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Issue: X-9: Secret Agent Corrigan #1
Publication Date: August 2010
 
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Title: 1967-1969
Variant: unnamed
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Publisher: FlagIDW
Indicia Publisher: IDW Publishing
On Sale Date: 09/09/2010
Volume: 1
Pages: 296
ISBN: 9781600106972
UPC/EAN: 978160010697254999
Price: $49.99 USD
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Content Items: 18 (12 stories, 1 cover)
Editor(s): Scott Dunbier
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Publication Type: Hardcover
Color: color cover; black and white interior
Dimensions: 10.1" x 11.4"
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Binding: hardcover
Publishing Format: limited series
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X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan

Illustration  on  Cover, Front
Credits
typeset
Subject Matter
espionage
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan
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This hardback cover has "X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan" in black letters against a gray background. The authors and volume number are listed on the spine, but not the front cover.
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan

Illustration  on  Dustjacket
Credits
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
typeset
Subject Matter
espionage
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan
Phil Corrigan
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Miscellaneous
Online advertisements for this volume almost always use the image from this dust jacket.
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Credits  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
typeset
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Credits page says "Artwork by Al Williamson Additional art by Neal Adams (August 14-19, 1967) and Stanley Pitt (June 16-August, 1969)". It is not clear from this whether Adams and Pitt did pencils, inks, letters, or a combination of those tasks for these strips.
Introduction

Foreword, Introduction, Preface, Afterword  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Mark Schultz
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
typeset
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Introduction is accompanied by three illustrations by Williamson:

- Splash page for the first story in Flash Gordon (King, 1966 series) #5
- A page from the "Two's Company" story in Weird Science (EC, 1951 series) #21
- A strip from the Star Wars daily, April 9, 1981
[untitled]

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Archie Goodwin
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Subject Matter
espionage
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan
Phil Corrigan [X-9]; Flyer; Mountain; Mr. Magnus; Marina Vladcheck; Tom Ross; Daley [S-13]
Between special assignments, Phil stays busy with regular routine ...
Marina, a scientist on an important project, tires of the security precautions for her and decides to go into town to enjoy the freedom of American life that she envied before defecting. This accidentally allows her to miss a kidnap attempt by Magnus' gang, but they eventually find her and nab her at a carnival. Corrigan and Daley discover her whereabouts in time to save her.
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from X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan daily (King) 1967.01.30 - 1967.04.08 [60 strips]
Miscellaneous
20
[untitled]

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Archie Goodwin
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Subject Matter
espionage
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan
Phil Corrigan; Gunner Cole; Adrienne Widdoe; Captain Drumm; Leroy Burke; Tom Ross
With Magnus and his men in custody ...
When evidence in separate incidents ties fugitives Cole and Burke to the Republic of Solera, Corrigan assumes the identify of Burke to investigate. In Solera, Corrigan discovers that, instead of a refuge for fugitives, it is actually a slave labor camp for mining gold run by Adrienne Widdoe. She uses the money conned out of guys on the run to finance the operation and forces them to work in her mines with the aide of Drumm, the local police captain. Widdoe's rejections of Drumm's affections leads to an opening for Corrigan to escape and break up the operation.
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from X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan daily (King) 1967.04.10 - 1967.07.01 [72 strips]
Miscellaneous
24
[untitled]

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Archie Goodwin
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Subject Matter
espionage
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan
Phil Corrigan; Joe Falcon; Cheryl Falcon; Johnny Ace; Nick Southside
Returning to the U.S., Phil Corrigan resumes his regular duties...
In poor health, deported ex-syndicate boss Joe Falcon decides to cooperate with the F.B.I. so his daughter, Cheryl, can return to the U.S. He dies of a heart attack before Corrigan can arrive, but leaves a key to Cheryl for a deposit box with his records. Corrigan and Cheryl head to Switzerland to get the key, but two syndicate men learn of the key and try to stop them.
Reprinting
from X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan daily (King) 1967.07.03 - 1967.09.09 [60 strips]
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[untitled]

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Archie Goodwin
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Subject Matter
espionage
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan
Phil Corrigan; Dr. Lyman; Wilda Corrigan; Willard Murkley; Tom Ross; Tobin Murkley; Ernst Lazlo; Millicent Murkley; Eustis Murkley
As Corrigan returns from Europe, new events are taking place in the U.S. ...
Trusted key personnel are suddenly wrecking their own projects. Phil and Wilda visit an exclusive vacation resort where a scientist had spent a week prior to committing the most recent case of sabotage. While there, Phil recognizes Ernst Lazlo, a famous biochemist, checking in. When Lazlo disappears, Phil discovers the brainwashing system used by Mrs. Murkley and her sons that is the cause of the string of sabotage cases.
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from X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan daily (King) 1967.09.11 - 1967.12.02 [72 strips]
Miscellaneous
24
[untitled]

