Time Clock Of Death by George Snyder

Time Clock Of Death

by George Snyder

Nick's mission was to find the jet before the ultimatum runs out!

This was the ultimate in hijacking. Russia's super-secret jet, stolen from a New York airport, whisked from under the noses of guards. Hidden, but where? Nobody knew who had master-minded the plan, but Russia knew who had to be blamed, and if they didn't get a satisfactory answer from the United States, the missiles would take off. Nick Carter's only clue were a few garbled words from a dying man.

Time was running out. Russian missiles were programmed to attack. Their target, the United States. The Soviet's super-spy plane had been hijacked and the Kremlin blamed the Americans. But nobody knew who was really behind the plot, or how the hijackers got away with their fantastic feat. Nick Carter only had a few hours to find the missing plane. All he had to go on were a few garbled words from a dying man's lips and a beautiful women with an expensive taste for the bizarre.

Bonus Cover

Printing History 

Written by George Snyder

Universal Publishing and Distributing Corp

Award Books

1st Printing (A656X) June 1970

2nd Printing (AN1092) Oct 1972

3rd Printing (AQ1370) Nov 1974

Tandem Books

1st Printing (426 5581) 1971

Reprint (426 7421) Dec 1972

Reprint (426 17419) 

Charter Communications Inc

Charter Books

441-81025

Star Books

Reprint (352 30587) 1979,1981

The Arab Plague/The Slavemaster by Jon Messman

The Arab Plague/The Slavemaster

by Jon Messman

A mind-altering drug used to blackmail the world

A terrifying new twist on the slave trade

An assignment for Nick Carter that can't succeed, but dare not fail

A primitive Arab town tormented by a merciless sun.

A stinking hellhole call the salve market.

A merchant of human flesh who doubles as a spy.

An American agent grown soft on the job.

Strange pieces in an espionage puzzle that Nick Carter must solve. It begins with the suspected sellout of intelligence information. And it climaxes with a nightmare struggle for power that must, but can't, be won.

A diabolical clever espionage plot is behind the bizarre behavior of the world's leaders. there are sudden defections, incredible policy reversals, and shattered diplomatic relations. All heading toward mass hysteria and worldwide disaster. AXE agent Nick Carter's assignment is to find the mastermind playing the global death game before the world explodes. His hunt leads him to the desert stronghold of a satanic Arab. A macabre madman who uses cunning brutality and mind altering drugs on beautiful women for a new twist on the old slave trade.

Bonus Cover

Printing History

Written by Jon Messman (1920-2004)

Universal Publishing and Distributing Corp

Award Series

1st (A583X) February 1970

2nd (AQ1513) January 1976

Tandem Series

As The Slavemaster

1st Printing 1970

Reprint 1971

Reprint (426 12765) May 1973

Universal Edition

Reprint (426 12765)

Star Edition

Reprint (426 19078) 1979

As The Arab Plague

China Coaster by Don Smith

China Coaster

by Don Smith

When rough, tough Mike O'Connor smashes his way into Red China's sinister underworld in search of a brutal killer, the twisted trail leads him through opium dens, "flower houses", and slave markets - to a lushly beautiful white adventuress and a blood-chilling climax.

Printing History

Written by Don Smith

Henry Holt and Company

January 1953

Popular Library

#522

September 1953

G-443

January 1960

The Lady Killer by Rod Gray

The Lady Killer

by Rod Gray

When L.U.S.T. and H.A.T.E. indulge in horseplay, the game smacks of death

Dope Death Dike & Drum

The drug market is threatened when a tam of doctors discover Terathon, the miracle cure for heroin addiction. To protect its investment H.A.T.E. orders the deaths of four scientists and the kidnapping of Eve Drum. The man they hire for the job is a lady. But when the beautiful lesbian tangles with the worlds sexiest spy, Oh Oh Sex comes out on top

Printing History

Written by Jim Conway

Tower Publications Inc

Belmont Tower Books

#50838

August 1975

Sex Mates Of A Chess Mistress by Ted Mark

Sex Mates Of A Chess Mistress

by Ted Mark

The fun and games of an erotic queen!

