Marvel Mystery Comics #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Devil's Mutineers" delivers a sharp, timely wartime thriller in Marvel Mystery Comics #66, a 1945 10-cent comic where Torch and Toro take on a Nazi spy disguised as a foreman. With art by Allen Bellman, the story unfolds with suspense as the duo protects an innocent immigrant from a mob, uncovers a sabotage plot, and exposes the real enemy behind the chaos. The cover by Alex Schomburg captures the tension perfectly, setting the stage for a classic hero-versus-villain showdown.
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A foreman (who is a Nazi spy) blows up a munitions plant and tries to pin the blame on a foreign immigrant worker. Torch and Toro save the man from being lynched and escort him to jail for his own protection. When they recover the explosive used in the blast, they realize that they are dealing with Nazis and the immigrant is innocent. Torch and Toro pay a visit to rattle the man who incited the lynch mob and hit paydirt. The man calls up the foreman, and the Torch has tapped his phoneline. Torch and Toro attack the hideout and round up the swine. They then release the immigrant from jail.
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