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Archie Goodwin
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Subject Matter
espionage
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan
Tom Ross; Phil Corrigan; Chang Wu; Susan Foster; Toshu; Charles Foster
Phil Corrigan receives a new assignment...
Susan's husband is kidnapped to force her to wear a recording device at an important missile conference.
Reprinting
from X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan daily (King) 1967.12.04 - 1968.02.17 [66 strips]
Miscellaneous
22
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Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Archie Goodwin
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Subject Matter
espionage
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan
Brawler Bradley; Harhat Bin Rashid; Eric Stone; Tom Ross; Vivian
In the Middle East a meeting takes place.
Bradley and Vivian intend to smuggle guns to a warlike tribe in Jhahran, using Vivian's role as an assistant to an archeologist as cover for the shipments. But Corrigan arrives and breaks up the gunrunning scheme.
Reprinting
from X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan daily (King) 1968.02.19 - 1968.05.04 [66 strips]
Miscellaneous
22
[untitled]

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Archie Goodwin
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Subject Matter
espionage
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan
Phil Corrigan; Wilda Corrigan; Debbie; Clegg Trask; Sheriff Gibbs; Dan Page; Tom Ross; Hector; Danny Dealer; Louis Machine; Phil Knox; Al Chicago
Returning from overseas, Phil settles back into his regular routine...
Clegg Trask controls the small town of Eagle Bend, which is used as a quiet place for big-time syndicate get-togethers. Retired F.B.I. agent Dan Page runs a newspaper there and telegrams Phil that he needs help. When Phil arrives, he discovers Dan has been critically injured in a car accident and his newspaper office has been burned down. Phil gets no cooperation until he meets Trask's neglected girlfriend Debbie. Together, they get the town to rise up and stop Trask's operation.
Reprinting
from X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan daily (King) 1968.05.06 - 1968.07.27 [72 strips]
Miscellaneous
24
[untitled]

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Archie Goodwin
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Subject Matter
espionage
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan
Ilsa Flint; Phil Corrigan; Gib Farmer; Prym; Burch; Angela
Back on the job, Corrigan attends a briefing ...
Corrigan tracks down a leak of top-secret documents until it leads to the head of the spy ring, Ilsa Flint, who smuggles the documents out of the country between the canvas layers of paintings from her art gallery.
Reprinting
from X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan daily (King) 1968.07.29 - 1968.10.12 [66 strips]
Miscellaneous
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Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Archie Goodwin
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Subject Matter
espionage
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan
Eric Von Krell; Phil Corrigan; Princess Sophia; Baron Zorloff; Faith Blair; Wilda Corrigan
Phil is called to the State Department ...
Princess Sophia is about to be crowned Queen of Alpsberg, but doesn't know who to trust in her politically unstable country. She requests Phil's services via the State Department since he had recovered a stolen tiara during a previous visit to the U.S. Phil helps stop a plot to have the Princess replaced in the coronation by an actress with an uncanny resemblance to the Princess.
Reprinting
from X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan daily (King) 1968.10.14 - 1969.01.04 [72 strips]
Miscellaneous
24
[untitled]

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Archie Goodwin
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Subject Matter
espionage
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan
Phil Corrigan; Madame Lei; Joe Ice; Wilda Corrigan; Tom Ross; Fingers
Returning to regular duty, Phil follows up a call ...
Madame Lei intends to use Phil in order to prove that she is worthy of heading the American spy network. She temporarily captures him, but Phil foils her plans to exchange him for a captured agent.
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from X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan daily (King) 1968.01.06 - 1969.03.15 [60 strips]
Miscellaneous
20
[untitled]

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Archie Goodwin
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Subject Matter
espionage
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan
Millicent Murkley; Dude Danton; Phil Corrigan; Tom Ross; Truck; Amanda Murkley; The Leader
At a federal prison for women ...
Millicent Murkley threatens to talk to the F.B.I. unless The Leader arranges to break her out of prison. Her go-between helps fake her death and when she is revived outside of prison she hides out temporarily in her reluctant daughter's farmhouse. But Corrigan discovers the deception.
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from X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan daily (King) 1969.03.17 - 1969.06.14 [78 strips]
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[untitled]

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Archie Goodwin
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Al Williamson
Subject Matter
espionage
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan
Raven Storm; Captain Bryne; Phil Corrigan; Wilda Corrigan; Tom Ross
A luxury liner steams across the Atlantic ...
A submarine is kidnapping technicians and stealing materials necessary to build a long-range missile. After releasing a cover story that Corrigan is a top missile man, Phil is placed on a cruise ship as bait for the submarine. As hoped, he is kidnapped by the submarine crew and taken to the secret missile base. A homing device in Phil's cigarette case leads the Navy to base.
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from X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan daily (King) 1969.06.16 - 1969.08.30 [66 strips]
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The Not-So-Secret Agent

Text Article  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Bruce Canwell
typeset
Subject Matter
X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan
Historical essay of Secret Agent X-9.
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FlagSecret Agent X-9 #2 published January 1934cover
FlagFeature Book #8 published December 1937
was Secret Agent X-9 [Illustration on Cover, Front]cover
 
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Article is also accompanied by the following illustrations:

- X-9 strip from February 14, 1934 (by Dashiell Hammett and Alex Raymond)
- X-9 strip from June 16, 1942 (by Mel Graff)
- X-9 strip from August 24, 1960 (by Bob Lubbers [as Bob Lewis])
- X-9 strip from September 4, 1973 (by George Evans)
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Text Article  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
typeset
Subject Matter
Biographies of Al Williamson and Archie Goodwin.
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Miscellaneous
1

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