Joe 90

Joe 90, also known as agent 90 or Agent 90, was the human son of a British scientist, and the namesake of a publication. He was seemingly involved in the "'90' project". He was known as the most special agent of the World Intelligence Network.

You may wish to consult Joe 90 (disambiguation) for other, similarly-named pages.

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Issue 243 of TV Century 21 reported that World Intelligence Network chief Shane Weston had confirmed that the top secret publication Joe 90 would not be merging with TV21. After being challenged that the '90' project had involved "the son of a British scientist", Shane refused to comment. An image of Joe accompanied this piece on the cover of TV21. (PROSE: Mysteron Alert! ^[+]Loading...["Mysteron Alert! (short story)"]) A later report printed a black and white image of Joe alongside an article regarding the theft of the experimental 'Psychotron' device from a labratory in Geneva. (PROSE: XL5 Crew Detained on Astra! ^[+]Loading...["XL5 Crew Detained on Astra! (short story)"])

Later, Sam Loover of the WIN's London branch denied reports that WIN had made use of a legitimate school trip to Bereznik and once again insisted that reports of a nine-year-old agent were "gross exaggerations". (PROSE: Stalemate! ^[+]Loading...["Stalemate! (short story)"])

Joe completed his objective during a dangerous mission in Bereznik, however while en route to the rendezvous and extraction point, his helijet suffered an explosion. A21 reporter Andy Clems speculated that agent 90 could have been sent to destroy a facility in Bereznik which had caused concern with the World Council in Unity City; although the facility was destroyed by a fire, Clems speculated that if 90 had been sent to do this, his actions had clearly been uncovered, with his escape foiled by an explosive device aboard his helijet. WIN agent 'Uncle Sam' was investigating the explosion and coordinating search efforts in the area, reportedly having stated "If anyone could have survived something like that, it’s Joe 90.". These events were reported on by Andy Clems in A21. (PROSE: Joe 90 Missing! ^[+]Loading...["Joe 90 Missing! (short story)"])

Joe 90 survived, having ejected from his helijet moments before it was totally destroyed. He proceeded to make his way through the desert on foot to Spectreville, the nearest settlement to his location. Upon arrival, 90 overheard two individuals having a conversation, after which he followed them to a barn on the outskirts of Spectreville, where he discovered a "huge shipment" of the latest automatic assault weapons - however, 90 was seen while attempting to escape.

A firefight ensued, with 90 sustaining some minor injuries. During this, a crate of explosives was struck, and exploded, destroying the cache of weapons. 90 then made contact with WIN HQ, after which a rescue party arrived within the following hour. This was reported on again by Andy Clems for A21, who stated that 90 was unavailable for further comment, but that those at A21 wished him congratulations on his safe return, noting that they hoped that his future career in the WIN would be bright. (PROSE: The Boy Who Came Back ^[+]Loading...["The Boy Who Came Back (short story)"])

Donna Noble once addressed the Tenth Doctor as Joe 90. (AUDIO: The Nemonite Invasion ^[+]Loading...["The Nemonite Invasion (audio story)"])

Joe 90 in a Joe 90 comic published in TV21 243.

Joe McClaine, or Joe 90, is the titular character in the Joe 90 series.