Octopus of Crime: From the Records of Secret Agent "X" (SAX,06)

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Tentacles of terror reached over the country, spreading like a hideous blight through the cities of America. The underworld, welded together under the secret symbol of a monster of crime, was organized as never before. And Secret Agent “X,” master man-hunter went up against a genius of crime who stooped even to the ghastly horrors of medieval torture.

Octopus Of Crime (1934) – A monstrous octopus of evil gained slow power over the underworld. His identity as mysterious as that of Secret Agent “X” himself, this apostle of wickedness led the horror hordes of the nation into a bloody carnival of crime

Chapter I – Guns in the Night

Chapter II – The Law’s Net

Chapter III – Plunging Peril

Chapter IV – Wings of Destruction

Chapter V – The Mark of Horror

Chapter VI – Night Visitor

Chapter VII – Black Horrors

Chapter VIII – Crimson Fangs

Chapter IX – A Fresh Clue

Chapter X – The New Commissioner

Chapter XI – Trapped by Science

Chapter XII – Death in the Night

Chapter XIII – The Sky Attack

Chapter XIV – The Crash!

Chapter XV – The Way of the Octopus

Chapter XVI – Passwords to Hell

Chapter XVII – Death to the Agent

Chapter XVIII – Thundering Doom

Chapter XIX – Criminal Cunning

Chapter XX – The Mysterious Message

Chapter XXI – Tentacles of the Octopus

Chapter XXII – The Octopus Speaks Again

Chapter XXIII – Sky Monster

Chapter XXIV – Who is the Octopus?

Tentacles of terror reached over the country, spreading like a hideous blight through the cities of America. The underworld, welded together under the secret symbol of a monster of crime, was organized as never before. And Secret Agent “X,” master man-hunter went up against a genius of crime who ...

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Brant House was a “house name” of Periodical House, Inc., the publishers of the Secret Agent “X” magazine. The author of Octopus of Crime was Paul Chadwick (1902–1972), the originator of the character Secret Agent “X,” the man of a thousand faces.

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