Minute Man #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMinute Man battles Nazi forces and a mysterious villain called the Black Poet, who has captured a princess and threatens to make the world "watch the fools die." The hero must rescue the kidnapped princess from the Black Poet's clutches while contending with enemy soldiers and magical threats. The story features wartime action with Minute Man's patriotic heroics set against World War II military conflict.
When hooded saboteurs led by the sinister Herr Nero torch the public library to strike at American culture, Minute Man arrives to stop them—only to have an innocent man arrested for the crime. Convinced the night watchman is being framed, Minute Man pursues a trail of eerie music that leads him from the burning library to the opera house and into a deadly trap set by Nero himself. Written by Otto Binder with art by Phil Bard and Clem Weisbacker, "The Murder Music" pits the one-man army against a saboteur who uses melody as a weapon while the real conspiracy unfolds.
A deadly killer known as the Black Poet stalks military leaders with poisoned notes and cryptic verses, leaving Minute-Man racing to stop a murderer who operates in shadow and riddle. As an entire army camp falls into drugged sleep while a general is assassinated, the hero must untangle the killer's pattern before the next target falls—but the Black Poet always stays one cryptic step ahead. Pencils by Phil Bard and inks by Clem Weisbacker bring this wartime thriller to vivid life.
When a real knife finds its mark on a movie set filming "The Ghost of Dry Gulch," Minute-Man suspects the shadowy studios harbor more than just theatrical tricks—and a killer calling himself The Ghost seems determined to silence anyone who knows the truth about a fortune hidden in the caverns below. As bodies pile up and suspicion falls on the wrong people, Minute-Man must untangle murder, treasure, and deception before the killer strikes again.
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