Man of War Comics #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Man of War Comics #2 (1942), the Fire-Man races to uncover a string of mysterious vehicle fires, sending Nancy undercover for the Acme Agency as a young orphan seeking shelter. When she's exposed by a mysterious professor, he reveals his terrifying secret: a gas that can turn a man into a living torch, used to burn vehicles carrying hidden cash. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered by Martin Filchock, with a striking cover by Paul Gustavson, this early wartime tale blends espionage and pulp science with a touch of eerie spectacle.
In the gritty streets of 1942, the O'Leary Gang’s relentless sabotage of milk deliveries threatens to cripple the city’s vital supply lines. With Commissioner Dalton overwhelmed by the gang’s repeated escapes on bail, he takes a bold step—disguising himself as the elusive vigilante known as The Ferret to finally bring them down.
In "null," the Fire-Man races to uncover the source of mysterious vehicle fires, sending Nancy undercover for the Acme Agency as an orphan seeking shelter. When her cover is blown, she’s confronted by a reclusive professor who reveals his terrifying secret: a gas that can turn a man into a living torch, used to torch vehicles loaded with cash.
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Reprinted in Super Weird Heroes #[nn] (2016)
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