Uncanny Tales #88
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Menace of the Iron Fog," Leonard Brown, wielding a powerbelt that grants him temporary strength, battles Warlord's armored minions—only to be captured and brought before the ruthless Iron Maiden, who now holds him at her mercy.
In "The Enemy Within," NoMan—secretly the double agent Janus—wears a powerful helmet that grants him mental abilities, forcing him to choose between his allegiance to the Warlord and his growing desire to protect T.H.U.N.D.E.R. headquarters. As Menthor, he acts on instinct to save the team, only to awaken moments later, stripped of memory and once again loyal to his true master.
In the shadow of a high-tech assault, the T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Squad scrambles to repel an attack by the Warlord’s zombie-men on the Weapon Development Section. With the Warlord boasting a capture that sends shockwaves through the team, Guy, Dyanmite, Kitten, Weed, and Egghead must push past the chaos to confront a threat that’s both mechanical and monstrous—before the Warlord’s next move turns the tide for good.
In "First Encounter," Thunder Agents uncover the murder of brilliant inventor Professor Jennings and the subsequent raid on his lab by the elusive Warlord. With only a few surviving pieces of advanced equipment, they realize the threat demands a new kind of response—three elite agents, handpicked and trained to handle the unknown.
In "null," the reprogrammed android known as NoMan—once the mind of aging scientist Doctor Dunn—wields newfound strength and invisibility to thwart a sabotage attempt by the cunning villain Demo, who seeks to steal vital chemical elements using his Sub-Men. With Satana lurking in the shadows, the battle of wits and power escalates as NoMan confronts Demo’s schemes, testing the limits of his artificial form and the fragile line between man and machine.
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↩ Reprints Adventures into the Unknown #43 (1953), Forbidden Worlds #51 (1957), T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #1 (1965)
Reprinted in Uncanny Tales #33
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