Men of Mystery Comics #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Toymaster of Crime," Will Eisner delivers a taut, atmospheric tale as the enigmatic Black Ace is drawn into a dangerous mission aboard a mysterious submarine. With Eisner’s signature storytelling and artistry on full display, the story unfolds in tense silence and shadow, as Black Ace faces both the depths and the moral weight of his assignment. The cover by Mac Raboy captures the issue’s eerie, noir-tinged mood, a striking complement to the tale within.
In "The Plot to Take Alaska," Black Ace finds himself aboard a mysterious submarine, drawn in by a shadowy assignment that quickly turns dangerous. As the vessel is torpedoed and sinks to the ocean floor, he must keep the crew alive with calm resolve—breathing shallowly, waiting for rescue—while the true nature of the mission remains buried beneath the waves.
In "null," freshly released from prison, the enigmatic Topaz reinvents himself as a teacher, opening a school with a twisted curriculum aimed at corrupting his more vulnerable colleagues—only to see if their criminal ambitions will finally earn him the rewards he craves.
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↩ Reprints Smash Comics #3 (1939), Prize Comics #7 (7) (1940), Prize Comics #1 (13) (1941), Green Lama #1 (1944), Yellowjacket Comics #4 (1944), Daring Adventures 3-D #1 (1953)
Reprinted in Golden-Age Treasury #1 (2003)
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