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Cover: Irvin Steinberg

Spy Smasher #4

Apr 1942 · Fawcett · 0.10 USD
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“The Crime of Pearl Harbor!”

In "The Crime of Pearl Harbor!", Alan and Eve join Admiral Corby on a visit to the rebuilt Castle Fenmore, only to find themselves caught in a web of espionage when the admiral narrowly escapes a deadly attack. As strange music echoes through the ruins, the admiral reveals the legend of the Man in the Iron Mask—a shadowy figure believed to be sabotaging American defenses. When the masked villain appears, Alan transforms into Spy Smasher, but the mystery deepens as the man vanishes—only to begin a deadly campaign against the construction crew. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Emil Gershwin, with a striking cover by Irvin Steinberg, this 1942 Fawcett classic blends wartime suspense with pulp intrigue.

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writer Otto Binder · artist, inker Emil Gershwin · cover Irvin Steinberg

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artist, inker Emil Gershwin
cover pencils, inks Irvin Steinberg

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Admiral Corby takes Alan and Eve out to see the reconstruction of Castle Fenmore into an American fort and is saved from death by Alan. Soon, the trio hear weird music and the admiral relates facts about a mysterious "Man in the Iron Mask," rumored to be a foreign agent wanting to sabotage American defenses. Spotting the villain, Alan changes to Spy Smasher and confronts the man, who escapes, then begins killing off the construction workers.

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