has, but perhaps with Drum other agents are really necessary. It is not revealed how many other agents L.U.S.T. For protection, she has a pair of 38s that will knock ’em dead every time. Its key agent is the delectable Drum, a woman determined to give her all again and again in the service of her country. is said to have been a “natural child of the State Department by way of the CIA.” The task of the organization, run by the ever-horny David Anderjanian, is “to do those things that must be done to preserve peace throughout the world.” Then you look again to see it is Lust against Hate. On one side you have Terrorists against an Humanitarian Alliance. Until you look at the acronyms, you’d have to be confused who were the good guys. She fights against the Humanitarian Alliance of Total Espionage. They were accompanied by the Lady from L.U.S.T.Įve Drum works for the League of Undercover Spies and Terrorists. The year 1967 was a heyday for such prurient entertainment as the Man from O.R.G.Y., first out in 1965, was joined by the Coxeman and the Man from T.O.M.C.A.T. Between 19, Fox-who is certainly better remembered nowadays as a writer for such DC Comics superhero tites as Batman, Hawkman, The Flash, and Justice League of America-composed at least 13 (and perhaps more) paperback novels featuring Eve Drum, the “Lady from L.U.S.T.” The Web site Spy Guys and Gals explains:Īs the West’s love for spy fiction reached its highest point with James Bond on the screen and Napoleon Solo on the television, it was natural that publishers would branch out with series geared totally towards a love of down-and-dirty sex. Part of a month-long celebration of artist Paul Rader’s work.ĥ Beds to Mecca, by “Rod Gray,” aka Gardner F.

Lay Me Odds by Rod Gray