More Fun Comics #69
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Shadow Killers," Doctor Fate confronts the terrifying mystery of men who exist only as shadows, tracking their source to the sinister inventor Karkull. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Howard Sherman, this 1941 tale blends early superhero intrigue with a chilling twist, as the fate of a man is sealed by a machine that traps him in eternal shadow. The cover by Howard Sherman captures the eerie essence of the story, a striking visual that matches the menace within.
In "The Shadow Killers," Doctor Fate confronts the sinister Karkull, a villain who's mastered a machine that turns men into living shadows—leaving only their silhouettes visible. With the city gripped by fear and the line between reality and darkness blurring, Fate must unravel the mystery before the shadows claim their next victims.
In "The Strangler," a mysterious horticulturist with a sinister edge uses his deadly plant-based creations to terrorize wealthy clients, turning gardens into traps and turning quiet homes into scenes of dread. As the line between cultivation and cruelty blurs, the man's victims must confront the chilling truth behind his botanical vengeance—before it’s too late.
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Reprinted in The Golden Age Spectre Archives #1 (2003), Golden Age Doctor Fate Archives #1 (2007)
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