Men of Mystery Comics #102

In "null," Blazer is pulled into a mystery when Dr. Skull’s body vanishes after being presumed dead. With the help of Dr. Morgan’s niece, whom he’s reluctantly drawn into the fight, Blazer races to Washington to stop an invasion bombing the Capitol—only to find himself caught between saving the doctor and niece and confronting Skull’s final, dangerous plan.

In "null," Bob and Tim, agents of the Office of Economic Warfare, find themselves in North Africa investigating a mysterious chemical threat—only to be thrown into chaos when a massive red mass crashes from the sky, obliterating a battleship. As the duo races to uncover the source behind a series of devastating attacks across the U.S., they must outwit Nazi operatives and track a hidden enemy whose weapon turns the sky itself into a weapon.

In "Up Pops the Devil!" from Men of Mystery Comics #102, two desperate crooks fleeing after a violent robbery take refuge in a cemetery—only to accidentally unleash Mr. Lucifer, who emerges from the earth with a host of dark minions. As the fiendish forces begin their reign of chaos, a twist of fate traps them all in a sealed tomb of cement, leaving their next move shrouded in dread.

In "The Man without a Face!", Shrimpo—mocked for his size and intellect—turns vengeful, seizing control of Bloody Mike’s gang to launch a citywide reign of crime. When Claire, as Moon Girl, intervenes during a jewelry heist, she finds herself facing a foe whose mind is as sharp as his ambitions are twisted.

In "The Banana King," Chase, on a goodwill tour through Latin America, finds himself ambushed after picking up a seemingly innocent banana—only to be thrown into the ocean. When he awakens as Commando Yank, he uncovers a shocking truth: each banana hides a metal tube of contraband, and the smuggling operation leads straight to the notorious Powder Mike King.

In "Monsters of the Cave," Richard ventures into his father’s cursed gold mine after rescuing Bart and Roland, only to face a swarm of strange creatures led by the tree-man Kula, who abducts Alice. As Richard pursues the attacker and defeats him, he uncovers a shocking truth: the leader of the tree folk is none other than his own mother.

In "null," wealthy Edmond Snipe trades his boredom for adventure when he partners with a man claiming to possess a genuine pirate treasure map. With Diana and Captain Snipe in tow, the search leads them to the long-lost hoard—only for Diana to later find Edmond dead and his share of the treasure vanished.

In "Win, Place and Death," Brian devises a risky plan to catch a killer by training Pinky, a horse with a mysterious past, to ride in a high-stakes race—turning the track into a trap where the truth might finally gallop to light.

In "null," John Anderson, haunted by the sudden disappearance of his partner Pendleton, flees with Jack and June from Conajee Island after a violent ambush by a local horde. Seeking refuge on Tanna Island, they find only burning ruins and the corpses of Stanley and Livingston—before being captured by the enigmatic Chong Wong and his men.

In "null," Preston takes on the guise of the Green Giant to uncover a counterfeit stock ring, tracking down the culprits through a web of deception. As he closes in on the mastermind behind the operation, the line between vigilante and justice blurs in a tense, no-frills showdown.

In "The Destruction of Tarsis," Rex and Cynde answer a desperate plea to save Tarsis before it's lost to catastrophe, but their mission splits them apart—Cynde takes command of a separate vessel only to be captured by the villains Rof and Zard, leaving Rex to face the planet's doom alone.

In "Monstrous ..Mutants..," Rod races to uncover a global conspiracy after learning that babies are being swapped in hospitals worldwide—linking the mystery to his friend Chuck, whose memories have vanished, and Chuck’s recent, secretive journey to Mars. As Rod digs deeper, he uncovers a radical new order among the planet’s mutant populations, who believe they’ve evolved beyond humanity and are determined to transform all life into their image.

In "Apollyon's Book," Jo, a brilliant student, uncovers a forbidden tome in the tomb of a long-dead pharaoh, unleashing ancient rites that awaken the infernal presence of Apollyon. Now, Ibis must race against time to contain both the student’s reckless ambition and the monstrous force he’s summoned.

In "The Greatest Siege Gun Ever Built!", Gibson finds himself facing a terrifying new threat: the Hitler Gun, a monstrous weapon capable of striking targets from unimaginable distances. As the Nazis unveil this unprecedented siege weapon, Gibson must think fast to stop it before it turns the tide of war.

When the Claw vanishes after a brutal clash with the Ghost, the villain is left stunned—until he learns the Mayor has been taken, and the city faces destruction unless its leaders surrender. Now, with the Claw gone, the Ghost must confront a new kind of threat, one that forces him to question his own motives in a city teetering on the edge.