Men of Mystery Comics #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Curtain Call for Death," Cat-Man and Kitten take on the sinister Dr. Macabre, whose deadly serum turns victims into mindless puppets obeying the first command they hear. With the fate of the city hanging in the balance, the duo must outwit a villain who turns obedience into a weapon—art by George Gregg, with cover by Joe Simon.
In "Curtain Call for Death," actor Wendell Spencer’s sudden death sends shockwaves through the spotlight, prompting Don Daring to step into the mystery with his sharp instincts. As the investigation unfolds, a stuntman unexpectedly joins forces with Daring, turning the spotlight on a killer hiding in plain sight.
In "null," cartoonist Austin Powell, masked as the vigilante The Owl, tracks down the thief Nightshade not just to stop a crime, but to reclaim the final panel of a comic strip he’s been drawing for a news syndicate—each page a piece of his personal mission. The story unfolds in three tight, expressive pages that blend the surreal with the street-level, as Powell’s dual life as artist and hero blurs in a chase that feels both urgent and oddly personal.
In "null," Cat-Man and Kitten face off against the sinister Dr. Macabre, who’s weaponizing a dangerous serum created by Professor Spellman. The drug grants total obedience to the first person who gives a command, turning its victims into mindless agents of whoever holds the power.
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