Men of Mystery Comics #70
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Eyes of Justice," CB puts a high-stakes plan into motion, using Iron Jaw’s reputation to infiltrate the Deadly Dozen from within—then turning him into a trusted officer to bring down the very criminals he once served. Written by Charles Biro and illustrated by William Overgard, this issue blends cunning strategy with the tension of deception, all under a striking cover by Mike Machlan.
In "The Eyes of Justice," the verdict doesn't bring peace—just a warning. When a jury frees Moroni despite clear evidence, David Merrywether’s chilling words echo outside the courthouse: he’s marked. Soon, the Cat-Man and Kitten turn that threat into a reckoning, and justice takes a dangerous, personal form.
When a cunning criminal mastermind known as CB devises a plan to dismantle a network of underground fugitives, he enlists the notorious Iron Jaw in a high-stakes ruse—joining the Deadly Dozen only to betray them from within. As Iron Jaw plays his part, the line between outlaw and lawman blurs, setting the stage for a tense game of deception and loyalty.
In "The Dartbane Horrors," Dr. Drew is summoned to the eerie Dartbane Prison, where Warden Bleak fears something unnatural stirs within its walls. With Dawson’s assistance, the doctor uncovers long-buried secrets from the prison’s past, piecing together a mystery that defies logic and threatens to consume them both.
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