Mystic Comics #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn a grim 1941 tale from *Mystic Comics #7*, Keen Marlowe and Florence von Banger stumble upon a twisted scientist experimenting with a machine that reveals how one will die. When Keen destroys the device, he and Florence are imprisoned in a concentration camp, where Keen’s transformation into the Destroyer begins. With Florence’s fate uncertain and the machine’s power still looming, the line between vengeance and justice blurs.
In "Judge, Juror and Avenger of Evil," a mysterious figure known only as the Witness emerges to mete out brutal justice, tracking down the League of Blood—Natas’s deadly cadre of hired killers—after they commit a series of murders. With the trail leading back to the sinister Natas and the shadowy Mr. Rollins, the Witness becomes both judge and executioner, turning the tables on a criminal network that thought itself untouchable.
In a 1941 tale of moral reckoning, the Black Widow is sent by Satan to claim the souls of Lewis and Sykes, two American weapons manufacturers profiting from the war by selling arms to both the Axis and the Allies. As the stakes rise, the line between justice and damnation blurs in this gripping supernatural showdown.
In "Looters," The Terror takes on a gang of criminals targeting small businesses, using their lack of security as an opening. With precision and relentless focus, he moves through the city’s quieter streets, turning the tables on those who thought they’d go unnoticed.
In the shadowed depths of a forgotten cave, young orphan Davey Drew stumbles upon an ancient prison—and unwittingly releases the Demon, the embodiment of mankind’s darkest evil. Bound by a grim oath not to harm Davey, the Demon grants him a protective cloak, but as the boy races to warn the world, he realizes the true cost of his freedom.
In "The Grinner," the Black Marvel faces a terrifying transformation when Dr. Weems, seeking a cure for pneumonia, instead becomes a monstrous figure known as The Grinner—driven by rage and bent on seizing control of valuable oil land through fear and violence. With his identity hidden and his motives twisted, the Grinner's reign of intimidation threatens to plunge the region into chaos.
When a series of museum robberies baffles the city—no forced entry, no trace of a thief—district attorney Mark Todd takes matters into his own hands as the Blazing Skull. Disguised as a statue during the day and striking under cover of night, the mysterious thief has outwitted every security measure, leaving only one clue: a hidden identity waiting to be uncovered.
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Reprinted in Action! Mystery! Thrills! Comic Book Covers of the Golden Age: 1933-45 #[nn] (2011), Marvel Firsts: WWII Super Heroes #[nn] (2013), Take That, Adolf!: The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War #[nn] (2017), Timely's Greatest: The Golden Age Simon & Kirby Omnibus #[nn] (2019)
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