More Fun Comics 73 (Facsimile Edition) #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mr. Who," Jerry Siegel’s story brings the Spectre to a tense showdown with a scientist’s treacherous assistant, who seeks to seize the inventor’s revolutionary space-folding machine. Bernard Baily’s art, handling pencils, inks, and lettering, captures the eerie urgency of a man trapped by his own creation, while Howard Sherman’s cover vividly portrays the moment the Spectre arrives.
In "Mr. Who," Dr. Fate confronts a mysterious new menace whose name is as elusive as his powers—Mr. Who, a criminal who wields the terrifying "Solution Z" to grow colossal and vanish without a trace. With the legendary Almond Diamond in peril, Fate must outthink a foe who defies both sight and scale, testing the limits of his mystic might.
In "Murder Takes the Spotlight," detective Larry follows a trail of music and deceit when he uncovers a plot by the enigmatic violinist Jasper Rawdon, who plans to kidnap Lorna Drake—using her as leverage to secure valuable oil bonds should his career as a musician falter. With tension mounting and the stakes high, Larry must unravel a mystery where every note plays a dangerous part.
In "Secret Mission in Honduras," Clip is dispatched to Central America on a covert assignment to support President Camapo, as shadowy forces funnel weapons to guerrilla fighters led by the elusive figure known as The Avenger. With danger lurking in the jungle and trust in short supply, Clip must navigate a web of deception to stop the arms flow before it ignites a full-scale conflict.
In "The Vanishing Menaces," the Spectre arrives to rescue a scientist named Kirk, whose assistant has turned against him, seeking to steal the inventor’s groundbreaking space-folding machine. With the device capable of instant teleportation across the globe, the line between protector and threat blurs as the Spectre confronts the betrayal from within.
In "The Submarine Strikes," an unnamed scientist and explorer draws on the lost science of Atlantis to empower his son with the ability to breathe underwater, unlocking a unique gift that sets him on a path to defend the world. With the help of advanced underwater technology and his father’s legacy, the young hero ventures into the deep to confront threats beneath the waves.
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