Men of Mystery Comics #64
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Stunt Man," a gifted violinist named Forbes suffers a devastating accident that costs him his hands—only to regain them through a miraculous graft. Though he’s thrilled to play again, the new hands carry a dark secret: they once belonged to an executed murderer whose spirit begins to take control. With help from the Ibis stick, Forbes tries to reclaim his music, but the spirit’s influence threatens to consume him. Art by Gus Ricca brings the eerie, emotional tension to life, while Al Bryant’s cover captures the haunting duality of the story.
In "Stunt Man," Doll Man steps in to save movie stuntman Ed Daniels from a deadly on-set mishap, but when the studio refuses to reward him, Daniels takes a dangerous turn—swapping the silver screen for real-life heists. Now, Doll Man must outwit a foe who’s just as bold, agile, and clever as he is, turning every chase into a high-stakes performance.
In "The Hands of Horror," violinist Jo Forbes struggles to reclaim his life after losing his hands in an accident—only to receive a miraculous graft that restores his ability to play. But when the new hands, once belonging to an executed murderer, begin to act on their own, Jo finds himself haunted by a sinister presence he can't control. With the help of the Ibis stick, the Man of Magic must confront a haunting threat born from a past that refuses to stay buried.
In "Death from the Past," Jo finds her museum visit interrupted when a frantic stranger warns her that Dr. Hoshema is after him—only to collapse in her arms. As Miss Victory, she’s drawn into a deadly mystery when she awakens to find the man dead and a cryptic chemical formula in her hand, a secret the villain will stop at nothing to claim.
In "The World's Worst Public Enemies," Captain Albright takes a bold, if questionable, leap into action when he learns of a secret summit at Rhine Castle, prompting him to test his experimental aircraft carrier—complete with a rotating extension deck—on a mission that’s equal parts daring and utterly unorthodox.
In "The Return of Fingers," former safecracker Bart—once thought dead and known to the world as Fingers—finds himself unexpectedly honored for community service, a life far removed from his criminal past. But when the underworld learns he's alive, the man who once outsmarted the law must face the consequences, and the Fighting Yank is drawn back into action.
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