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Stony Man · #10

Secret Arsenal

by Mel Odom · May 1994

5.5 / 10 average from 4 rated reviews

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A ruthless industrialist has implicated the U.S. in a biochemical weapons conspiracy in Europe. This power broker has a mutated bacterial plague at his disposal, shock troops poised worldwide and the ability to access Stony Man's next-generation computer system. America unleashes the Stony Man warriors in an all-out counterstrike against overwhelming odds.

Reviews (4)

ice_cracked 9/10 July 5, 2008
For me this author during the Executioner series is usually pretty good with a few misses BUT this man was born to write Stony Man titles let me tell you this his fourth title in the series and my fourth consecutive vote of 9 stars on his work. Why is it so good? If you decide to read this title even if you have read nothing at all in any of the related series you will read a seamless read where the details you need to know are revealed as are the characters BUT it doesn't come across as a re-read of the early tiles of Able/Phoenix you would sort of know it without it being shoved at you. Everyone is here folks ALL of the Teams and many of the Stony Man charcters including the Blacksuits and it is excellent reading. Excellent action scenes keep popping up on a regular basis whilst an excellent plot is told superbly in the storyline. (Wow three excellent's in two sentences so yep liked this one). Recommended reading here.
dagleya 1/10 September 15, 2000
This was probably the worst Stony Man if not of any Bolan related books i have ever read. The hopping from place to place really turned me off.The best part of the book was all the part's with Bolan with the end being an good ending to a bad book. Only Executioner's and SuperBolan's from now on! Of coure blood Star is alright!
Gunslinger 5/10 May 24, 2000
This was one of the low points of the Stony Man series. It was okay overall, but not what I'm used to.
Glenn 7/10 May 24, 2000
I enjoyed this one, but then I enjoy almost all of Mel Odom's stories. The chemical weapon idea didn't really grab me, but the racing to the different locations did. I don't believe that the times given at the beginning of each chapter really made sense. otherwise a good story.