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In the second Get Smart novel, Maxwell Smart and his partner Agent 99 encounter Dr. X aboard a ship. The duo must prevent the suspicious scientist from selling a dangerous invisibility formula to the villainous organization KAOS. With the help of Agent K‑13, the collie spy Fang, and a trail of invisible guinea pigs, Smart and 99 navigate espionage, suspense, and comedy in a high‑stakes maritime adventure.
Released in February 1966, this original novel connects closely to the television series and follows the comedic spy adventures of the famous comedy‑spy duo.
First publish date: 1966
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comedy Fiction
Authors: William Joseph Johnston
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