The Black Terror Men of Mystery Spotlight Special #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death at 8:30!", Bob spins a tale for the Fibber's Club about the Terror Twins’ unexpected journey with a nuclear physicist’s time machine, whisking them thousands of years ahead. After winning a fifty-year trophy for his story, Bob surprises his friends with a mysterious mechanical Black Terror doll from the future—one that can answer any question. The art by Sheldon Moldoff and Ralph Mayo brings the eerie, retro-futuristic vision to life, with cover by Mike Machlan capturing the story’s twisty intrigue.
In "The Nameless Men!", The Black Terror teams up with Tim Roland when Dr. Terry Bruce’s secret scheme to falsify death certificates lands him in danger after his fiancée, Maura, is taken. With the sinister Barlow Saunt and the enigmatic Grimes pulling strings, The Black Terror must unravel a web of deceit before the insurance fraud turns deadly.
In "Handicap to Murder!", the Black Terror and his young ally Tim investigate a suspicious horse racing scandal that turns deadly when a jockey dies under strange circumstances. With a shady brother pushing to seize control of the horse and manipulate the orphaned rider, the duo uncovers a web of deceit that threatens to derail more than just a race.
In "The Eye of the Lady Serpent!", The Black Terror and Tim Roland race against time to stop a deadly escapee from unleashing chaos, as the Lady Serpent—fresh from a violent jailbreak that claimed the warden’s life—turns her gaze toward a fortune in jewels being transported by the Maharajah of Argozil. With a gang of ruthless henchmen and a trail of bloodshed in her wake, the duo must unravel her next move before she strikes.
In "The Dream Maker," Bob Benton shares a wild tale with the Fibber's Club, spinning a yarn about the Terror Twins being whisked away by Dr. Fission’s time machine to the distant future. The story unfolds with a twist that leaves Tim, Mr. Felton, and the others stunned—Bob’s prize for the best fib? A mysterious, talking mechanical Black Terror doll from the year 9767, capable of answering any question… and possibly more.
When Yvette and Andre are trapped in a remote bayou cabin by her stepfather and stepbrother, the threat of losing everything—her inheritance, her future, even her freedom—comes to a head. With the swamp closing in and danger lurking in every shadow, the young couple must find a way to survive the storm before it’s too late.
The Lady Serpent’s return is a serpent’s coil tightening across the rails—her gang, led by Hulga, Mogu, Naru, and Mike, stages a daring breakout during a prison transport, their sights set on the Good Neighbor ship *Peace*. With the Black Terror and his allies on the case, and a young sailor named Joe caught in the crossfire, the race is on to stop the hijacking before the ship’s vital cargo is lost to the sea.
When Bruce Brinton takes in a stray puppy, he doesn’t realize the tiny dog is a pawn in a larger scheme—wired by Hacker Kane’s gang to track the movements of the Terror Twins. With the Black Terror and Tim Roland on the case, the search for the real culprit leads through a web of deception, where even the smallest companion might be the biggest threat.
When The Black Terror and Tim Roland stumble on a quiz show quiz, they’re forced to don fake Terror Twin costumes and stage a fake kidnapping of child movie star Freddy Hooper—only to find the stunt turns deadly when real thugs hijack the act. The line between game and danger blurs as the duo must improvise under pressure, with JSlim Ruffo pulling strings from the shadows.
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↩ Reprints America's Best Comics #20 (1946), The Black Terror #22 (1948), Exciting Comics #61 (1948), The Black Terror #23 (1948), America's Best Comics #27 (1948), The Black Terror #24 (1948), The Black Terror #25 (1948), Exciting Comics #65 (1949), The Black Terror #26 (1949), Exciting Comics #69 (1949)
Reprinted in Hip Comics #19190 (2017)
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