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Thunder Agents Archives: v. 4

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A nostalgic look back at the world of espionage and adventure, The T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents Archives Vol. 4 beautifully reprints the classic 1960's exploits of the secret team of super-technology-powered policemen. Brought together to combat the ever-increasing threats of tyranny and evil, Dynamo and his Thunderbelt of super-strength, Raven and his suit of flight, NoMan and his cloak of invisibility, and Lightning and his suit of super-speed looked beyond borders and alliances to ensure peace and order across the globe. In this action-packed hardcover, the heroic agents of The Higher United Nations Defense Enforcement Reserves band together to take on the nefarious plots of invading aliens, demented world conquerors, and indestructible robots.

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