You just had to squeeze her!

When a voluptuous sixteen year old girl got arrested for rape,

When she used her days and nights in a woman's reformatory to expand her sensuous horizons,

When she turned chess into the ultimate erotic game as she took on all comers in bed and on the board,

Even Regina Blue, the greatest sex-pert of them all, had to agree

Barbie Was Quite a Doll!

Printing History

Written by Theodore Mark Gottfried (1928-2004)

Dell Publishing Company, Inc

Dell Books

440-07961

July 1975

Good-Knife Sweetheart by Carter Brown

Good-Knife Sweetheart

by Carter Brown

With a million bucks to gain and nothing to lose why would she remember old friends? 

So it was lights out and …..

Cover by Bernard Blackburn

Printing History

Alan G Yates (1922-1985)

Transport Publishing Company

for and on behalf of Horwitz Publications, Inc

Novelette Series 1954

Cover by Bernard Blackburn

First Collectors' Series Volume 12 (1955)

w/Homicide Harem and Poison Ivy

as Good Knife Sweetheart

Second Collectors' Series Vol 1 #10 (1957)

w/Wreath For Rebecca and Perfumed Poison

as Good Knife Sweetheart

Cover by Theo Batten

Second Collectors Series Vol 2 #10 (July 1960)

w/Curves For A Coroner

as Good Knife Sweetie

The Cobra Kill by Manning Lee Stokes

The Cobra Kill

by Manning Lee Stokes

The high price of dying on an ultra lethal assignment

For openers, it cost Nick $10,000 just to find out that his quarry, once the most powerful communist in Indonesia, was hidden in the Malayan jungle. Then there was the added expense of physical energy bedding the nymphomaniacal daughter of Malaysia's top intelligence minister. Just to find out that her information was not nearly enough. Plus the loss of a lot of valuable sleep wondering whether his sultry guide was interested in him for sex or simply to lure him on for the kill. And the closer Nick came to completing the assignment, the surer he was that the ultimate balance would have to be paid with his life.

It took the lure of the wild, bizarre manhunt to get Nick Carter out of Hong Kong and into Malaysia. It took an exotic nymphomaniac to give Nick the information he needed to start his murder mission alive. It took a the savage native seductress to lead Nick through the Malaysian jungle to find his quarry, Lim Yang, the famous Red Cobra. And it took Nick no time to realize he was deep in hot action, deadly coincidences, and enough double crosses to plunge him straight into a death trap.

Bonus Covers

Printing History

Written by Manning Lee Stokes (1911-1976)

Universal Publishing and Distributing Corp

Award Series

1st Printing (A495X) 1969

2nd Printing (A924S) 1972

3rd Printing (AN1244) 1974

Tandem Series

1st Printing (426 4239) 1969/1970

Reprint (426 5418) 1971

Reprint (426 7376) Dec 1972

Universal Books

Reprint (426 17355) 1977

Star Books

Reprint (352 30665) 1980, 1981, 1985

The Living Death by Jon Messman

The Living Death

by Jon Messman

A new kind of enemy. A new kind of destruction. 

As Nick Carter becomes the decoy in a deadly game of biological warfare.

The Target: The best scientific minds in the world.

The Weapon: Secret, undetectable, and always fatal.

Seven of the world's most brilliant scientists had suddenly become vegetables. Living dead men whose brains had been butchered by an unknown source. This was a new enemy. Experimenting with germ warfare. Doing its horrifying work with brutal effectiveness. It was Nick Carter's job to find out who was behind this terror. Even if it meant using himself as bait for an unseen opponent whose lethal discoveries might well condemn him to The Living Death.

