The Golden Age #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Condemned Venus!", Phantom Lady takes a stand when her old friend Kitty is arrested for murder during a storm-lashed night in the city. With the evidence stacked against her, Sandra must unravel a mystery that leads deep into the shadows—where guilt may not be what it seems. Written by Gregory Page and illustrated by Matt Baker, this gripping tale unfolds with sharp pacing and noir flair, all captured in a striking cover by Matt Baker.
In "Condemned Venus!", a storm-lashed city hides a deadly secret as the Phantom Lady takes up the case of Kitty Manders, a woman arrested for murder after a strange encounter with a friend. With the un-named State Governor and two un-named thugs pulling strings, and a villainous Hilda lurking in the shadows, Kitty's husband and Don Borden find themselves caught in a web of deception that threatens to destroy the innocent.
In "Scoundrels and Scandals," a young woman with a sharp eye for detail and a knack for getting into trouble finds herself tangled in a web of theft and deception after a stolen purse leads her from a stamp auction to a city full of hidden agendas. With the mysterious Slippery Dukes, the enigmatic Monk, and the elusive Scrawn stirring up chaos, Phantom Lady must unravel a trail of clever cons before the next scandal breaks — and the real prize is stolen from right under her nose.
When popular ladies' man Porky Mead chooses a diner waitress named Rosie as his date to the masquerade, the choice sets off a chain of suspense—and ends in tragedy when Rosie is murdered. Now, with the party still buzzing and secrets hidden behind masks, Phantom Lady must untangle the clues before another life is lost.
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