"Instinctively Bolan was rolling for shadow and blindly returning fire, very much aware that he was bleeding from two places but also strongly aware that he'd cut the odds down to a much more manageable two-to-one. Some men die easily, passively, passing back through the gateway of life with a gentle sigh or despairing moan. Some die with great reluctance, angrily, snatching at everything within reach to block that narrow passageway and to seal themselves into the Life side. Bolan was one of those latter."Panic in Philly
by Don Pendleton
(Pinnacle Books, March 1973)
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