Men of Mystery Comics #67

When the Undertaker steals a priceless diamond from a museum display, he makes a bold move: hiding it inside the body of one of his own men, planning to retrieve it later when the danger has passed. The twist? The corpse might not be as lifeless as it seems.

In "A Lonely Old House at Midnight," members of a psychical research society investigate eerie reports from Bedford Manor, only to uncover a chilling deception behind the hauntings—where ghostly whispers hide a very real, very dangerous plot to abduct one of the estate’s wealthy residents.

In "The Ghostmaster," a once-celebrated vaudeville illusionist, now a bitter relic of a bygone era, turns to crime with a plan as elaborate as his stagecraft. Using his mastery of disguise and makeup, he impersonates a trusted bank president, weaving a deception so flawless it blurs the line between performance and reality. When his elaborate ruse collides with the sharp instincts of Manhunter—himself inspired by the very performer he now hunts—the stage is set for a confrontation where identity, memory, and illusion collide.

In "Portrait of Death," Scarlet and Pinky investigate a string of mysterious suffocation deaths in artists' studios, each victim linked to a scandal from the past—specifically, a disgraced former art student expelled from the Academy of Art twelve years prior for forging masterpieces. The case unravels a web of deception and obsession, where the line between creation and destruction blurs in the most unexpected ways.

T-Man heads to Mexico in a high-stakes race against time, tracking a stolen super-secret rocket ship to uncover where it crashed and recover a mysterious tube from its nose cone. With danger lurking in the desert heat and secrets buried in the shadows, the trail leads deep into unknown territory.