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Destroyer 112: Brain Storm

Destroyer 112: Brain Storm

Jan 11, 2007 · Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir · Directed by Ken Jackson · Destroyer #112 · at GraphicAudio

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The computer world is always evolving, but now it logs on trouble for CURE. Dr. Harold Smith's own meticulously organized neural files are covertly copied, analyzed and downloaded by an amazing new interface system. Soon all of CURE's deepest secrets are under control of a shadow force. Not only Remo but even the Master of Sinanju have been accessed and installed. Now they are virtual puppets on a hard drive, slicing and dicing for the enemy at the touch of a keystroke. And in the next step, a supersecret organization begins experimenting with the Destroyer downloads to unleash an unimaginable threat--the Fourth Reich. (The Fatherland Files - 1 of 3)
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Digital espionage turns heroes into puppets, unleashing a terrifying, technologically-driven threat.
“The computer world is always evolving, but now it logs on trouble for CURE.”
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Cast · 13 voices

Arianne HarperChristopher GraybillDavid CoyneDylan LynchJames LewisKen JacksonMichael GlennMichael ReplogleMort ShelbyNanette SavardRichard RohanTerence AselfordThomas Penny

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Directed by Ken Jackson

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