Golden-Age Greats Spotlight #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Sleep King," the Veiled Avenger investigates a mysterious illness striking only the wealthy, leading her to adopt a new identity to uncover the truth. With bold art by Gus Ricca, this 2013 spotlight issue delivers a classic mystery with a twist, grounded in the eerie, high-stakes world of Golden-Age crime-fighting. The cover by Paul Gattuso captures the story’s shadowy intrigue.
In "null," Lady Satan faces a chilling threat when three children, twisted by a werewolf’s curse, attack her without reason. Using her Xanda Powder to defend herself, she calls upon the Shadow People to track down the madman behind the transformation, setting her on a dark path through the unknown.
When mysterious malfunctions begin taking down Norton Bemis' fleet of planes, Rocketman and Rocketgirl must race to uncover the sabotage before another crash. With no clear culprit and the skies growing more dangerous by the hour, the duo digs into the wreckage—both literal and hidden—seeking answers in the air and the shadows.
In "The White Death," the Veiled Avenger investigates a series of mysterious deaths linked to anemia, suspecting a sinister pattern behind the illness. When wealthy patients begin falling ill under suspicious circumstances, she goes undercover, using a new identity to draw out the perpetrators—only to uncover a scheme targeting the rich for their money.
In "Monkey-Mad Devils!" from Golden-Age Greats Spotlight #14, Kitty takes on a sinister scheme when she discovers a club owner is replacing good meat with spoiled, leaving children under her care dangerously ill. With her sharp instincts and quick thinking, she races to expose the truth before more are harmed.
In "The Dance of Death," the Cobra finds himself entangled in a web of deceit at a high-stakes ballet performance, where the rivalry among dancers and the hidden agendas of thieves collide in a deadly game of seduction and sabotage. The story unfolds with sharp tension and elegant menace, blending the grace of the stage with the peril of the underworld.
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