Super-Mystery Comics #6

Apr 1945 · Ace Magazines [1940s-1950s] · 0.10 USD; 0.15 CAD

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"Legend of the Firebird" in Super-Mystery Comics #6 (1945) delivers a thrilling twist on time and identity, as the Genius uses his electronic wave recorder to send Arthur Lake into the past—trapped in a mystery that may hold the key to his true nature. Penciled and inked by Bob Fujitani, the story unfolds with a sense of eerie urgency, while the cover by Leo Bachle captures the haunting allure of the Firebird legend.

Contains 5 stories

Untitled Superhero story

13 pp · Superhero

Magno

Legend of the Firebird

7 pp · Adventure, Superhero

Mr. Risk

Untitled Humor story

6 pp · Humor

Chuck

Can the Genius Really Kill the Sword?

13 pp · Superhero

The Sword [Arthur Lake]The Lance [Lance Larter]Mr. Lake (Arthur's father)GaryKing Arthur (historical figure, death)The Genius (villain)

In "Can the Genius Really Kill the Sword?", the Genius deploys his latest invention—a mysterious electronic wave recorder—to send Arthur Lake hurtling into the past, hoping to prove once and for all whether his old rival is truly the elusive vigilante known as the Sword. The twist? The device doesn’t just record time—it can unravel it, and with it, the fate of a man who may or may not be the one he’s been hunting.

Untitled Adventure story

7 pp · Adventure

Paul Revere, Jr.