Man Comics #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Faceless Man!", a group of teens confront a chilling mystery when their history teacher, Prof. Paul Klein—a survivor of a Nazi concentration camp—receives a warning from a U.N. Security Police agent that the Faceless Man, a shadowy figure from his past, is hunting him. With the professor kidnapped and a citywide sabotage plot in motion, Bob and the Troubleshooters race to uncover the truth behind the Faceless Man’s identity. Written and illustrated by Carl Hubbell, this gripping 1953 tale blends wartime trauma with Cold War-era suspense, all captured in a striking cover by Hubbell.
In the shadow of postwar fears, a quiet schoolroom in 1953 becomes the unlikely stage for a dangerous secret when Professor Paul Klein, a Holocaust survivor, is drawn into a chilling conspiracy. After his nephew Kurt arrives for tea, the teens and their mentor Bob uncover a hidden threat: the Faceless Man, a Nazi remnant leader who claims Klein is the only one who ever saw his face. With the city’s underground systems at risk and a shocking betrayal looming, the Troubleshooters must race to expose the truth before the tunnels are destroyed.
In "Death Is a Spy's Reward," Lance, a sharp-eyed agent caught in a web of deception, finds himself drawn into a deadly game when a pheasant he bags leads to a hidden microfilm and a trap set by enemy spies. With his boss dead and a traitor among the ranks, Lance must unravel the truth before it’s too late.
In "Rocket to the Moon!" from Man Comics #27 (1953), a secret Soviet space project hidden in the Australian jungle threatens global balance, prompting U.N.-backed pilot Lance Brant to investigate—unaware that Bob and the Troubleshooters are secretly aboard his plane. As the Russians prepare to launch their moon-bound rocket, a daring mission unfolds when the team infiltrates the craft, battles their enemies mid-flight, and lands on the lunar surface to plant a defiant American flag.
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Reprinted in Lorna the Jungle Girl #10 (1954), Atlas Comics Library #4 (2024)
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