The Face #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology containing six complete wartime adventures featuring The Face, a masked vigilante. One story involves The Face infiltrating a dungeon to rescue the Tenth Earl of Radwick from enemy forces during an invasion, while another features The Face pursuing enemy agents aboard a steamer who possess a valuable diamond, ultimately escaping as their boat sails away. A third story shows The Face thwarting a Nazi plot at a lodge where strategists plan to assassinate Hitler and Mussolini, and arrange a trap against the United Nations' forces.
Born in Bucks County, Pennsylvania in 1735, Daniel Boone grew from a forest-skilled hunter into a trapper whose chance encounter with tales of unexplored Kentucky sparked an adventurous spirit that would reshape a nation. Leading expeditions into the wilderness, he opened vast territories to settlers, though his lack of legal foresight cost him the very land he had risked so much to claim. This biographical account traces Boone's remarkable journey from Kentucky's frontier to his final years in Missouri, cementing his legacy as one of America's most storied pioneers.
A United Nations diplomatic mission travels to the desert stronghold of Sheikh Ibn Ramma, hoping to secure his fierce tribesmen as allies—but war correspondent Tony Trent suspects treachery when he spots Nazi activity hidden within the palace. Trent must uncover a sinister plot to ambush the UN forces and prevent a Nazi-backed conspiracy from destroying his allies.
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