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The Man Who Spies On Spies
Written by Unknown
Copyright: 1961
From D.C.Thomson's The Victor #27, 08/26/1961 Sir Giles gives Spywatcher the mission to go after a group that has been stealing secrets, yet only the one taking them is known. That is until Spywatcher catches the others and solves the whole thing. Click here to read the story.
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The Disappearing N.A.T.O. Secrets
Written by Unknown
Copyright: 1961
From D.C.Thomson's The Victor #28, 09/02/1961 The base known as Burnside Camp is a secret N.A.T.O. HQ that has had secrets stolen. Spywatcher is sent to keep his eyes on the place. He poses as a tramp named John Smith to catch those stealing the secrets. Click here to read the story.
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The Clue Of The Dentist's Drill
Written by Unknown
Copyright: 1961
From D.C.Thomson's The Victor #29, 09/09/1961 There is vital information getting into the hands of an international spy ring and it is Spywatcher's mission to find out how. Could it have something to do with false teeth and a dentist drill? Click here to read the story.
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The Case of the Fake Professor
Written by Unknown
Copyright: 1961
From D.C.Thomson's The Victor #30, 09/16/1961 Posing as John Crowther the Spwatcher goes after his quarry a Professor Brent. But is there another person pretending to be the professor and what about Brent himself? Click here to read the story.
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The Riddle of the Dead Stranger
Written by Unknown
Copyright: 1961
From D.C.Thomson's The Victor #31, 09/23/1961 In the South Down an agent named Harry Burdett was found dead. He was a stranger to the people there but not to Sir Giles. Spywatcher is asked to find out the reason for his death. Click here to read the story.
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The Case of the Million Pound Ransom
Written by Unknown
Copyright: 1961
From D.C.Thomson's The Victor #32, 09/30/1961 An older man plans on destroying London with a homemade atomic bomb if his terms are not met and Spywatcher takes it upon himself to stop the guy. Click here to read the story.
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The Case of the False Saboteur
Written by Unknown
Copyright: 1961
From D.C.Thomson's The Victor #33, 10/07/1961 The Spywatcher posing as Rupert Fledwick goes to Paris to uncover one of the biggest rings of international saboteurs in Europe. Click here to read the story.
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The Case of the Phantom Photos
Written by Unknown
Copyright: 1961
From D.C.Thomson's The Victor #34, 10/14/1961 The Sirius Missiles project has been compromised by the taking and selling of photos. It becomes Spywatcher's mission to stop those responsible. Click here to read the story.
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The Case of the Secret Signals
Written by Unknown
Copyright: 1961
From D.C.Thomson's The Victor #35, 10/21/1961 The British Missile program is doomed unless Spywatcher can discover the link between a spy and a submarine. Click here to read the story.
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The Case of the Too Perfect Professor
Written by Unknown
Copyright: 1961
From D.C.Thomson's The Victor #36, 10/28/1961 A flawless routine by a scientist is the problem for Spywatcher. Can he smash a spy ring that no other agent was able to do? Click here to read the story.
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He Spies On Spies!
Written by Unknown
Copyright: 1963
From D.C.Thomson's The Victor Book For Boys '64 The Spywatcher befriended a clock maker name Ambrose Medlar, then receives a mission to watch over the Chief, Sir Giles. Yet there is a bomb meant for one of them! Click here to read the story.
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The Puzzle of Grimblett's Face
Written by Unknown
Copyright: 1964
From D.C.Thomson's The Victor Book For Boys '65 While on holiday in Pallingport Spywatcher sees a man that should be dead 10 year befores. Was Grimblett, the Mass Poisoner, dead or alive? Could a waxworks hold the key to this mystery? Click here to read the story.
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