Cover: Paul Reinman

Mighty Comics #50

Oct 1967 · Archie · 0.12 USD

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In "The Mod Monster," the Web’s crusade against crime takes a surprising turn when Rosie, frustrated by John’s continued vigilante work, steps back to pursue her own path—landing a job at the museum under curator Tom Alexander. When mysterious fires ignite priceless art pieces, the Web dives into the case, only to find the real Inferno has arrived, and Tom’s calm demeanor hides a shocking secret. Written by Jerry Siegel and brought to life by Paul Reinman’s dynamic art and Victor Gorelick’s vivid colors, this 1967 issue delivers a sleek, suspenseful twist in the Web’s ongoing battle. Cover by Paul Reinman.

Contains 2 stories

The Mod Monster

12 pp · Superhero

Black hoodPete Hannigan (flashback --dies in this story)Bulgy EyesElizabeth (flashback)Lt. Brodie (flashback)the ToadGerald Crandall"Schemer" Bashby

In "The Mod Monster," the Black Hood closes in on the man who killed his partner, Pete Hannigan, when the killer impersonates a fellow criminal, "Schemer" Bashby, turning the streets of the city into a high-stakes game of deception. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by the artist behind the series, the story unfolds with sharp tension as identity and suspicion blur.

The Web vs. Inferno, the Fire-Breather!

12 pp · Superhero

Web [John Raymond]Rosie RaymondInfernoTom Alexanderan unnamed crook (dressed as Inferno)

When Jo decides to focus on her career instead of supporting John’s crime-fighting as the Web, she takes a job at the museum—only to find the place under siege by a mysterious arsonist. As the Web investigates, the real Inferno emerges, and the curator Tom Alexander’s secret identity begins to unravel.