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    Spider #16, The: The City Destroyer
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    Spider #16, The: The City Destroyer

    Written by Grant Stockbridge

    Narrated by Nick Santa Maria

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    Thousands of busy persons bent over their desks in the tallest building in the world, conducting the commerce of the nation, when suddenly the steel girders began to creak and twist, and the gigantic edifice swayed giddily in the rising wind.

    Never before had criminal brains devised a more cunning or a more horrible weapon to garner their ill-gotten treasures. And never before was the Spider so strenuously put to the test - for the Master, the man behind the devastation and death, eluded every suspicion, foresaw every contingency, left no telltale clues behind him as he ravaged, slayed, and pillaged. Richard Wentworth, working for once hand in hand with the organized forces of law and order, fights the grimmest battle of his long career.

    ©2015 Radio Archives, LLC (P)2016 Dreamscape Media, LLC

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media Audio
    Release dateApr 1, 2016
    ISBN9781520026008
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