Secrets of the Unknown #111
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fly-Man's Strangest Dilemma," Jerry Siegel and Paul Reinman deliver a classic tale of legacy and redemption, as the retired Web is pulled back into action when a fake version of himself orchestrates a prison break, tarnishing his reputation. With the help of his wife Rose, the man once known as John must decide whether to don the mask again—not for glory, but to clear his name. The story unfolds with crisp pacing and the signature craftsmanship of Reinman’s pencils and inks, all framed by a striking cover by the same hand.
In "Suffer, Shield, Suffer!" from Secrets of the Unknown #111, the Shield confronts the Hangman after a chilling attack involving rockets bearing his own face. As their clash unfolds, a thief masquerading as the Web intervenes, leading to a sudden turn of events that leaves the Shield watching the Hangman vanish—just as the crook is taken into custody.
In "Sleep, You Fool!", Perry’s prank to steal attention from Bud backfires in a way he never expected—when he accidentally dozes off for two decades, he wakes to a world where Bud and Joyce have built a life together. The twist leaves Perry stunned, caught between disbelief and the quiet ache of time lost.
When a fake Web helps inmates escape a high-security prison, the real Web—John—learns the truth and feels compelled to reclaim his legacy. Convinced by his wife Rose, he steps out of retirement to stop the impostor from tarnishing his name, even as the city watches in disbelief.
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