Marvel Mystery Comics #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA thrilling snapshot of 1940 pulp-era adventure, this April issue of Marvel Mystery Comics features a cover by Alex Schomburg that crackles with tension: the Angel swings across a shark-filled pool, clutching a blonde woman in his arms while a ring of menacing red-and-yellow robed figures closes in from all sides. Inside, Bill Everett — sole writer, artist, inker, and letterer — helms a story alongside features spotlighting the Human Torch, Sub-Mariner, and Ka-Zar the Great. It's a vivid reminder of just how much excitement Marvel's earliest anthology title packed into a single ten-cent issue.
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After helping clear up the subway disaster, Namor is put on trial for his life and sentenced to death but is saved by the actions of Betty Dean. However, Namor vows revenge for what has happened to him.
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