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The Rangoon Man
Author	Jack Canon
Language	English
Genre	Suspense, adventure fiction, spy romance^[1]
Publisher	Jove Books
Publication date	1988^[1]
Publication place	United States
Pages	192^[1]
ISBN	9780515096811
Preceded by	Bolivan Heat^[1]
Followed by	Code Name Cobra^[1]

The Rangoon Man is the 240th novel in the long-running Nick Carter-Killmaster series.^[2] It was written by Jack Canon.^[3]

Publishing history

The book was first published in September 1988.^[1]

Main characters

Nick Carter, agent N-3, AXE
Hawk, Carter's boss, head of AXE
Sidney Chong, Importer and exporter of fine antiques
Jane Camway, a leading British expert on Southeast Asian antiquities
Rafael Oheda, Filipino financier
Richard Garfield, AXE Station chief, Macau
Charlie Verrain, AXE field agent
Jillian Sorbonnia, AXE agent, Manila Section
Leslie Munson, British MI6, Hong Kong
Jane Soong, British MI6, Hong Kong

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f The Rangoon Man. Jove Books. 5 May 1988. ISBN 978-0-515-09681-1. Retrieved 26 June 2022 – via Google Books.
^ Serial Vigilantes of Paperback Fiction: An Encyclopedia from Able Team to Z-Comm. Brad Mengel, McFarland. 2009. p105
^ http://www.spyguysandgals.com/sgShowAuthor.asp?ScanAuthor=Canon_Jack ^{[dead link‍]}

v t e Nick Carter
Authors	John R. Coryell Frederick Van Rensselaer Dey Thomas C. Harbaugh Eugene T. Sawyer Richard Wormser Michael Avallone Gayle Lynds
Series	New York Weekly (newspaper) Nick Carter-Killmaster (books) Nick Carter, Master Detective (radio) Nick Carter (comic strip)
Films	Nick Carter, le roi des détectives (France, 1908) The Inheritance from New York (Germany, 1919) The Hotel in Chicago (Germany, 1921) Only One Night (Germany, 1922) The Passenger in the Straitjacket (Germany, 1922) Women Who Commit Adultery (Germany, 1922) Nick Carter, Master Detective (1939) Phantom Raiders (1940) Sky Murder (1940) Nick Carter va tout casser (France, 1964) Nick Carter and Red Club (France, 1965) Adventures of Nick Carter (1972, TV film) Dinner for Adele (Czechoslovakia, 1977)
Books	Agent Counter-Agent The Bright Blue Death The Code The Death Strain The Devil's Cockpit Double Identity The Executioners The Filthy Five Hanoi Istanbul The Living Death Macao Operation Starvation Peking & The Tulip Affair The Red Guard Rhodesia Saigon Seven Against Greece The Terrible Ones The 13th Spy Assassination Brigade Assault on England Assignment: Israel Checkmate in Rio The China Doll The Chinese Paymaster Circle of Scorpions Danger Key Dragon Flame The Eyes of the Tiger Fraulein Spy The Golden Serpent Hood of Death The Jamaican Exchange A Korean Tiger The Mind Poisoners Mission to Venice Operation Moon Rocket Operation Snake The Rangoon Man Run, Spy, Run Safari for Spies The Samurai Kill Spy Castle Temple of Fear The Weapon of Night Web of Spies
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