Superman Presents Wonder Comic Monthly #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The House of Strange Secrets," a traveling stranger stumbles upon the eerie estate of stage magician Robart, who has sinister intentions behind his dazzling illusions. As shadows deepen and the air grows thick with deception, the Phantom Stranger arrives to shield the unsuspecting man from a fate tied to dark magic and twisted ambition.
When the Blackhawks test their new jet engines, they accidentally breach a dimensional barrier, unleashing a shape-shifting menace known as the Blob. As the creature evolves with each attack, the team must find a way to stop it before it overwhelms them.
In "The Robot World of Rann," the fugitive Thanas Pral, seeking redemption after escaping prison as a wraith, attempts to use a metallic case to create a new life—but when the machine comes to life, it twists his intentions, turning him into a threat to the planet Rann. The story unfolds as a young woman, her dog, and a boy witness the growing danger, caught in the aftermath of a creation gone wrong.
In "The Spy Who Went Out for the Gold!", the Atom uncovers a sinister plot when a sudden wave of gold payments from Communist nations raises red flags—only to discover the precious metal is laced with deadly radiation, turning a diplomatic gesture into a global threat.
In "The Second Batman and Robin Team," Alfred spins a whimsical tale on his new typewriter, imagining a future where Robin has grown into the new Batman—wielding the mantle with quiet resolve—and takes on a new partner to carry on the legacy, facing a gang of crooks in a story that blends legacy, duty, and the enduring spirit of Gotham’s protectors.
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↩ Reprints The Phantom Stranger #1 (1952), Blackhawk #138 (1959), Batman #131 (1960), Tales of the Unexpected #79 (1963), My Greatest Adventure #84 (1963), Mystery in Space #88 (1963), Tomahawk #101 (1965), The Atom #25 (1966)
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