Men of Mystery Comics #71
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Sons of the Rising Sun," the death of Secret Service agent Jerome Motley sets off a high-stakes race to recover sensitive plans for a revolutionary new bomber, now in dangerous hands. Minute Man is called in to prevent the technology from falling into the wrong hands, but the trail leads into a web of secrets tied to Motley’s past. Penciled and inked by Charles Sultan, this 2008 issue features a striking cover by Mike Machlan, capturing the tension of a mission where loyalty and legacy collide.
In "null," Minute Man is thrust into a high-stakes race against time after the death of Secret Service agent Jerome Motley, who was carrying the plans for a revolutionary new bomber. With the blueprints now unsecured and the threat of their misuse looming, Minute Man must track down the missing documents before they’re exploited by those who would weaponize them.
In "The Tattooed Man," Jim Barr is tasked with guarding Tattoo Tony from rival gangsters—unaware that Tony’s elaborate ink is more than just a disguise, and that the real danger lies in the secrets his tattoos might reveal.
In "The Dangerous Toys," Jones—ever the well-intentioned tinkerer whose gadgets tend to backfire—unleashes his latest contraption on Golden Arrow, a gizmo designed to make children adore him above all others. What starts as a harmless prank quickly spirals into something far more unpredictable, testing the limits of influence and the cost of being loved too much.
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