Marvel Mystery Comics #22

In "The Invasion of Alslavia," Torch and Toro answer the call of a small European nation under siege, racing to stop a monstrous Nazi invasion wall before it crushes their resistance. With the wall destroyed, the heroes dive into the depths, uncovering a hidden undersea fortress meant to ambush Allied ships—where Torch must face the dread of war beneath the waves.

In this 1941 tale from *Marvel Mystery Comics* #22, Namor lands in a quiet midwestern town where he contemplates new ways to combat Nazi sabotage—leading him to design a clever, miniature field car with inventive modifications, blending military utility with his own unique flair.

In "The Nazis' Death Gas," Ka-Zar confronts a ruthless Nazi expedition using a deadly chemical spray to destroy the jungle, threatening to pave the way for their control over Central Africa—alongside their Italian allies. Written and illustrated with the raw energy of wartime adventure, this 1941 tale pits the lord of the jungle against a sinister threat that turns the wild heart of Africa into a battleground.

In "The Mystery of the Phantom Killer," Terry follows a trail of jewel thefts tied to a shadowy figure known only as the Phantom Robber—each crime unfolding in towns just as the circus rolls into town. With the circus's arrival adding a layer of distraction and disguise, Terry must untangle the clues before the next heist.

In "The Revenge of Sphinx Henchel," the Angel is drawn into a chilling mystery when a wild-eyed stranger crashes into an operating room, disrupting efforts to save a judge’s life—leaving behind a trail of confusion and a sinister hint of vengeance. Written and illustrated with the crisp, urgent energy of early 1940s superhero storytelling, this nine-page tale blends suspense and the uncanny in a case that defies logic.