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Men of Mystery Comics#112
Cover: Reed Crandall

Men of Mystery Comics #112

Jan 2019 · AC · 29.95 USD
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"Minute Man Meets the Mummy" delivers a gripping blend of espionage and ancient mystery in Men of Mystery Comics #112 (2019), a standout issue where Private Jack Weston uncovers a cryptic message tied to a dead agent in Egypt. With the eerie whisper of "The Mummy lives!" still echoing, Jack follows a mysterious Arab who speaks fluent German to a hidden temple, where he confronts a voice claiming to be the mummy of Rameses II—only to find the truth is far more sinister. Art by Phil Bard brings the shadowy desert intrigue to life, while the cover by Reed Crandall captures the vintage flair of the era.

Contains 14 stories
Untitled Superhero story
10 pp · Superhero
Man of War [Clay Carter] (introduction)Mars (a god, in spirit form)Wanda Hall (FBI agent, introduction)General Luko (villain, introduction, death)General Gurk (villain, death)Luko's Army (villains, introduction for all, all die)
Untitled Adventure story
8 pp · Adventure, Science Fiction
Martan the Marvel ManVanaGeneral PeltonThe Spacemen (villains)

In "null," Martan, a refugee from the distant planet Antaclea, offers his expertise in inter-planetary warfare to help defend Hoboken, New Jersey, against a sudden alien invasion. With the fate of Earth hanging in the balance, his alien knowledge becomes a crucial, if untested, weapon in a desperate stand along the Jersey shore.

Minute Man Meets the Mummy
12 pp · Superhero
Minute Man [Jack Weston]The Mummy (villain, death)German agents (villains, all die)

In "Minute Man Meets the Mummy," private Jack Weston is drawn into a mystery in Egypt after a dying agent’s final words—“The Mummy lives!”—lead him to a hidden temple. There, he encounters a man who speaks German with eerie precision and uncovers a mummified figure claiming to be Rameses II, rallying followers against foreign forces. The truth behind the ancient facade is far more sinister than it appears.

"Double" Trouble
10 pp · Adventure, Superhero
The Red Demon [Judge Straight] [aka Reginald Hawkins, butler to Judge Straight] (introduction)James Jenkins (introduction)Imp (villain, imitator, introduction)The Boss [Marline] (villain, a magician, introduction, death)

In "Double" Trouble, James Jenkins finds himself caught between two lives when he’s framed as a society thug and forced to play the part—only to turn the tables by impersonating his own butler and infiltrating the Servant's Club. But his plan hits a wall when he’s captured by The Boss and her henchman, Imp, leaving his true identity hanging in the balance.

Touch of the Leper
13 pp · Adventure
Crimebuster [Chuck Chandler]Squeeks (a monkey)O'Roarke (prison guard)Barbara (girl who saves Crimebuster, introduction)Carol (Barbara's twin sister, introduction, cameo)Coach Darcy (death)[Darcy] (villain, Coach Darcy's twin brother, introduction)The Leper (German saboteur, introduction)

In "Touch of the Leper," Crimebuster tracks a deadly saboteur known only as the Leper, unaware that the threat runs deeper than a single enemy. When his old coach Darcy is murdered and replaced by his twin brother—a traitor working for the Germans—Crimebuster must untangle a web of deception, trusting no one as he closes in on the truth.

Case of the Crooked Clown!
13 pp · Superhero
Yank and Doodle [Yank [Dick Walters]Doodle [Rick Walters]]Uncle Bob Waltersprison wardenCharley (U.S. Assay Office worker, introduction)Funnibone (villain, introduction)Rudolf Schmidt [aka Roger Smith] (villain, Gestapo agent)

In "Case of the Crooked Clown!" from Men of Mystery Comics #112, the eccentric Funnibone teams up with the reluctant Roger Smith after a dramatic rescue from an electrified chair, setting off a twisted alliance that pits them against the infamous duo Yank and Doodle. With promises of justice and a hidden agenda, Funnibone’s true intentions remain as slippery as his clownish grin.

