Spy-Hunters #18

When an American pilot is forced to divert to Warsaw after a storm, he stumbles upon a mysterious old biplane and a fugitive aviation engineer, Arno Behrens, who’s being hunted by the Red Guard for possessing a secret, revolutionary aircraft engine. As the pilot and Behrens are pursued across Poland, they must outwit enemy forces and confront the dangerous truth behind the engineer’s desperate flight—before the Reds capture him and steal the Titan Engine’s secrets.

When diplomat Hector McBride vanishes after a mysterious phone call and is later revealed to have recorded a message declaring his defection, secret agent Jeff Long refuses to believe the evidence—especially when he notices his friend’s odd gestures during the film. Investigating further, Jeff discovers McBride’s deaf sister, Cora, and realizes the diplomat used sign language in the recording to send a hidden message. With time running out, Jeff races to uncover the truth behind the kidnapping before the traitor’s supposed escape is finalized.

In the wake of a mysterious electrocution at the United Nations, Secret Service Agent Frank Travis races to uncover a deadly conspiracy threatening global stability, only to find himself entangled in a web of deception that extends beyond the initial murder. As he investigates a second assassination attempt on Soviet delegates at a Long Island estate, Travis uses a clever broadcast ruse to expose a hidden informant—knowing the truth could spark a war, but the real danger may still be unfolding.

In the fifth century B.C., Sextus, son of the Roman king Tarquin the Proud, flees his father’s besieging army to seek refuge with the Gabii, claiming he wants revenge against his father. He earns the Gabii’s trust by providing accurate intelligence that leads to a successful surprise attack, eventually rising to a position of power within their ranks.