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Mystery Men Comics#12
Cover: Joe Simon
Mystery Men Comics #12
“The Giant Airplane Blimp”
In "The Giant Airplane Blimp," the Doc's latest scheme takes a macabre turn as he dispatches his gang to a cemetery in search of a disease-free corpse—his next step toward godlike power through brain transplantation. Penciled and inked by Jim Mooney, this 1940 Fox pulp adventure blends eerie horror with pulp sci-fi, while the cover by Joe Simon captures the story's eerie, otherworldly tone.
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artist, inker Jim Mooney · cover Joe Simon
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artist, inker Jim Mooney
cover pencils, inks Joe Simon
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The Doc sends some of his hoodlums into a cemetery looking for a disease-free body into which he plans to transplant a brain, thus allowing him to have the power of God to create life.
Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).