Golden-Age Men of Mystery #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Devil's Island," Yarko and Li Wan journey to Tibet in search of the elusive Hoshai Plant, a flower said to bloom with human blood. Captured by Lailani and her coven of vampiresses, Yarko must rely on his hypnotic powers to survive a deadly game of wills. With Will Eisner’s signature artistry bringing the eerie atmosphere to life, this issue marks a standout moment in the Golden-Age Men of Mystery series.
In "Devil's Island," thief Moran holds the key to a revolutionary new gun, making him a target for every spy and spy chief in Europe. When he's captured for murder and imprisoned on the infamous Devil's Island, Black X is sent to ensure the secret never falls into enemy hands—no matter the cost.
In "null," Dr. Fung and Dan Barrister venture into the dense Malay Jungle on a mission to find Lady Williston, the lost daughter of the Earl of Williston, who’s been living with a remote tribe. As they track her through the wilds, their search takes a tense turn when they realize her survival depends not just on finding her—but on helping her return to a world she no longer remembers.
In "null," the Death Patrol investigates a mysterious bombing of London—no aircraft in sight, yet explosions rain down. As they scramble to uncover the source, the mission takes a deadly turn when one of their own falls in silence.
In "null," Yarko and Li Wan journey to Tibet seeking the legendary Hoshai Plant, a flower said to bloom with human blood. Captured by Lailani and her coven of vampiresses, Yarko must use his hypnotic abilities in a deadly test of wills against her dark powers.
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