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Destroyer 97: Identity Crisis

Destroyer 97: Identity Crisis

Jan 6, 2006 · Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir · Directed by Nanette Savard · Destroyer #97 · at GraphicAudio

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Could Dr. Harold Smith be Remo Williams's biological father? Not only is Remo a few decades behind in Father's Day cards, but the discovery has sparked the volatile relationship between Remo and a very jealous Chiun and Smith—who can't let his own son remain CURE's expendable enforcement arm. But in his padded cell, one of CURE's archenemies has been quietly regaining his extraordinary mental powers. His evil mind is culling gray matter and projecting diabolical illusions, putting a dizzying spin on real world events. The whole “family ties” freak-out at CURE is his brainstorm... and it may be enough to destroy the secret crime-fighting organization forever.
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A secret organization faces internal strife and external mental manipulation.
“Could Dr. Harold Smith be Remo Williams's biological father?”
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Cast · 12 voices

Casey JonesChris RohanChristopher GraybillDavid CoyneJeff BakerKen JacksonMort ShelbyNanette SavardNathanial PerryRichard RohanTerence AselfordThomas Penny

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Directed by Nanette Savard

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