Golden-Age Men of Mystery #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Riddle of the Arctic," Chase Yale answers a desperate plea from Red Hawk, arriving in a frozen village where the fish have vanished and the people face ruin. With Pierre Grisette hoarding the catch and using sickened whales to trap them, Chase must uncover the strange truth behind the missing fish—before starvation claims the community. Dan Barry’s artwork brings the icy isolation and tension to life, while Brad Gorby and Mark Heike’s cover captures the mystery’s stark, frozen edge.
In "Riddle of the Arctic," Chase Yale answers a desperate call from Red Hawk, arriving to find a village on the brink—its fishing grounds dried up and its people facing ruin. With the fish trapped upstream by strange, mustard-sickened whales, Chase must unravel the mystery before starvation sets in, as the fate of the community hangs in the balance.
In "The Crossroads of Crime!" from Golden-Age Men of Mystery #2, Larry Adams finds himself torn between his life of crime and a sudden, unexpected connection after a fateful accident leaves Babs injured. As his gang captures the Fighting Yank, Larry must choose between loyalty to his crew and the fragile hope of a new life with the woman he's come to care for.
In "The Nameless Men!", Dr. Terry Bruce finds himself entangled in a dangerous scheme when he helps two men falsify death certificates for insurance money. When his girlfriend is kidnapped to silence him, the mysterious Black Terror steps in to unravel the conspiracy—before the truth claims another life.
In "The Return of Magico?", written by Carl Memley, the elusive trickster Magico finds himself behind bars just as a violent tornado tears through the frontier town. With the Ghost Rider and the guards distracted saving lives, Magico slips free during the chaos—using the storm’s cover to vanish into the wilderness. Now on the run and assuming his enemies will believe him dead, he begins crafting a new deception, slipping into a new disguise to set a trap of his own.
In "Ringside Racket!", Phantom Lady and Don Borden stumble upon a brutal attack targeting middleweight champion Slim McKay—only to learn he refused to throw his next fight. With the stakes rising and the fight game under siege, Phantom Lady takes it upon herself to dismantle the gang behind the intimidation.
In "The Beasts from 1,000,000 B.C.," Captain Flash and Ricky journey to Africa to investigate a failing uranium supply, only to find Ricky poisoned and the duo trapped in a remote, icy wilderness. As Captain Flash races to find an antidote, his desperate search topples an ancient ice cliff—unleashing three prehistoric dinosaurs frozen in time.
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↩ Reprints Wow Comics #61 (1947), The Fighting Yank #25 (1948), The Black Terror #25 (1948), Phantom Lady #5 [1] (1954), Red Mask #48 (1955), Captain Flash #3 (1955)
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