Golden-Age Men of Mystery #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Story of Rosetta!", Terry West is sent to investigate Dr. Ivan Claux’s groundbreaking work on a miniaturized mechanical brain, a creation that could tip the balance of global power. When she discovers Claux has been kidnapped, she triggers a hidden alarm on her bracelet—sending a urgent signal to Catman and Kit, who spring into action to rescue her, the doctor, and the dangerous prototype. Penciled and inked by John Dixon, this 1998 issue features dynamic art and a taut, suspenseful plot, with a striking cover by Bob Fujitani.
In "The Model Crimes!" from Golden-Age Men of Mystery #11, Monk Malone’s desperate bid to win Audrey Vane’s affection sets off a chain of events that pulls the Black Terror and Tim into a night at Fabulous Furs—where a robbery seems certain, but nothing is as it appears. With Audrey caught between two men and a stolen mink coat on the line, the mystery thickens faster than a midnight fog.
In "Satan's Seal," Phantom Lady journeys to the troubled kingdom of Travania to prevent a looming war, arriving just as King Eduardo teeters under the influence of his cunning Prime Minister Kantroff. With shadows and secrets thick in the air, she must uncover the truth before peace collapses.
In "The Electronic Monster!", Terry West is sent to investigate Dr. Ivan Claux’s groundbreaking work on a miniaturized mechanical brain, feared by the UN for its potential misuse. When she discovers the doctor has vanished and finds herself in a trap, her bracelet sends an urgent signal—calling Catman and Kit to a high-stakes rescue mission.
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↩ Reprints Cat-Man Comics #27 (1945), Exciting Comics #64 (1948), Phantom Lady #5 [1] (1954)
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