More Fun Comics #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mad Creation of Professor Fenton," a 1940 issue of More Fun Comics, Jim Corrigan investigates a series of bizarre bombings and cryptic threats linked to the Crime Lord, only to find the truth hidden in the reckless experiments of a respected professor. Written by Jerry Siegel and illustrated by Bernard Baily in a striking, unified effort across pencils, inks, and lettering, this tale blends pulp mystery with early supernatural intrigue, setting the stage for a chilling revelation from the Spectre. The cover, also by Baily, captures the eerie tension of the story in bold, dramatic lines.
In "The Mad Creation of Professor Fenton," Jim Corrigan follows a trail of mysterious bombings and menacing threats linked to the Crime Lord, only to find the truth tangled in the eccentric experiments of a respected professor. When the Spectre uncovers the hidden consequences of the professor’s reckless meddling with nature’s forces, the line between science and catastrophe blurs in unexpected ways.
In "Menace of the Metal Men" from More Fun Comics #62 (1940), the eccentric scientist Raymond Rall unleashes his army of mechanical constructs in a ruthless bid to seize a long-lost treasure he claims is his due—though its true ownership remains in question. With cold precision and a mind unhinged by obsession, Rall’s metallic minions march toward conquest, testing the resolve of those who stand in their way.
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Reprinted in The Golden Age Spectre Archives #1 (2003), Golden Age Doctor Fate Archives #1 (2007)
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