The Nightmare Vortex And The Hollywood Mission

When she's not at school, Max Remy is a Superspy for a top international spy agency. If she can stay alive . . . In The Nightmare Vortex, hidden on a secret island, the Annual Spy Awards Night is about to begin. But when Mr. Blue discovers the location of the ceremony, he brings to life a dormant volcano that leaves Max and Linden only hours to save the spy agencies of the world from an explosive demise. In The Hollywood Mission, Max is about to find that Hollywood isn't all glitz and glamor as she tackles high-speed snow chases, earthquakes, and a fiendish plan to use the movie industry to destroy the world. Can Max and Linden uncover the plan before it's too late?

Eleven-year-old Max and other Spy Force agents investigate a dark plot involving the movie industry as Max, Linden, and an unexpected guest work as extras on her father's latest film.

Originally published as: The nightmare vortex. Milsons Point, N.S.W.

Who can outsmart the dastardly Mr. Blue? None other than Max Remy, superspy! Can't get enough of Max Remy? She's back, with her friend Linden at her side, and they're off on a new adventure as they hone their spy skills. Now a full-fledged member of Spy Force, Max finds herself up against the sinister Mr. Blue again. In a desperate effort to get the Time and Space Machine for himself, Mr. Blue is attempting to turn the world's children into zombies. Only Max Remy, superspy, can outsmart Mr. Blue and save the world from a terrible, unthinkable fate.

An eleven-year-old, bored with her life, imagines a more exciting one as a secret agent, but when she spends the summer on her aunt's farm, her stories become reality as she stumbles onto a real spy ring.

Issues for Nov. 1957- include section: Accessions. Aanwinste, Sept. 1957-

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