Men of Mystery Comics #115
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Carnival of Corpses!", wealthy Bill Reed—once struck down by infantile paralysis and humiliated by a college rival—defies fate with a pair of self-made wings, reclaiming his mobility and dedicating his life to justice. Now, as he stands against the enigmatic menace known as the Wrench, who bears scars from a World War I bomb blast, the fate of the S.S. Atlantic hangs in the balance. Art by Alan Mandel, this 2020 AC release delivers a striking blend of personal redemption and high-stakes peril.
In "null," wealthy Bill Reed, once paralyzed and humiliated by a college rival, defies fate by crafting wings that restore his mobility—and with them, a mission to protect the innocent. After two years of quiet heroism, his resolve is tested when a new threat emerges: the Wrench, a war-scarred enemy with a grudge, targeting the S.S. Atlantic.
In "Valda King of the Dead!", Colonel Moore is sent to India to confront a mysterious figure known as a prophet who's rallying crowds with unsettling power—his mission: to stop the rising tide of unrest before it consumes the region.
In "null," Bob’s routine call from a supposed friend of his late college roommate Ronnie Keller quickly unravels into something far more sinister. Drawn into a meeting that feels too perfectly set up, he realizes too late he’s walked into a trap—left alone in a place that feels too familiar, too controlled.
In "null," the Green Mist—better known as the Amazing Man—races against time to stop a bomb from destroying the Port of San Francisco, a sabotage meant to provoke America into joining the war in Europe. With tensions rising and the stakes dangerously high, he must unravel the plot before the city is caught in the crossfire.
In "Killers' Cataract!", Don takes the Young Defenders on a vacation to Niagara Falls, but the trip turns dangerous when Captain Freedom is drawn into a high-stakes showdown with Mandoza, a man orchestrating a daring escape for Nazi POWs to launch a sabotage mission using toy torpedo boats against a vital power plant.
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