Wonder Comics #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# The Grim Reaper Story After a performance, the Grim Reaper and his friends Louise Wilson and Inspector George Macready investigate a mysterious figure who claims to cure illnesses through spiritual means using hypnosis. The suspect is revealed to be Dr. Raven, whom the Grim Reaper has been assigned to investigate. When the Grim Reaper confronts Dr. Raven, a fight ensues, but Dr. Raven escapes. The Grim Reaper pursues him, eventually chasing him on horseback where Dr. Raven confesses to killing the Grim Reaper's brother and threatens to reveal secrets about being a Nazi agent, but is ultimately captured and taken into police custody.
Spectro, the mind-reading stage magician, investigates the suspicious Dr. Raven—a spiritual healer with questionable methods—when Inspector Macready asks for his help. But when a woman is shot dead during one of Spectro's performances, all evidence points to an innocent man, and the mind reader's reputation takes a devastating hit as his abilities seemingly fail him for the first time. Convinced something darker is at work, Spectro vows to uncover the truth, even if it means defying the police commissioner himself.
The Supersleuths, Stan and Sam McGillicuddy, stumble onto a chilling mystery when a talking skeleton warns them away from Rancho Martin—and their investigation leads them to Elaine Harmon, whose brother was murdered by saboteurs operating within a munitions plant. As the detectives uncover a web of espionage, defective weapons, and a ruthless industrialist named Blanding who'll stop at nothing to silence the truth, they must race to protect Elaine from becoming the killer's next victim. With Nazi operatives, skeleton disguises, and bullets flying in a mountain resort, the Supersleuths work to expose the conspiracy before it's too late.
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