Wolves in the Wilderness!
7 pp · Adventure, Aviation
Captain Midnight [Captain Jim "Red" Albright]Icky MuddEndicott Tree (phone lineman)Havana McGee (villain)McGee's gang (villains)

In "Wolves in the Wilderness!" from Men of Mystery Comics #112, Captain Midnight’s experimental cable car catapult goes awry when he’s captured by the McGee gang during a test. With help from an unexpected ally, Icky, and a clever twist involving stolen police uniforms, the tide turns—only for the gang to outmaneuver the authorities in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse. When a lone phone repairman picks up on the chaos, he becomes the key to unraveling the trap.

Airboy Meets Valkyrie
13 pp · Adventure, Aviation, War
Airboy [David Nelson II]Birdie (Airboy's plane)Valkyrie [Leselotte von Schellendorf] (villain, introduction, reforms)Airmaidens (villains, introduction for all, all reform)Oberst (villain, introduction, death)the Nazis (villains, introduction for all, many die)

In "Airboy Meets Valkyrie," the daring aviator Airboy finds himself outmatched by the ruthless Valkyrie, a pilot whose loyalty lies with the enemy—but not for long. When she captures him and his sidekick Birdie, their aerial clash becomes a test of skill, will, and something far more dangerous: unexpected feeling. As the Airmaidens are imprisoned and the stakes rise, a shift begins in Valkyrie’s heart, setting the stage for a daring turn of fate.

It's Your Move, Uncle Sam!
6 pp · Superhero
Uncle SamBuddy Smithunnamed U.S. general (cameo only)the Japanese (villains)

In "It's Your Move, Uncle Sam!" from Men of Mystery Comics #112, Uncle Sam and his ally Buddy face a high-stakes mission when intelligence reveals a Japanese stronghold at Marusu poised to strike from behind American lines. With time running short and the enemy aware of the U.S. logistical disadvantage, the duo volunteers for capture to uncover the enemy's true plans—only to turn the tables and lead the charge from within.

Untitled Superhero story
6 pp · Superhero
Dynamo [Jim Andrews]Mr. BarretBarret's daughterSlate (villain, detective, introduction)
Untitled Superhero story
10 pp · Superhero
The Dart [Wheeler]Ace [Andy]Jimmy DanteMr. Mance (death)Miss TilburyBlackwell (villain, introduction)
Food Shortage
6 pp · Superhero
The Face [Tony Trent]Babs Walsh (radio station secretary)Tony "Grudge" Grogan (villain)Melissa Sanders (villain, Grogan's secretary)Grogan's gang (villains)

In "Food Shortage," The Face digs into a chilling case of corruption, uncovering a web of deceit tied to a charity that’s supposed to feed asylum children—only to find the food itself may be the real weapon. With the truth buried in rations and receipts, he races to expose a man who’s profiting from suffering.

Untitled Superhero story
4 pp · Superhero
Untitled Adventure story
14 pp · Adventure
The Barker [Carnie Callahan]Colonel LaneHistorical Harold (archaeologist)Noodles (villain)Iggie Hootenfritz (villain)

In "null," Carnie brings Colonel Lane's Mammoth Circus to Mexico, where a pair of fugitive crooks from the States see a chance to steal from the country's gold stash. Pretending to honor Aztec heritage by enlisting local performers to portray historical figures, they lure crowds to the circus—using spectacle as a cover for their real plan.

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Full credits

artist, inker Phil Bard
cover pencils, inks Reed Crandall

Reprints

↩ Reprints Big Shot Comics #1 (1940), Popular Comics #52 (1940), Weird Comics #19 (1941), Man of War Comics #1 (1941), Boy Comics [Boy Illustories] #5 (1942), Prize Comics #2 (26) (1942), Master Comics #36 (1943), National Comics #30 (1943), Air Fighters Comics #2 [14] (1943), National Comics #42 (1944), Captain Midnight #32 (1945), Black Cat Comics #4 (1947), The Barker #7 (1948)

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