaigned for his own re-election. While travelling in Mississippi, however, Jackson was assassinated by Duane Farmer, a 67-year-old member of the Ku Klux Klan.
  • Edward Jonathan Kealty: Durling's former vice president, replaced by Jack Ryan after a sex scandal. When incumbent president Robby Jackson is assassinated while campaigning, Kealty is elected president in his own right, a position he holds from The Teeth of the Tiger to Locked On.
  • John Patrick Ryan: begins his campaign for reelection during the events of Dead or Alive, defeats Kealty by a narrow margin in Locked On and assumes office prior to the events of Threat Vector. He is depicted as president in all subsequent Ryanverse novels.

Various books contain references to the presidencies of Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush as if they had happened.

The Campus

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Beginning with The Teeth of the Tiger, Ryanverse novels feature The Campus, a covert counter-terrorism and intelligence organization. Hendley Associates, a private trading and arbitrage company, serves as a legitimate cover for the organization, or its "white-side". They fund The Campus's intelligence operations by stock market trades influenced by captured intelligence data, thus removing federal oversight and allowing free rein in the Campus's operations. The Campus was later integrated by President Ryan and Director of National Intelligence Mary Pat Foley into the U.S. intelligence community in Flash Point to deal with a crisis at the South China Sea.

  • Gerald Paul "Gerry" Hendley Jr.: founder & CEO. A former Democratic senator from South Carolina, Hendley was tasked by then-President Ryan to lead The Campus and its cover Hendley Associates.
  • John Clark: director of operations. He was employed by The Campus after retiring from the CIA and Rainbow in Dead or Alive, and after a brief retirement replaces Sam Granger as operations head in Command Authority.
  • Domingo "Ding" Chavez: senior operations officer. Along with Clark, he was recruited by The Campus after retiring from the CIA and Rainbow. Ding helps train new agents for the Campus as well and participates in field operations.
  • Gavin Biery: director of information technology
  • Jack Ryan Jr.: intelligence analyst and operations officer. Originally an analyst, he becomes more involved in field operations from Dead or Alive onwards, initially to the concern of his father. He becomes a team leader in Flash Point.
  • Dominic "Dom" Caruso: operations officer and former FBI special agent
  • Adara Sherman: operations officer from True Faith and Allegiance onwards and former director of transportation. In a relationship with Dom Caruso.
  • Bartosz "Barry" Jankowski (call sign "Midas"): operations officer and former Delta Force operator. Recruited by Clark in True Faith and Allegiance.
  • Lisanne Robertson: operations officer and former director of transportation. Introduced in Power and Empire. Loses her left arm in Shadow of the Dragon. Engaged to Jack Junior at the end of Flash Point.
  • Master Sergeant Cary Marks: a member of Operational Detachment Alpha 555 who worked with the Campus on several missions. Introduced in Target Acquired and appears in subsequent Jack Junior novels.
  • Sergeant First Class Jad Mustafa: a member of Operational Detachment Alpha 555 who worked with the Campus on several missions. Introduced in Target Acquired and appears in subsequent Jack Junior novels.
  • Master Chief Kendrick Moore: provisional operations officer. A former Navy SEAL team leader, Moore was forced out after an Islamic State defector told The New York Times that his team had killed a suspected terrorist while under interrogation. Recruited by Clark in Shadow State.
  • Steven "Chilly" Edwards: operations officer. Introduced in Chain of Command as a police officer in Abilene, Texas who rescues First Lady Cathy Ryan from Camarilla operatives and is recruited by Clark and Chavez at the end of the novel.
  • Amanda "Mandy" Cobb: operations officer and graduate of the FBI Academy. Appears in Command and Control.
  • Helen Reid: pilot of Hendley Associates's Gulfstream G550
  • Chester "Country" Hicks: co-pilot of Hendley Associates's Gulfstream G550
  • Sam Driscoll: operations officer and former Army Ranger. He was recruited by Clark after the Kealty administration dropped murder charges against him for killing sleeping Middle Eastern terrorists in a cave in Pakistan during the hunt for the Emir in Dead or Alive. Dies in an operation in Mexico City in Full Force and Effect.
  • Brian Caruso: operations officer and former Marine Major, and Dom's brother. Dies in an operation in Libya in Dead or Alive.
  • Jerry Rounds: chief of strategic planning / director of intelligence
  • Rick Bell: chief of analysis
  • Sam Granger: director of operations. Killed by the Chinese in Threat Vector.
  • Tony Wills: intelligence analyst who originally trained Jack Ryan Jr. on the intelligence side of The Campus

Adaptations

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Films

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Main article: Jack Ryan (franchise)
First film series
Second film series
Third film series
Spin-off series


Television

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Main article: Jack Ryan (TV series)

A television series adaptation, Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, premiered on August 31, 2018, on Amazon Prime Video. The show was created by Carlton Cuse and Graham Roland, with Michael Bay as an executive producer and production company Platinum Dunes and Paramount Television serving as a co-production studio partners. John Krasinski stars in the title role.[35][36][37] The series ran for four seasons and ended in July 2023.

Actors who played Jack Ryan

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Actors who played John Clark

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Video games

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Many video games based on the Ryanverse have been made, some based on the novels, some on the films, some on the spin-offs.

Rainbow Six games

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Main article: Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six

The novel Rainbow Six became the basis for a series of tactical first-person shooter video games.

Bibliography

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