Part of every schoolboy's uniform, his school case. But this is no ordinary school case – it belongs to Joe 90. It is a lightweight briefcase made of extra-strong, durable plastic and contains his special agents' equipment.
Opening from the top, the case reveals a geometry set, pencils, pens, mathematical equipment and Joe's school textbooks. By turning the lock clasp anti-clockwise, two concealed compartments are revealed.
The left-hand compartment contains Joe's glasses, an assignment report book, code and cypher books, a special automatic pistol silencer and the World Intelligence Network's undercover agent's badge. All this equipment specially designed and camouflaged as innocent toys in case of discovery by the enemy.
The right-hand secret compartment contains an automatic pistol, a special ultra-sensitive, two-way radio-communicator and transmitter, ammunition in the form of two bullet magazines, a map location book and an operative agent's identification book. Again, all camouflaged as toys.
The two-way radio-communicator keeps Joe 90 in constant contact with
win headquarters. It has an unlimited range and can transmit and receive messages through any substance – even under water. A homing device in the aerial allows
win headquarters to keep a location check on Joe's position at any time.
Joe's lightweight automatic hand pistol can fire 200 rounds of ammunition without reloading. A scale model of the gun issued to all
win operatives. Designed by Shane Weston. The pistol is magazine-loading through the butt and fires special, miniature dart-bullets.
A pair of ordinary glasses in appearance — but these are the
big rat glasses. They hold the secret that turns Joe McClaine into wonder Special Agent Joe 90. Built into the stems are twin electrodes which connect to Joe's temples. Once in position, these electrodes trigger all the information induced into Joe by the
big rat. Without them, Joe is just an ordinary nine-year-old schoolboy.