The sources for the following stories come from Neil L. Many thanks!!!. As for the covers, some are scans and OCR-ings of books from a local library, some are conglomerations from various sources from the Interne. In every case, a fair amount of work was necessary to make them as presentable as possible. This is especially true with several for which I was only able to locate low-quality, small artwork and had to go through a process of enlarge/fix/enlarge/fix/enlarge until I had something that can work as both a screen-quality image as well as one capable of being used in the printing industry. This was done with varying success.

Published by Grosset & Dunlap, these toon spy stories feature stereotypical "smarter than adults" teens that include an American Indian named Geronimo, an attractive girl, Spice Carter (Cinnamon Carter from Mission Impossible??), an African American named Beauregard and a Japanese girl, Yummi, beginning in book 4.

Book 3: The Department of Danger.

(1967)

The sources for the following stories come from a variety of places. One is a scan and OCR-ing of the third book from my library, while the others are from a legitimate sources (Thanks Neil L!) I believe these stories may still be covered under U.S. copyrights.

The covers are conglomerations from various sources, from the Internet to my own books. In every case, a fair amount of work was necessary to make them as presentable as possible. These feature cleaned versions of the original covers set into a framework of new art not previously associated with the series. This was done because few good sources of high-resolution cover art could be found.

The club members include Jeff Crocker, Harry Mulligan, Dinky Poore (the smallest one of them), Freddy Muldoon (the gotta have fat kid) Homer Snodgress, Mortimer Dalrymple and Charlie Fincledinck (who "narrates" the stories.)

The Mad Scientists' Club stories build their plos around science, mechanical inclination, a do it yourself ethic, and some good-natured pranks, making the boys in these books sort of junior precursors to MacGyver.