Men of Mystery Comics #103
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Sea Sayings," Biff, Tex, and Percy are pulled into a high-stakes mission when the FBI reveals a hidden mental threat undermining American democracy—only the young can resist. Forming the "Rangers of Freedom," they quickly find themselves ensnared by the Super-Brain, forced to carry out a dangerous order in the nation’s capital. Joe Doolin handles both art and inks for the interior, while Dan Zolnerowich provides the cover.
In "null," Tabu confronts a looming disaster through a vision that reveals the Bulangis' dangerous devotion to the python god Pitor. With no time to reason, he conjures illusions to scare the tribe from their temple just before it collapses.
In "null," the ancient city of Khefra falls to invading Arab forces who begin looting its sacred ruins. When Fury breaks the chains of the enslaved Khefran soldiers and frees Fantomah from her prison, the tide of battle shifts in a sudden, shocking turn.
In "null," Biff, Tex, and Percy are pulled into a high-stakes mission when the FBI reveals a hidden threat manipulating America’s democracy through a mysterious mental force—one that only young minds can resist. Forming the "Rangers of Freedom," they’re quickly captured and forced by the Super-Brain to carry out a dangerous task: kidnap the President of the United States.
In "null," Flint and Mimi navigate the fragile hopes of a dying race on a newly formed world, where ancient beings rediscover youth amid the stars. When a desperate group of Gragonians—themselves refugees from a shattered planet—seek to claim the same sanctuary, Flint must protect the fragile peace before it shatters.
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