Dynamic Comics #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Sleep King," Mr. E seeks guidance from the god Korah, leading to a tense encounter with spies sabotaging the Halcroft Steel Works. Jack Bender handles both pencils and inks for the interior art, while Gus Ricca provides the cover art in both pencils and inks. A 10-cent comic from 1944, this issue blends wartime intrigue with supernatural undertones.
When a mysterious villain called the Sleep King uses a strange ray to put an entire city to sleep, Dynamic Man finds himself one of the few still awake—and racing against time to stop the looting. With help from an insomniac scholar named Peabody Simms, Dynamic Man tracks the Sleep King to his hideout at Sleepy Hollow, only to discover the villain's true identity and a trap waiting inside. It's a battle of wits and power as Dynamic Man fights off a specialized sleep ray to take down the scheme and save the city.
When a sailor's frantic warnings of mysterious shipwrecks lead the Echo and his companions to a Maine lighthouse, they uncover a sinister plot involving a steel net and a vengeful old man determined to destroy modern vessels. Using his magical invisibility belt, paralyzing ring, and remarkable ventriloquism, the Echo must navigate the lighthouse's macabre secrets and stop Old John before more ships—and lives—are lost to the watery graveyard.
Yankee Boy races to stop a sinister black market meat racket poisoning Freetown's food supply, but his investigation takes a dangerous turn when he discovers that Health Commissioner Grady himself heads the criminal operation. Trapped in a slaughterhouse with mobsters closing in, our young hero must use his wits and nerve to survive—and expose the corruption that reaches all the way to the top.
In "Sabotage at the Steel Mill," Mr. E seeks guidance from the god Korah, who reveals a hidden threat: spies are targeting the Halcroft Steel Works. With the war effort hanging in the balance, Mr. E must act before the sabotage succeeds.
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Reprinted in Lucky Coyne [Rucker Publications Ltd] #1 (1946), Lucky Coyne [Super Publications Ltd] #1 (1946), Weird Horrors #1 (1952), Golden-Age Greats Spotlight #14 (2013), Men of Mystery Comics #99 (2016)
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