Mystery Men Comics #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Giant Airplane Blimp," the Doc's latest scheme takes a macabre turn as he dispatches his gang to a cemetery in search of a disease-free corpse—his next step toward godlike power through brain transplantation. Penciled and inked by Jim Mooney, this 1940 Fox pulp adventure blends eerie horror with pulp sci-fi, while the cover by Joe Simon captures the story's eerie, otherworldly tone.
When the Oriental wizard Chen Chang and his murderous army strike a missionary settlement near the Bykhor Pass, a desperate message reaches the British government—but Chen Chang's relentless pursuit leaves Richard Kendall as the sole survivor in hiding. Now, as the fiendish Chen Chang and his confederate River Lily close in, Kendall must find a way to survive and turn the tables on a villain who seems unstoppable. "Demons of Doom," by Cecilia Munson, delivers six pages of high-stakes adventure where one man stands against an empire of evil.
In "The Strange Case of the Terror Castle Grave Robberies," the Doc's sinister plan takes a macabre turn as his henchmen raid a cemetery in search of a disease-free body—his next step toward godlike power. With the graveyard eerily quiet and shadows stretching long, the stakes rise as the line between science and madness begins to blur.
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Reprinted in The Eagle #1 (1941), Men of Mystery Comics #81 (2010), Men of Mystery Comics #92 (2014), Men of Mystery Comics #98 (2015)
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