Uncanny Tales #126
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mod Monster," the Mighty Crusaders face a new threat when their battle with Doombala inadvertently awakens Eterno the Tyrant, a long-dormant Atlantean tyrant frozen since the fall of his kingdom. Written by Jerry Siegel and illustrated by Paul Reinman, this 1977 tale sees Eterno attempt to corrupt the heroes, only to be undone by an unlikely foe—a humble Atlantean mosquito. The cover, also by Paul Reinman, captures the story’s quirky, offbeat tone.
The Black Hood tracks a lead to a high-stakes heist where Bulgy Eyes, the man who killed Pete Hannigan, has taken the guise of "Schemer" Bashby—only to find the real Bashby already in the crosshairs. With flashbacks to the past revealing Elizabeth and Lt. Brodie’s roles in the tragedy, the Black Hood must untangle a web of deception that pits old ghosts against new threats, all while the Toad and Gerald Crandall watch from the shadows.
When the Mighty Crusaders clash with Doombala, their battle inadvertently awakens Eterno the Tyrant, a long-dormant conqueror from the lost city of Atlantis. Now freed, Eterno seeks to corrupt the heroes and plunge the world into his dark reign—only to be thwarted by an unlikely foe: a tiny Atlantean mosquito.
Sandor, a feared space pirate known across the stars, lands on a seemingly primitive world—only to discover its quiet inhabitants are far more powerful than they appear. When their psychic abilities turn the tide, he finds himself captured, not by weapons, but by minds far beyond his own.
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