As usual Nick Carter was prepared for action and primed to kill, But this time killing was the easy part. The action was something else. It came in the form of an English Blonde, a stacked sexual Italian, and a sultry Swiss packages that could drive any man wild or out of his mind. Or in the case of Nick, give him a definite head start towards certain death.

Bonus Covers

George Gross Cover

Printing History

Written by Jon Messman (1920-2004)

Universal Publishing and Distributing Corp

Award Series

1st Printing (A496X) 1969

2nd Printing (A922S) 1970

3rd Printing (AN1103) Jan 1972

4th Printing (AQ1561) March 1976

Charter Communications Inc

Charter Books

(441-48541) January 1982

Tandem Series

1st Printing(4247) 1969

Reprint (4247) 1971

Reprint (426 4247 Dec 1972

Universal (426 17312) 1977

The Sea Trap by Jon Messman

The Sea Trap

by Jon Messman

A crazed scientist challenges Nick Carter to a death duel at the bottom of the sea

A monster weapon hidden at the bottom of the sea: It could destroy nuclear subs as if they were children's toys. It had already crushed four subs with their crews trapped inside.

A brilliant scientist with an insane sexual obsession: He would work for anyone so long as they gave him a never ending supply of virgins to debauch.

An island stronghold guarded by a string of hard-core convicts: It held an opulent palace from which a madman issued an ultimatum. The World in his grasp or the simultaneous destruction of every American nuclear sub!

It was an incredible, fantastic, and bizarre threat. But too possible to ignore. The United States assigned its super-secret espionage network, AXE, and their top operative, Nick Carter, to hand the assignment. It turned out to be a Top-Priority manhunt for his arch enemy Mr Judas. Nick had to beware of Judas' personal bodyguard. A giant Mongol programmed to kill on sight. And a harem of lovely young ladies kept on drugs. All this and destroy an undersea arsenal used against intruders.

Bonus Covers

Printing History

Written by Jon Messman (1920-2004)

Universal Publishing and Distributing Corp

Award Series

1st Printing (A442X) 1969

2nd Printing (A648X) 1970

3rd Printing (A921S) 1972

Tandem Series

1st Printing(7317) 1970

Reprint (7317) 1971

Reprint (426 7317) Dec 1972

Star (426 7317) 1979

Berlin by Jon Messman

Berlin

by Jon Messman

A beautiful woman is Nick Carter's only lead in the hunt for a "new" Hitler, 

ready to seize power again.

The first man knew too much. So they shattered his body in a thousand pieces before he could give a shred of information.

The second man lived in terror. Death had pursued him through a lifetime devoted to espionage. When they pumped a bullet through his throat, he was not even surprised.

The third man was a lot tougher to knock off. His name was Nick Carter and he was ordered to pursue the assignment that had killed the other two.

This time around, Nick Carter had to destroy the fanatic leader of Germany's neo-Nazi underground. A man wearing a known and trusted face. And hell bent on becoming the next Fuehrer. For Nick the assignment begins with a blonde doing a strip-tease in a bedroom of an ancient castle on the Rhine.

Sex, money, and death were closely linked in this Nick Carter assignment.

Sex meant Helga, the beautiful blond Nick fished out of the Rhine more dead than alive.

Money, billions of dollars, fueled the activities of the neo-Nazis. But whose money? Who was spending a fortune to help another Fuehrer grab power in Germany?

Death ended the careers of two US agents. And it followed Nick relentlessly from the minute he arrived. From the back alleys of East Berlin to a stinking dungeon hidden somewhere in West Germany.

Printing History

Written by Jon Messman (1920-2004)

Universal Publishing and Distributing Corp

Award Books

1st Printing (A455X) 1969

2nd Printing (A455X) 1970

3rd Printing (AQ1604) 1976

.Tandem Books

1st Printing (426 4159) 1969

Reprint (426 5442) 1971

Reprint (426 7456) December 1972

Reprint (42617363) 1976