Secrets of the Unknown #91
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Shadow vs the RXG Spymaster!!," two brothers take matters into their own hands when a neighbor's new well dries up their own, leading them to reroute the water flow with a makeshift pipe. What starts as a simple act of restoration turns uneasy when a delivery man drops a chilling hint: the neighbor's well has been contaminated by pesticides, and the water they’ve been drinking might not be safe. Ed Winiarski handles both pencils and inks for the story, while Paul Reinman delivers the cover art.
In "The Shadow vs the RXG Spymaster!!," Secret Service agent Lamont Cranston—known to the world as The Shadow—teams up with Commissioner Weston to stop the cunning international criminal mastermind Shiwan Khan from stealing the blueprints for the U.S.'s most advanced fighter jet, the RXG. With danger lurking in every shadow and espionage at every turn, The Shadow must outwit a foe whose schemes stretch across continents.
In "The Shadow's Doom!", Secret Service agent Lamont Cranston—known to the world as The Shadow—teams up with Commissioner Weston in a high-stakes race to stop the cunning international criminal mastermind Shiwan Khan from stealing the blueprints for the U.S.'s newest fighter plane, the RXG. With danger lurking at every turn, Cranston must use his wits and shadowy tactics to outmaneuver a foe who’s one step ahead.
In "The Worst Thirst," two brothers take matters into their own hands when their neighbor’s new well dries up their own, diverting water back to their land with a makeshift pipe. What starts as a quiet victory turns uneasy when a delivery man casually reveals the neighbors’ well has been poisoned—just as the brothers finish drinking from their restored source.
In "He Wouldn't Stay Dead!", a man desperate to escape his cruel wife’s spirit finds a strange new beginning when he resurrects her as a gentle figurine named Jolie—only to face a deeper horror when his new life unravels. After returning from a trip, he discovers his new romance is mirroring his old misery, and a chilling revelation about a broken figurine forces him to confront a truth too terrible to ignore.
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↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #18 (1954), Astonishing #46 (1956), Strange Journey #3 (1958), The Shadow #1 (1964), Army Attack #44 (1966)
Reprinted in Secrets of the Unknown #197 (1981)
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