Callan

The King is dead. He must be - he threw ashes on his own grave.

The Section puts Lonely in a red file, but even more dangerous people use Lonely as bait for Callan.

A list of ten British agents leads Callan into a double, double-cross situation.

Callan, now acting as Hunter, is drawn into a grim game of tit-for-tat. Certain information is, however, withheld from him. But when he has sorted it out, Callan discovers the truth.

Sadly, the instability of Cross becomes a grave problem, to which only Cross can provide an answer. But his solution precisely concerns Callan's future.

How easy is it to get a false passport? Even Callan has difficulty. When he cracks the problem, he finds that he has broken a ring for getting enemy agents out of the country.

Callan takes his work as seriously as he does falling in love. Sadly, those two pluses produce a negative result.

Lonely witnesses a murder and is wanted by both the police and the murderers. Callan tries to save him from both sides of the law.

Callan and Lonely break into the house of a security suspect in search of compromising evidence.

To stop an assassination plot, Callan poses as a hired gunman, knowing that the actual gunman is somewhere in the near vicinity.

When the top two agents of the East and West - and perhaps of the world - come warily face to face; then, like a chess game, each considered move carefully thought out.

Richmond, on the run from the Section, fulfils his grim assignment, and once again manages to elude Callan.

When the man in the mirror asks you to kill him, you can hardly expect not to get hurt. Callan finds that killing an enemy can leave deep scars.