Men of Mystery Comics #76
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeWhen Black Terror takes Tim to the amusement park instead of meeting Jean, the "House of Laughs" turns sinister—especially when the venue becomes a trap used to frame innocent people for murder. With The Funny Man's twisted games and villains like Trigger and Ace Crawley lurking in the shadows, Bob Benton must unravel a deadly prank before the park becomes a tomb.
In "The Man Who Sold His Soul to the Devil," The Hood must confront Harvey Stone, a man whose bargain with the Devil has granted him a decade of unrelenting fortune—each success shadowed by ruin, each triumph steeped in wickedness. With his fiancée Rae Herman watching, The Hood faces a foe whose very luck seems cursed, and whose rise is fueled by a dark pact with the Man in the Black Cloak.
When superstitious mobster "Two-Sight" Gallagher swears he’s been blessed by a leprechaun’s charm, his belief turns dangerous—especially when the real magic starts to stir. The Black Terror and his ally Tim must unravel a mystery that’s as much about myth as it is about murder, as Gallagher’s obsession with luck leads him straight into a trap.
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↩ Reprints Sure-Fire Comics #3[a] (1940), The Spirit #3/15/1942 (1942), Cat-Man Comics #1 [26] (1944), The Black Terror #18 (1947), The Black Terror #21 (1947), Doll Man #36 (1951)
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