Spy Thrillers #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Whirl of Death!", Rick plays a dangerous game of deception, posing as a traitor to infiltrate a Soviet spy ring in England—while secretly being watched by a mysterious figure within the group. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life by the dynamic art of Joe Sinnott and Joe Maneely, this 1955 Spy Thrillers issue delivers high-stakes espionage with a twist that redefines loyalty. The cover, a striking piece by Carl Burgos, captures the tension of a world on edge.
In "The Whirl of Death!" from Spy Thrillers #2 (1955), Rick journeys to Cheznik, Czechoslovakia, on a mission to rescue scientist Anton Ledovik from communist forces. When an assassination attempt leaves him desperate for allies, he turns to Paul Jaraslaw—only to discover the man is a traitor, forcing Rick to act fast and strike back.
In "The Unseen Killers!" from Spy Thrillers #2 (1955), Rick investigates a mysterious crop failure in Iowa, uncovering a sinister plot to sabotage American agriculture through a deadly insect. When he exposes a seemingly ordinary farmer as a communist agent using a crop duster to spread the infestation, Rick takes decisive action to stop the threat.
In "Incident!" from Spy Thrillers #2 (1955), Chinese-American agent Lee Chan infiltrates enemy territory on a high-stakes mission to rescue defector Po Tong. Trapped behind enemy lines, he teams up with an old farmer to guide Tong to safety, each step a gamble against capture.
In "The Telltale Machines!", Rick plays a dangerous game, feigning defection to gain the trust of Soviet agents in 1955 England—only to find one of them, Grills, always watching. As the net closes and Scotland Yard moves in, Rick uncovers a file that reveals the truth behind the spy ring, but not before the final twist upends everything he thought he knew.
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↩ Reprints Kent Blake of the Secret Service #8 (1952)
Reprinted in Spy Thrillers #1 (1955), Spy Thrillers #2 (1955)
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