DC Special #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Nightstick," former counter-intelligence agent Don Reed trades runways for undercover work when the FBI recruits him to impersonate Alex Tate, a crime syndicate boss. As Reed prepares to take on the role, he discovers Tate was set to undergo plastic surgery—leaving him trapped in a high-stakes game of deception and survival. Written by Jack Miller and illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by Sy Barry, this 1971 thriller features a gripping twist and a tense showdown at the gang's headquarters, all rendered with the crisp detail of Nick Cardy’s cover art.
In "The Greatest Villain of All Time," a string of high-profile thefts targets cinematic relics tied to legendary movie roles, from "The Mad Maestro" to "Phantom of the City." Only Lt. Harry Fowler, a former Hollywood screenwriter with a sharp eye for storytelling, begins to see the pattern—and the twisted mind behind it—when the thief, Leif Conrad, starts playing his own role too perfectly to ignore.
In "The Two Faces of Mr. X," former counter-intelligence agent Don Reed is pulled back into the shadows when the FBI recruits him to impersonate Alex Tate, a crime syndicate leader. As Reed prepares to take on the role, he discovers Tate was set to undergo plastic surgery—setting off a tense, high-stakes game of deception and survival when he’s forced into the operating room.
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