Martin Kane, Private Eye #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMartin Kane investigates a case involving Professor Yugar, a small man who steals life from victims, and his accomplice Maria. Kane pursues them through a confrontation where Professor Yugar attempts to kill Kane but is revealed to be a murderer and thief. The story culminates with Kane discovering that Yugar and his associate have stolen plans, leading to a bank heist orchestrated by John Hamilton involving torpedo men and hardened criminals who attempt to rob the bank at dawn with getaway cars and an elaborate scheme to escape with the stolen cash.
Martin Kane takes on a deadly assignment: escorting atomic physicist Professor Yugar and his classified H-bomb trigger plans from New York to Washington by rail—but the job turns into a desperate chase when mysterious gunmen intercept the train and make off with both the Professor and the briefcase. Working from a slim lead found on one of the thieves, Kane infiltrates a suspicious experimental theatre and finds himself drawn into a dangerous dance of deception with Marta Voreine, an actress with her own agenda, as the case spirals toward answers that could reshape the balance of power.
Martin Kane lectures a police athletic league on how natural athletes sometimes turn to crime—and uses Zack Bodego, the Crusher, as a cautionary tale. This muscular vagrant-turned-wrestler begins a criminal career stealing from small towns, and his path soon leads him into the orbit of the scheming Arch Megger, who sees far bigger opportunities to exploit Zack's raw strength. Kane's investigation traces the Crusher's descent from petty robbery to something far more dangerous.
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Reprinted in Wally Wood: Eerie Tales of Crime and Horror #[nn] (2013), Martin Kane Private Eye #3
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