Phantom Lady #21
In "The Jack-In-the-Box Murders!", Phantom Lady takes a daring gamble, donning the guise of a new villain to unmask a killer targeting congressmen—while her brother's political rise seems suspiciously timed. Written by Gregory Page and brought to life with sharp, expressive art by Jack Kamen, this 1948 Fox classic blends espionage and political intrigue, with Matt Baker’s iconic cover capturing the mystery in bold, dynamic lines.
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Phantom Lady disguises herself as a new villain called Jack-in-the-Box to smoke out the true villain, who has been killing off congressmen while grooming her brother to be the next U.S. President.
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