Golden-Age Men of Mystery #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dice of Death!", the Golden-Age Men of Mystery #9 (1998), Guy Sandor's brother Slim returns from prison with a twisted new edge—his brother's unwavering goodness only fuels his rage. When Slim tries to collect on a debt tied to rigged dice, the confrontation turns deadly, and Guy is wrongfully arrested after discovering the body. With Slim on the run with his wife, the Black Terror must piece together the truth before justice is lost. Art by Mort Lawrence, with a striking cover by Alex Schomburg.
In "Dice of Death!", Guy Sandor finds his life upended when his brother Slim, freshly released from prison, turns to violence after a rigged game of dice goes sour. With Slim now on the run and Guy wrongfully accused of murder, the Black Terror must unravel the truth before justice is lost—while a dangerous game of fate and betrayal unfolds.
In "The Mars Factor," Adolf Hitler’s bizarre scheme to conquer America takes a surreal turn when he enlists Schnubel to deploy a mysterious projector that simulates Mars’ atmosphere across an entire city. With the skies turning red and the air thick with alien dread, Pyroman must unravel the science behind the illusion before the deception collapses into chaos.
When the Ooze drains the life from two victims, Yankee Girl dives into the city’s hidden sewers, chasing a mystery that pulses beneath the streets. With no clear trail and only instinct guiding her, she ventures into the dark, where the real danger may not be the creature—but what it’s hiding.
In "Will Power," Brian Butler and three others are brought together by their late uncle’s will, only to find themselves trapped in a remote cliffside home under a deadly test. As each of them falls victim to a mysterious killer, Brian and his companion Pinky race to uncover the truth before the final trap claims another life.
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↩ Reprints America's Best Comics #3 (3) (1942), Hangman Comics #7 (1943), Startling Comics #2 (23) (1943), Wow Comics #61 (1947), Exciting Comics #68 (1949)
Reprinted in Cape and Mask #1 (2003), Men of Mystery - Heroes for the Ages #1 (2006)
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