In this particular adventure, Lepski has to recover a priceless Russian icon that hasn't left Russia since an unknown artist mode it during the reign of Catherine the Great. Under orders of his employers, International Fidelity who insured the icon for 12 Million Dollars, Lepski has to find the missing piece that was stolen while on view in a Nice exhibition entitled "Three Centuries of Rus-sian Art". The statue is only eight by ten inches, and so Lepski's task is difficult at best. Of course the infamous Hermann Radnitz, International industrialist who specializes in Russian affairs is extremely interested in the icon. So too is Claude Kendrich, owner of fashionable art galleries around Europe, who craves the piece but ralizes that he will never have the means to possess it

Somewhere in Equatorial Africa, in the '50s, John Baxter, an American from Detroit, earns his living with his truck, on the side of which is written "Africa express". He sells and buys nearly anything, his customers are inland tribes, miners, a Catholic Mission, held by Father Gasperini, a certain Robert Preston, farmer, who captures wild animals and sells them to various zoos.

John Baxter fa amicizia con una bella e misteriosa ragazza senza memoria e la salva da un pericoloso olandese, che vuole appropriarsi di un favoloso giacimento di uranio.

Sette storie divertenti che ruotano attorno alla sessualità.

The evil dictator Ajak sends his armies to attack a neighboring kingdom, and during the battle, the besieged King Annurius orders one of his subjects to take his son Ursus to a place of safety outside of the city, after first putting a royal medallion around the baby's neck. Ajak kills the king and usurps his throne, but the infant prince is smuggled out of the city to safety.

Isabelle is married and has a daughter, but she must face the onset of menopause. Despite the doctor's reassurances, things do not go well, as her husband cheats on her with a girl who is barely a teenager.

Turi Leofonte is a former mafioso who agrees to testify in a trial involving very important people within the organization. For the mafia, Leofonte is dangerous, which is why he must die.

Crocifisso Gesù Cristo, Ponzio Pilato arriva alla conclusione che la condanna di quell'innocente deve ricadere su chi l'ha decretata. Chiede a Tiberio imperatore di essere decapitato.