The English have James Bond. The Americans have Jason Bourne. The French have San Antonio. And us? WE HAVE IXE-13-- The spy IXE-13 is the first hero of popular literature in Quebec. From 1947 to 1966, his incredible adventures formed the basis of a series of 934 short "ten cent novels". Colossus-jigged tennis champion, IXE-13 (code name for French-Canadian agent Jean Thibault) speaks seven languages, studied law, pilots airplanes and submarines, and excels in the art of disguise. Plunged into the turmoil of the Second World War, he plays it all for all in the four corners of a world torn by clashes. Often accompanied by his friend Marius and his fiancée Gisèle, he untangles the intrigues fomented by Machiavellian enemies and sets out again, a few pages later, to live new missions ... always on top of the wheel! This first volume includes the first seven adventures of our famous hero.