Mystery Men Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Mystery Men Comics #3 This anthology issue contains multiple stories including "Green Chang," in which the cultured but fiendish Chen Chang seeks the downfall of the white race by using an elaborate scheme involving bombs and bandits to hijack a train carrying priceless jade across the Chinese border. The issue also features a humorous story involving characters protecting peculiar pocket items from pickpockets and dealing with escalating chaos during a house battle. Additionally, there is a military adventure story in which Captain Anthony tasks D-13 and his friend Jack Roberts with locating a mysterious submarine that has sunk an American cruiser, leading them on a seaplane search mission where they discover and attempt to destroy the killer ship while nearly running out of fuel.
In "The Rule of J. J. Fakin," the Green Mask uncovers a web of deception spun by J. J. Fakin, a seemingly upstanding man who uses his influence to groom orphaned boys into his criminal empire. As the Green Mask delves deeper, he must outwit Fakin’s carefully laid plans before the boy’s lives are irreversibly corrupted.
Hemlock Shomes and Dr. Potsam are kidnapped and whisked away to the Kingdom of Mediocre, where a distraught señor enlists their detective skills to recover his stolen false teeth—prized possessions that have mysteriously vanished. The two must navigate a chaotic mystery filled with eccentric suspects, absurd obstacles, and the constant threat of cannon fire as they work to crack the case and restore their client's precious chompers.
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Reprinted in Blue Beetle #1 (1939), The Green Mask #1 (1940), The Golden Age of Comic Books #[nn] (1977), Gwandanaland Comics #990
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