Agent 13 and The Invisible Empire Part 2

De: Flint Dille, David Marconi, Deniz Cordell

Narrado por: Tom Berry, J.T. Turner, Jerry Robbins, The Colonial Radio Players

As a child, he was abducted from his home by an organization known only as The Brotherhood. His past was taken from him. His name, erased. The Brotherhood trained him in the arts of power and deception, and he seemed destined to become one of their finest operatives. Then he learned the truth. The Brotherhood planned not to guide mankind along the paths of enlightenment but instead to remake the world in their own image. So he fled and swore to stop them by any means necessary.

In the fall of 1937, The Brotherhood emerged from its sinister shadows, plotting a debilitating global war. And only one man stood in their way. Agent 13: The Midnight Avenger. A master of disguise, his quest brings him face to face with new friends and old enemies, devilish death-traps and fatal femmes, and a conspiracy as old as civilization itself.

Bursting forth from the pages of the exciting and popular novels written by Flint Dille (The Transfomers Animated Series, An American Tail: Fievel Goes West) and David Marconi (Enemy of the State, Live Free or Die Hard), the award-winning Colonial Radio Theatre on the Air presents the second part of this exciting adventure Filled with vivid performances, immersive sound effects and an exciting original music score.

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Pulp-Inspired Adventure Audio That Entertains

Like part one, part two does a great job of capturing the pulpy, 1930s feel of its namesake novel. The actors are lively and having dun as they dive into their roles wirh gusto. The adaptation is loyal to the book.

Pulp Era Magic!

Colonial Theater does it again with bringing to life this great character created in the 1980's but hearkening back to the era of Captain Midnight, Terry and the Pirates, The Shadow and all of their cohorts as they battle against nefarious enemies of the 1930's. Please produce the other titles in the series CRT!

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