Adventure Comics #64
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mystery of the Men with the Staring Eyes!", Hourman confronts a mad scientist wielding an ultra-sensory ray that conjures tiny, cloud-like beings from the 5th Dimension—creatures visible only through infra-red glasses. With Bernard Baily handling art, inks, and letters, the story unfolds in crisp, early-DC style, while Jack Burnley’s cover captures the eerie, otherworldly threat.
In "The Mystery of the Men with the Staring Eyes!" from Adventure Comics #64 (1941), the Astral Avenger confronts a chilling threat when a robed figure unleashes a sinister power known as the "Living Death," turning unsuspecting victims into lifeless, obedient drones. With no clear motive and eyes that seem to pierce through the veil of reality, the villain's campaign of control pushes the hero to the edge of his limits.
In "The Little Men Who Weren't There," the Man of the Hour races against time to stop a mad scientist wielding an ultra-sensory ray that conjures tiny, cloud-like beings from the fifth dimension—beings invisible to the naked eye. Only with infra-red glasses can he see the tiny thieves, making the chase a battle of perception, precision, and one man’s determination to outwit a foe who’s always just out of sight.
In "The Unseen Man," Dian discovers a strange box of paint at an art shop—only to find that one of her fingers vanishes when she uses it. As she grapples with the mystery, the line between reality and the unseen begins to blur.
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Reprinted in Golden Age Starman Archives #1 (2000)
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