Human Fly #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe Human Fly battles organized crime figures and their stolen furs. After a mobster escapes with stolen merchandise, the Human Fly pursues him across rooftops and through a warehouse, recovering the stolen goods. A separate romantic subplot follows a young couple who are detectives, with one adopting the Bronze Man identity to fight crime while managing their undercover work and personal relationship.
In "Triple Trouble," a city's anti-juvenile delinquency campaign clashes with a crooked furrier’s scheme to collect insurance by hiring a group of school kids to rob his own warehouse. With the kids caught in a web of deception, their youthful mischief becomes the perfect cover for a crime that’s anything but innocent.
In "Statue of Doom," Randy, a man whose name is now immortalized in a local statue for a past heroic act, returns to the town only to find himself caught in a deadly game. After witnessing a courtroom sentencing, he overhears a warning about the judge’s life, leading him on a frantic chase that ends with the judge’s son taken hostage. As the clock ticks down, Randy realizes the very statue that honors him is rigged to explode during a public speech—putting the judge’s life, and the town’s future, in the balance.
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↩ Reprints Blue Beetle #44 (1946)
Reprinted in The Comic Book Makers #[nn] (1990)
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