Men of Mystery Comics #54
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Plundering Pooch," Colonel Withers leads Terry's camel corps into the desert on a mission to capture the elusive raider Sharane, but when the operation goes awry and the men are taken, Terry escapes and dons the mantle of the Desert Panther to mount a daring rescue. With Ken Battefield's distinctive art bringing the arid landscapes and swashbuckling action to life, this 2006 adventure from Men of Mystery Comics #54 delivers a classic desert thriller where courage and disguise collide.
In "The Plundering Pooch," wealthy and suspicious Bruce Brinton finds an unlikely companion in a small, scruffy puppy—though his hardened exterior hides a surprising fondness for the little dog. Unbeknownst to him, the pup is secretly wired by Hacker Kane’s crew to track the elusive Terror Twins, turning an innocent bond into a high-stakes game of cat and mouse.
In "null," Colonel Withers pushes his camel corps into the desert on a mission to capture the elusive raider Sharane, dismissing Terry’s suggestion to enlist the legendary Desert Panther. When the mission turns dire and the men are taken, Terry escapes, dons the Panther’s mask, and rallies the Panther’s forces to free Withers and bring Sharane to justice.
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↩ Reprints National Comics #15 (1941), Weird Comics #19 (1941), Target Comics #5 [95] (1948), The Black Terror #24 (1948), Jungle Comics #136 (1951), After Dark #6 (1955)
Reprinted in Hip Comics #19192 (2018)
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