Golden-Age Greats Spotlight #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Is a Big Help!", the Flying Detectives take on a bizarre criminal known only as the Bouncer, a man who uses spring-loaded shoes to leap incredible distances and targets only men named Smith—stealing a single tooth from each victim. With the mystery deepening and the stakes rising, the duo must unravel the Bouncer’s strange pattern before more lives are lost. Art by Ken Bald, inks by Ken Bald.
When a mysterious criminal known only as the Bouncer begins a deadly spree—targeting men named Smith and stealing a single tooth from each victim—the Flying Detectives are called to unravel the bizarre case. With springs in his shoes that let him leap impossible distances, the Bouncer and his gang vanish into the city’s skyline, leaving behind a trail of cryptic clues and a chilling pattern no one can explain.
In "Minute Man in Berlin," the hero travels to post-war Berlin to recover stolen art from Jonas Progg, a collector whose treasures were taken by the Nazis. With time running short and the city still reeling from war, Minute Man must outwit lingering threats to reclaim the pieces—before they’re lost forever.
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