Spy-Hunters #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Smashup in Siam," Tim Edwards faces a new challenge as he prepares for his 13th transatlantic flight, his nerves tested by a mysterious good luck charm from Celeste—whose gift may hold more than just sentiment. With Charles Sultan handling both art and inks, the story unfolds with quiet tension, while Ogden Whitney’s cover captures the high-stakes atmosphere of a globe-trotting mystery.
War correspondents Madge Hunter and Cliff Preston are fierce rivals chasing stories on the front lines of Communist aggression in Indo-China—until they intercept a tip about a secret American arms shipment to Siam and reluctantly team up to track it down. Racing through the jungle to find the depot before enemy saboteurs do, the two reporters discover that their competition for the exclusive story might be the least of their problems when they fall into the hands of guerrillas demanding ransom.
When Major John Hawks recounts a wartime promise to recover five million dollars in hidden gold from the Chinese mountains, he finds an unexpected backer in Harry Warren—a Shanghai businessman with secrets of his own. As Hawks prepares the expedition, Warren's wife Jane discovers her husband is running guns, possibly to Communist forces, and Hawks must decide whether to trust a man whose true allegiances remain dangerously unclear. This tense spy thriller weaves together buried treasure, international intrigue, and a marriage on the brink of collapse in post-war Shanghai.
Tim Edwards, a seasoned spy with 12 Atlantic crossings behind him, faces his 13th flight with growing unease—especially when he realizes the good luck charm Celeste gave him might not be a token of luck, but a hidden message for enemy agents.
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Reprinted in Shock #3 (1971), Haunted Tales #10 (1974), Shock #2 (1979)
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