More Fun Comics #87
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Confident Crooks," scientist Milo recounts how he once saved Atlantis by constructing a massive bell-jar to sustain its people beneath the sea. When the Atlanteans surface for a rare visit, they're captured by three cunning criminals—setting off a mystery that tests both wit and courage. Written by Joseph Greene and illustrated by Louis Cazeneuve, with a cover by Mort Meskin, this 1943 adventure blends sci-fi wonder with early superhero intrigue in a story that's as clever as it is timeless.
In "The Mystery of Room 406," Dr. Kent Nelson takes a dangerous gamble, admitting himself to a hospital room where every previous patient has died under mysterious circumstances—only to uncover the truth from within the very place that’s claimed them all.
In "Ark of the Ancients," scientist Milo’s desperate act to save Atlantis by constructing a massive bell-jar to sustain his people underwater sets the stage for a timeless tale. When the Atlanteans surface for a rare visit, they are ambushed and captured by three ruthless criminals, thrusting Milo into a race against time to protect his people from a threat far from the sea.
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Reprinted in Golden Age Doctor Fate Archives #1 (2007), Green Arrow: The Golden Age Omnibus #1 (2018)
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