Amazing Mystery Funnies #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hidden Empire (Part 3)," the Fantom faces off against a towering electro-robot unleashed at the World's Fair's Electric Utilities exhibit, its deadly currents endangering innocent bystanders. With Paul Gustavson handling every aspect of the interior art and storytelling, the tension builds as the hero uncovers the hidden mastermind behind the machine. Frank Thomas delivers the striking cover, capturing the chaos of the mechanical threat.
In the dazzling Electric Utilities pavilion of the 1939 World's Fair, a towering electro-robot erupts into chaos, its deadly current slicing through the crowd. The Fantom races to stop the machine, only to uncover a hidden operator pulling the strings—now he must confront the mind behind the madness before the Fair becomes a graveyard.
In "null," Barry and Joan are swept into a high-stakes mystery when they receive an invitation to a Grand Ball in Washington—only to find themselves in a race against Zaroff's daughter, who has her own agenda involving a mysterious invention entrusted to Colonel Blake.
In "null," Major Ramsay and George Selkirk go deep undercover to dismantle the dangerous Blue Robins, racing against time to uncover their plans and stop a series of deadly bombings targeting key British locations—before the group can kidnap Sir Edmonton.
In "The Hidden Empire (Part 3)," Don and his companions race against time to secure a mystical stone—the key to reversing a curse that has stolen Tania’s youth. With the talisman in hand, they face the devastating consequences of their victory as the Queen’s power unravels into a grotesque transformation.
In the hidden depths of a dormant volcano, Jon and Dr. Kane race against time to complete their revolutionary spacecraft, unaware that a sudden visit from Mr. Burke has drawn dangerous eyes to their secret lab—among them a shadowy figure marked by a strange tattoo on his forehead.
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Reprinted in Fantoman #3 (1940), Collection Fantôme #[52] (1946), Continuum #3 (2007)
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