The Flame #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe main story features The Flame battling Nazi operatives aboard a ship, protecting passengers from enemy agents while thwarting a plot involving pirate activity. A secondary story, "The Yank and the Rebel," depicts two characters fighting together for American democracy during a crisis at what appears to be a political gathering, where The Flame uses his flame powers to neutralize threats and expose a traitor in their midst. The issue also includes "Revolt of the Minerals," a science fiction tale by Ludwig Polanowski, in which a Professor and his assistants Jean and Larry confront a materialized Metal Man composed of minerals who possesses intelligence and destructive powers, forcing them to use a disintegrator machine against the sentient threat.
Gary Preston leads a double life—by day a private investigator, by night the mysterious Flame—and when a sinister organization called the Black Legion begins preying on the city through blackmail and murder, he's drawn into their deadly underground temple. Alongside his scrappy ally and Joan Dale, a young woman whose own family is entangled with the cult, the Flame must confront the Master of Death and his hooded followers to stop the Legion's brutal scheme.
When a mysterious dust gas crime wave sweeps the city, the Flame must track down the gang behind the deadly robberies—only to discover that banker John Gorman is running the operation with Alfred Graves and the Baron, using a formula as their ticket to criminal fortune. As the Flame battles through the Gorman mansion to rescue kidnapped girls, he uncovers a darker secret: Linda Fraser and Alfred have been partners in murder all along, willing to betray everyone, even their own allies, to keep the formula's power to themselves. It's a scorching tale of greed and deception where trust becomes as dangerous as the gas itself.
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