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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Attack of Ali Harid," Evans and Snap are on a covert mission in Cyranis, snapping photos of enemy activity—only to be arrested upon return for breaching a treaty with the enigmatic Ali Harid. Forced to flee, they join forces with a Libyan prince to thwart Harid’s dangerous plans before it’s too late.
In "The Legend of the Black Baron," a mysterious murder shakes the art world when Curtis Randall is found dead under the weight of a cursed ancestral suit of armor. Chic, present at the will reading, must unravel the truth behind the crime as the Black Baron—Harvey, Randall’s brother in a skull mask—makes a final, desperate bid for fortune.
In a gritty, high-stakes escape from a crime scene, Eel O'Brian’s life takes a wild turn when a vat of acid spills on his head—transforming him into a stretchable, shape-shifting hero. Now with a second chance, he chooses to leave his criminal past behind and turn his new powers toward justice, confronting the very partners who once trusted him.
In "The Redemption of Steele Kerrigan," a man released from prison after serving time for a crime he didn’t commit finds himself back in the crosshairs when his past catches up with him—his former associates kidnap Betty, framing him for a new heist on the very day of his parole. The story unfolds with tense urgency, following Kerrigan as he tries to clear his name while the system he once trusted turns against him.
D.A. Perkins takes on a high-stakes undercover mission in *The Alien Smuggling Racket*, donning a mask and cape to dismantle a brutal alien smuggling ring led by the cunning Peg-Leg Friel. With European refugees hidden inside fish carcasses, Perkins races to expose the operation before it slips through his fingers—only to face a daring escape and a decisive, harpoon-driven showdown.
In "null," Daniel Dyce, Prisoner #711, leverages secrets overheard in the prison yard and a hidden escape tunnel to step outside the cellblock and strike back at the city’s underworld. When a new inmate warns him of a looming heist by gangster Louie Lutz, #711 moves swiftly—using his inside knowledge to dismantle the crime ring from the shadows.
In the sleek, sun-drenched world of a luxury liner bound for South America, Chic finds himself entangled in a murder mystery that turns him into the prime suspect. As the Sword, Carter steps in to clear the name of Tamara de Vielle, daughter of Brazilia’s ruler, but even victory comes at a price—Chic must vanish before the law catches up.
In "The Kidnapped Ambassador," the Phantom Lady races against time to unravel a dangerous deception: a secret scheme by the nation of Kioland to manipulate Herma into attacking the United States, all while a key diplomat vanishes under mysterious circumstances. With cunning and courage, she must expose the truth before peace collapses.
In "Evil on Calona Island," Roy races against time to protect his father's dangerous secret, fleeing pursuit to an underwater lair where a German suicide squadron plans to unleash chaos on the eastern seaports. With only scattered notes and his wits, Roy must confront a growing threat before the formula falls into the wrong hands.
When Captain Murphey sets a monthly challenge—solve a case or lose his badge—Plastic Man takes on a bizarre crime wave tied to a crooked pinball machine operation run by the crooked Baldy Bushwack. With his stretchy skills and sharp wit, Plas dives into the neon-lit underworld of rigged games and shady operators, proving once again why he’s the only hero who can twist his way through trouble.
In a shadow-drenched tale from *Police Comics #1*, the Phantom Lady slips through the night to rescue her fiancé, Don Borden, from a web of espionage. When agents attempt to frame her and the police close in, she vanishes—leaving only a cryptic tip that makes Don wonder if the woman he loves is still out there, watching.
In a tense, six-page tale from *Police Comics #1* (2025), Roy is pulled from Jean’s side to the White House, where he’s tasked with overseeing a secret lab. There, a cryptic note about a deadly purple mist leads him into a shadowy conspiracy—one that unravels when the Human Bomb exposes a spy whose purple glasses reveal Nazi assassins hidden within the haze.
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