Serving as a front-line courier during World War I, seventeen-year-old Indiana Jones is shocked to find French generals sending their men out on hopeless missions and decides to try to stop the waste of human life. Simultaneous.

On a mission to shoot specimens for the Smithsonian with none other than Teddy Roosevelt, ten-year-old Indy finds that his own life is endangered when he sets off to find a vanishing species of gazelle. Simultaneous.

One Tough Job! Wanted: Spy to cross enemy lines, escort two princes in disguise to Austrian emperor in Vienna. Object: Obtain secret letter for French Prime Minister. Goal: Early end to World War I. Obstacles: Reckless traveling companions, enemy spies, secret police, ruthless kidnappers, etc. Requirements: Speak French and German. Work and play well with others. Must be cunning, fast on feet, good driver. Strong nerves a definite plus. Only one person can do this job: Young Indiana Jones! You've seen him on TV in The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, traveling the world as a kid and a teen, encountering some of the best minds and biggest events in history. Now read about Young Indy's espionage adventure based on the television episode "Vienna, March 1917"!

In 1916, in German East Africa, seventeen-year-old Indiana Jones joins an expedition from the Belgian Congo, a mission that soon becomes hampered by illness, ambush, desertion, and mutiny. Original.

While working with French Intelligence in Petrograd in 1917, eighteen-year-old Indiana Jones discovers a plot against his Russian friends, some of whom may be massacred by Cossacks because of their political activities. Original.

At seventeen, Indiana Jones thirsted for adventure—but what he found in World War I Paris was beyond his wildest dreams...

Nine-year-old Indy's excitement at learning about archaeology from none other than Lawrence of Arabia soon sours when a man guarding a newly opened tomb is murdered. Simultaneous.