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Adam Link, Robot (1965) is a fix-up of stories first published in the late 1930s and early 1940s, all written by Otto Binder but published under the Eando Binder pen-name.

"To anyone fond of the robot story in science fiction, ADAM LINK is of extraordinary interest. The robot-with-emotion has rarely been handled so well." --Isaac Asimov.

Adam Link, the first of the robot race, has photoelectric eyes, an iridium-sponge brain, and the soul of a man! An electronic marvel gifted with incredible skills, Adam Link faces a series of challenges that would stagger a mere mortal, culminating in a fierce struggle to save Earth from destruction at the hands of an alien race.

In an authoritarian dystopia controlled by scientists, eugenics laws control breeding.... and, the brains of the dead are reactivated to run machinery! A thrilling science fiction novel by the author of NIGHT OF THE SAUCERS and ANTON LINK, IMMORTAL!

The scene is Earth in the near future. The scientific force of the Dictator Syndicate, controlled by five men, has reduced whole segments of the population to mindless robots. Humanitarian dissenters are driven mad... then swiftly murdered. As civilization's end rushes closer, one lone man opposes the forces of darkness... only he can nullify the powerful invention of the evil five!

May 23, 2440 A.D.

Around Jay Bruce's spaceship, the sky was an impenetrable blanket of opaque gas, typical of this region on Jupiter just north of the Red Spot. Bruce was puzzled. Why had the lovely young woman seated next to him chartered his ship to cruise an uninhabited area? Then it appeared... a massive Martian warship unlike any he'd ever seen before, forcing him to land -- and perhaps to die -- in the barren Jovian wilderness!

Dr. Wayne Durk lived through two miracles. The first was a rescue from space after his craft had been wrecked by a stray meteorite. The second miracle brought him up against a second "Wayne Durk" who had completely taken over his laboratory, his beloved wife, and his family. And, in the meantime, the dread menace of "The Bug" moved in on Earth, threatening the total destruction of all...

Smith was a writer of science fiction stories. Now, incredibly, he was witnessing the real thing. Travelling silently at immense speed, its mirrored metal sides flashing in the sun, the saucer swooped in for a landing on Earht. Then, as Smith watched, another saucer appeared in the sky -- and the dogfight began! The saucers -- aliens from beyond known space -- were battling for control of the Earth. Something had to be done, even if Smith had no idea what it should be. The trouble was -- no one believed him!

It was Earth's darkest hour. Weak, backward, prey to attack, it could only be saved by the Vigilantes. Sci-fi writer Thane Smith and his beautiful, adored wife had the task of discrediting UFO stories. But how can they -- after they run up against a playboy-monster who could only have been created by an alien race?