Fly Man #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Get Lost, Fly-Man," Jerry Siegel and Paul Reinman deliver a standout moment in the Fly Man series as John Raymond finds himself caught between defending his secret identity and protecting his family—only to watch his wife and mother-in-law handle a break-in with surprising skill. With Paul Reinman’s dynamic art and Sam Rosen’s crisp lettering, this 1966 issue captures a rare, grounded moment of domestic tension and unexpected heroism, all under Reinman’s distinctive cover pencils and inks.
In "The Mad Caper of the Madman," John Raymond finds himself caught between defending his secret identity to his wife and mother-in-law when the Madman crashes their home. Without a moment to react, the women swiftly subdue the intruder, proving they’re far more capable than anyone expected.
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Reprinted in Super Heroes versus Super Villains #1 (1966), Creepy Worlds #248 (1988), Antarès #129 (1989), Creepy Worlds #113, Star-Team #2, Star-Team #2
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