Knight, Mallory T. [Bernhardt J. Hurwood].
The Dozen Deadly Dragons of Joy.
New York, NY: Universal Publishing, 1967 First printing.
Award Books A212X MAC. 154 pages.
Good condition, creased, stained, edge wear.
THE MAN FROM T.O.M.C.A.T. VERSUS THAT DIRTY, ROTTEN, LOW-DOWN, NO GOOD, RED CHINESE SECRET ORGANIZATION MOM-ZA!
All they told Operative Tim O'Shane at the briefing was that there were twelve of them . . .
All beautiful and all ready, willing--even eager!--to spread their particular brand of destruction throughout the length and breadth of the country in a stratagem so fiendishly clever it had to be the work of the inscrutable Alexander Graham Wang!
Alexander Graham Wang, known to spies of all nations as the biggest of all MOM-ZAs!
Once Wang had set his notorious Joy Dragons loose, disaster would be the order of the day; for the awful truth about the Chinese agent's girls was that any man who allowed himself to be seduces by one of them was instantly rendered permanently sterile . . . and became, in fact, an unwitting carrier of the same hideous virus.
T.O.M.C.A.T. Agent O'Shane (Code Name: Petronius) had his work cut out for him. (1) Find twelve unknown beauties who had been conditioned that their mission in life was to spread "Joy" to every American man they met. (2) Keep them-somehow-from succeeding. Manage--one way or another--to avoid succumbing to them himself!
Somehow Agent O'Shane (who was a big-time succumber) knew that last part was going to be the roughest part of the assignment!
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