Men of Mystery Comics #63

In "Dragg," Doll Man dives into a bizarre bank heist that leads him straight to a mysterious new villain called Dragg, a criminal with a wild invention: a gravity machine. With the city on edge and the science behind the device pushing the limits of the impossible, Doll Man must unravel the truth before Dragg’s next move.

In "Frozen Alive," the Frankenstein monster—still alive after being encased in ice—awakens when a plane crash disables his refrigeration, leaving him free in a world he’s never known. Found by a woman named Claudia, he’s soon drawn into a strange new threat as mummies rise from the dead and take her as their queen. Written by an unnamed author and illustrated by an unnamed artist, this chilling tale blends gothic horror with unexpected alliances.

When Jim and Susan overhear a call about a break-in at the von Schuyler mansion, they quickly suit up as Bulletman and Bulletgirl, racing to the scene just as the notorious Big Yegg makes his move. The night air hums with tension as the duo arrives, ready to confront the thief—though the mystery behind the attack may run deeper than a simple burglary.

In "null," the Shark discovers he's the long-lost son of Father Neptune, a revelation that unlocks newfound strength on land. With his father's guidance, he teams up to stop the mad scientist Dr. Stepet, whose ray gun threatens to evaporate entire lakes. When the threat escalates, an octopus intervenes—ending Dr. Stepet's plans in a sudden, unexpected way.

In "On the High Seas," Air-Man—real name Drake Stevens—takes to the waves in pursuit of a phantom vessel terrorizing the seas, determined to uncover the truth behind the mysterious pirate Captain Corzen and put an end to the ship’s reign of terror.