Spy Smasher #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Red Death," Spy Smasher races to stop a terrifying threat as a mysterious enemy lands on American soil, killing a key military leader before vanishing into the shadows. With the fate of major cities hanging in the balance, Spy Smasher infiltrates the Red Death’s hideout, only to be captured and forced into a final, desperate showdown aboard a monstrous bomber. Written by Manly Wade Wellman and illustrated by Charles Sultan, this gripping tale blends wartime suspense with the high-stakes action that defined the era, all wrapped in a striking cover by Sultan.
In "The Red Death," America's top military strategists gather to confront the threat of a mysterious enemy known only as the Red Death—only for one of their own, General Noosan, to be slain before their eyes. When Spy Smasher tracks a member of the Red Death's gang to their hidden base, he uncovers a deadly plan involving a massive bomber and a devastating weapon meant to strike major American cities. The hero must outwit the enemy in a final, desperate battle aboard the airborne threat—where escape may be the only victory left.
When two privates left behind during war games stumble upon a clever scheme to intercept the opposing blue army, their potato-peeling duty becomes the least of their worries—but their plan might just turn the mock battle on its head. Written and illustrated by Bill Ward, "The War Games" is a quick, playful take on military life that proves sometimes the best strategy comes from the guys stuck in camp.
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Reprinted in Men of Mystery Spy Smasher Special #1 (2005), Men of Mystery Fawcett Fighting Favorites #[nn] (2007), Golden-Age Greats Spotlight #6 (2011), Take That, Adolf!: The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War #[nn] (2017), Gwandanaland Comics #1178
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