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Sunday, March 9, 2014

The Voice


THE VOICE

Creator: Erwin K. Roberts (Robert E. Kennedy)
Characters
Jim Smith (Alias)
George Sanchez
Inez Sanchez
Bill Morris (KQCQ TV)
Lt. Meyers (police)
Sgt. Black (police)
Dr. Charles Gustov/Gibson (scientist)
Dr. Tanaka (scientist)
Mr. Moore (NRC Field Man)
Agent Slatter (Secret Service)
Dr. Samuel Sorenson (Governor’s Office)
Mr. Wu (Chinatown boss)
Mr. & Mrs. Adams (parents of The Voice)
Inspector Ralph Hannz (Reserves. EOD expert)
The Coral Snake (master mind)

The Voice is fourth generation Independent  Operator. At first he was called The Veil, because of the mask he wore when he showed himself in public. Later, he was given the name of The Voice because of a small gadget in his throat that changes his voice. No one knows who he is, except his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Adams (and their names are probably false).
George and Inez Sanchez are connected to The Voice. George is crippled, but has other talents that The Voice needs. George’s father also assisted The Voice.
Dr. Charles Gustov (now goes by Charles Gibson) is a German scientist. Russians captured his wife to force him to work for them, but the previous Voice (his father) rescued her, and now the doctor owes The Voice a favor.
The Coral Snake is the villain that confronts The Voice in PLUTONIUM NIGHTMARE. A case that involves the theft of plutonium from the Hardin Power Plant.
There have been several stories featuring The Voice.
Voice of Pain Double Danger Tales #52
Snowy Nights Tales of The Voice Double Danger Tales #55
Grand Opening – Under Fire Double Danger Tales #57        
Plutonium Nightmare Double Danger Tales #60, 61 & 62               
The Voice’s Origin  Pulp Spirit #1
Grand Opening – Under Fire Pulp Spirit #5
Last Son of Thor* Pulp Spirit #15
Plutonium Nightmare (paperback) Modern Knights Press
(Note: *Was published in the back of paperback of Plutonium Nightmare.)


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