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Cold, The Kiss of Fear
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 01/1966
In Lisbon several outbreaks of typhoid in small villages, resulting in numerous deaths, have been accompanied by reports of someone digging up the graves afterwards. S.A.T.A.N. representative in Portugal, Sebastian Lopes, is certain this "smacks of political intrigue" and he asks for help from England who sends Mike Kincaid and Adan LeBec.
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Bang, You're Dead
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 01/1966
A British scientist, the most brilliant mind in space research, is missing. A member of S.A.T.A.N., Peter Standen, is chosen to hunt for him even though Standen objects that he is a scientist and not an agent.
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Midnight Is For Murder
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 02/1966
The disappearance of a young socialite is suspected by S.A.T.A.N. of being connected to a plan by Albania to get back into the good graces of the Soviet Union. Mike Kincaid and Adam LeBec are sent to investigate because the young woman is the fiancee to one of Britain's top nuclear scientists.
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The Face of Destruction
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 02/1966
A number of catastrophes in Australia's space program have resulted in S.A.T.A.N. sending agent James Johnson to work with a brilliant mathematician named Anita Stevens to get to the bottom of the trouble which is a plan to attack Moscow to start a war.
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White Heat
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 03/1966
On a ship in Marseilles carrying tons of bananas, first dead rats and then dead stowaways are found. One dying man mutters the expression "White Heat" before perishing. The cause of the deaths was determined to be massive overdoses of radiation. French S.A.T.A.N. agent Jacques Sartier is put on the case. The White Heat is a pretty scary weapon.
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The Fanatics
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 03/1966
At the christening of a new British aircraft carrier, a visiting foreign ambassador from the South American country of Guardia is given the privilege of pushing the button to release the champagne bottle. When he does so, an explosion occurs killing more than a score and causing great damage. Agent 246, named Robson, is sent to the diplomat's country to learn more. Nazis hiding there are behind the problem.
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Cremation By Candlelight
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 04/1966
In Algeria several villages have been the scene of gruesome executions of leaders not willing to follow the dictates of a band of interlopers. Two S.A.T.A.N. agents, Victor Sargos and Alberto Perrante, are very curious who these attackers are and what they are hoping to accomplish. The Mafia and a power-hungry Minister of State are behind it.
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An Easy Killing
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 04/1966
Agent Larson of S.A.T.A.N. has been following a suspected shipment of goods across Europe for months. Now in Tangiers, he is able to inspect it and finds at least one of the crates of canned fruit is really filled with pure heroin. Spotted, he needs help which is provided by Wendy Leatherby, a very experienced operative.
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House of Death
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 05/1966
An old tramp is found wandering the countryside of Germany before dying. He was the victim of rabies but had no signs of being bitten but rather had needle marks on him. In Zurich, S.A.T.A.N. agents Georges Picard and Jules Riether are very curious who is experimenting with such a horrible virus and what their ultimate plans are. The name of Adolf Hitler plays a major part.
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Rule of Force
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 05/1966
A drive-by shooting in London kills a prominent individual. The vehicle used was a oldish roadster and the weapon was a tommy-gun. S.A.T.A.N. agent Steve Leyland is put on the case to learn why the man was killed and why such a strange way.
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Deadly Paradise
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 06/1966
"Cocaine! Heroin! Marijuana! All are drugs capable of sending men into an deadly paradise. A distorted bliss which can result only in ultimate insanity and death. S.A.T.A.N. agent Mike Kincaid know that certain peddlers were up to something big. The only question was ... how big?"
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Point of Departure
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 06/1966
"A man was missing - one of the thousands who vanish without trace every year. But this case was different. This man would lead to the exposure of a fantastic plot which threatened the balance of world peace!"
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Spooks Are For Killing
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 07/1966
[plot unknown]
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Assassin Extraordinary
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 07/1966
[plot unknown]
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[Title Unknown]
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 08/1966
[plot unknown]
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The Eighth Deadly Sin
Published by Famepress
Copyright: 08/1966
[plot unknown]
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