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Mystery Comics #2 (1944)

Pines · 1944 · 52 pages

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ContinueMystery Comics #3 →
Contains 5 stories
The Treasure of the Aztec Princess
10 pp · superhero
MagnetRamsey (villainintroduction)
The Menacing Medicine Man
8 pp · jungle
ZudoMandra (villainintroductiondeath)Marsden (villainintroductiondeath)Marsden's accomplice (villainintroductiondeath)
The Monsters of Dr. Voodoo
11 pp · superhero
Wonderman [Brad Spencer]Dr. Voodoo (villain)
Karlak's Oxygen Ionizer
8 pp · science fiction
Dick DevensKarlak (villain)Venusians (villain)
Short Circuit Doom
9 pp
Jack Manning (introductiononly appearance)

Meet Jack Manning, a brilliant young scientist at the Plastic Corporation of America who stumbles onto a dangerous conspiracy when he catches an intruder stealing specialized wire—only to discover it's the supposedly disgraced Professor Marlowe, a former company research expert now hiding in a mountain laboratory. When Jack learns that Marlowe was framed for murders and that the real culprit is actually Reinhardt, a Nazi saboteur posing as a respectable businessman, he finds himself trapped in a web of kidnapping, extortion, and espionage that puts both Marlowe and an innocent company secretary in mortal peril. Written by the creative team behind this 9-page thriller, "Short Circuit Doom" races from corporate laboratories to hidden enemy hideouts in a wartime race against time.

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