Fly Man #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Phantasmon The Terrible," The Shield finds himself at a deceptively peaceful convention of international lawmen—only to uncover a shocking truth: it's actually a gathering of alien space pirates. With the odds stacked against him, he must face down a relentless horde of a thousand foes in a battle that tests his courage and cunning. Written by Jerry Siegel and brought to life with dynamic art by Paul Reinman (pencils and inks) and vibrant colors by Victor Gorelick, this 1966 adventure stands out as a standout in the Fly Man series, with a cover by Reinman that captures the high-stakes tension perfectly.
In "Phantasmon The Terrible," the alien menace Phantasmon and his trio of henchmen—Sorro, Disastro, and the Crumbler—launch a bold assault on Earth, capturing Fly-Man and Fly Girl in a bid to seize control. With the fate of the planet hanging in the balance, the heroes must find a way to break free before the invasion reaches its peak.
In "The Thousand Foes of the Shield," the hero is lured to a seemingly legitimate gathering of law enforcement only to discover it’s a trap set by alien space pirates. Now, with no allies and outnumbered, The Shield must face a relentless wave of 1000 foes in a fight that tests his courage and resolve.
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Reprinted in Star-Team #5 (1983), Sinister Tales #226 (1988), Antarès #127 (1989), Antarès #128 (1989), Sinister Tales #94
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