Bulletman #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Revenge Syndicate," three of Bulletman’s most notorious foes unite, each orchestrating massive heists in turn—only to realize their true challenge lies in taking down the Flying Detective himself. Written by Henry Perkins and brought to life by the Binder Studio, this 1942 Fawcett classic sees the villainous trio push their schemes to new extremes. The cover, by Charles Sultan, captures their menacing alliance in bold, dynamic lines.
In "The Revenge Syndicate," three of Bulletman’s most notorious foes unite, each orchestrating massive heists in turn, but their true goal becomes clear: they must destroy the Flying Detective to ensure their plan’s success.
When Bulletman and Bulletgirl vacation on a Hollywood movie set filming a production of *Hamlet*, a mysterious ghostly figure emerges to terrorize the cast—claiming to be the spirit of Hamlet himself, exacting vengeance for the play's supposed mockery. As actors fall victim to supernatural attacks mirroring deaths from Shakespeare's tragedy, the heroes must untangle a web of deception to expose the killer lurking beneath the spectral disguise. With clues hidden in torn pages and murders staged like scenes from the play, Bulletman and Bulletgirl race to stop the madman before more blood is spilled.
When a caretaker's mysterious tale of a haunted Wickersin Mansion draws the attention of Jim Barr and Susan Kent, they discover the "ghost" of the Red Pirate is far more dangerous—and real—than anyone suspected. Bulletman and Bulletgirl must navigate a deadly mansion filled with hidden passages, deadly traps, and a ruthless smuggler willing to kill to keep his secrets buried. The hunt is on to stop the Red Pirate before he claims another victim.
When a mad riddler thought dead returns with a vengeance, Bulletman and Bulletgirl race to crack his cryptic clues before Dr. Riddle executes his promise to destroy them both. From newspaper offices to glittering society galas, the twisted criminal leaves bodies and brain-teasers in his wake, daring the heroes to solve each puzzle—or pay the price. It's a deadly game of wits where one wrong answer could be their last.
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Reprinted in Bulletman [Mighty Midget Comic] #11 (1942), Men of Mystery Comics #80 (2009)
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