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    Operator #5 eBook #39 Revolt of the Devil Men

    By Curtis Steele

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    Across exhausted America, trekked Operator 5’s giant caravan of mercy — fighting to rebuild a new, strong nation out of the desolate wreckage left behind by the horrors of the Purple Invasion! Step by step, the ravaged country was being reclaimed, while Jimmy Christopher and his gallant patriots desperately battled the new foe that had sprung up — a Dictator of Doom who had sworn to turn Civilization’s defenders into abject slaves, and carve a vassal-state from freedom’s smoking ruins!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateOct 1, 2019
    ISBN9781690503675
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    Operator #5 eBook #39 Revolt of the Devil Men
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    Curtis Steele

    Curtis Steele was a house name used successively by Frederick C. Davis (1934-1935), Emile C. Tepperman (1935-1938), and Wayne Rogers (1938-1939).

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