Men of Mystery Comics #107
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Finger of Death Points at Silver Streak," Will Eisner crafts a taut, atmospheric thriller as the Pan-American Congress deploys the massive Caldwell Line—a fortified sea barrier meant to strangle Axis supply routes. When Madame La Coquin lures Black X to a high-society Washington soirée, her deadly intentions are masked by glamour, only for Batu to deploy a chilling illusion that turns the assassin’s target into a ghost. With the fate of the line hanging in the balance, the stakes rise in this masterfully drawn tale from Eisner’s pen, pencils, inks, and letters. The cover by Alex Schomburg captures the tension with sharp, elegant detail.
In a tense wartime tale from Men of Mystery Comics #107, George and his friends are captured by Nazis hiding in a Long Island mansion, plotting to sink American ships in the harbor. When the Yogi Sage intervenes to rescue them, George must summon his hidden magical abilities to protect the fleet—before it’s too late.
In the shadow of the newly erected Caldwell Line, a high-stakes game of deception unfolds as Madame La Coquin lures Black X to a Washington soirée under the guise of a social gathering. With Batu’s illusions blurring reality, the line’s destruction is set in motion—though the true cost of victory remains hidden in the smoke of betrayal.
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