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Mystery Men Comics #9 (1940)

Fox · 1940 · 68 pages

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Contains 10 stories
The Blue Beetle -- Kidnapper?
8 pp · superhero
The Blue Beetle [Dan Garret]Jack Bendon (villain, introduction)
Girl Flyer Missing
5 pp · pencils ? (Floyd Kelly)
Joan Farrel (first appearance)

Joan Farrel, daughter of a Hollywood producer, vanishes without a trace, prompting famous young aviator Wing Turner to stake his reputation on finding her. When a storm forces Wing's plane down in the Rockies, he discovers Joan fleeing through the woods—but she's in far greater danger than anyone realized, pursued by the kidnappers who've held her captive for days. Together, Wing and Joan must fight their way to safety and escape the remote valley before the gang catches up to them.

The Planet That Feared Earth
8 pp
Rex DexterEcaepians (first appearance)Leonardo Da VinciNapoleonAlexander the Great
Steel Mill Explosion
8 pp
The Green Mask [Michael Shelby]Von Shlameal (first appearancevillain)Josef (first appearancevillain)

When a massive steel mill explosion rocks the nation in 1940, The Green Mask suspects sabotage—and he's right. The masked vigilante infiltrates a spy ring led by Von Shlameal and his operative Josef, uncovering a plot to cripple American war production through a series of coordinated attacks. Now The Green Mask must stop Josef from detonating dynamite at an aircraft factory while tracking down Von Shlameal and his network of enemy agents before they strike again.

Untitled story
2 pp
Billy Bounce
River Lily and the Feted Guests
6 pp
Chen Chang (villain)River Lily (villain)

River Lily and the Feted Guests sees the villainous Chen Chang orchestrate an elaborate murder scheme, luring wealthy guests aboard a yacht where he springs a series of hidden-trigger death traps. When Richard Kendall stumbles onto the sinister plot and fights back, the night erupts into chaos on deck and across the water, with River Lily fighting ferociously to escape Kendall's justice.

The Milk Bottle Bombs
4 pp
Lt. Drake
The Disintegrator
7.5 pp · spy
D-13 [Captain Richard Anthony]Robert [Bob] SimmsSusan Florenz (villain)Rico (villain, introduction)Diego (villain, introduction)Hans (villain, introduction)

In "The Disintegrator," agents Bob and D-13 find themselves trapped aboard a hidden enemy pocket battleship, where they must outwit their captors and survive the deadly fate of the Allied ships they’ve been sent to stop. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds with tense suspense as the duo faces a relentless threat from within the vessel’s steel corridors.

The Phantom of Cadel
6 pp
The Phantom (first appearancevillaindeath)
Enter: The Moth
7 pp · superhero
The Moth (introduction)

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