Boy Comics [Boy Illustories] #81
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Strength of a Hundred Men," Iron Jaw is drawn into a high-stakes plan by CB to infiltrate the Deadly Dozen, using deception to turn the criminal gang's own enforcer into a lawman's secret weapon. Written by Charles Biro and illustrated by Bill Overgard, this 1952 tale blends cunning strategy with the raw power of a man whose strength is matched only by his loyalty—tested in ways he never expected. The cover, also by Biro, captures the tension of a man caught between two worlds.
In "Iron Jaw Bites Again," CB spins a high-stakes plan to bring down a network of underground criminals by manipulating Iron Jaw into joining the notorious Deadly Dozen—only to turn him into a trusted police informant from within. The story unfolds as Iron Jaw’s loyalty is tested, and his next move could either seal the criminals’ fate or expose him as a pawn in a game he never asked to play.
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Reprinted in Men of Mystery Comics #70 (2008)
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