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Golden-Age Men of Mystery #9
1998 · 6.95 USD · 52 pages
Synopsis
Guy Sandor's brother Slim is released from prison but he comes out of prison more evil than ever. He is frustrated by the goodness of his brother Guy and his wife Sandra so he goes looking to cash in an I.O.U. he got in prison while playing with loaded dice. The man refuses to pay the I.O.U. because he found out the dice were loaded so Slim kills him. His brother Guy is arrested for the murder when he finds the body right before the police come in. Slim goes on the run with his wife while the Black Terror figures out that he is responsible and has to track him down to clear Guy's name.
Credits
- Script
- Bill Black, Mark Heike
- Pencils
- Alex Schomburg, Mac Raboy, Mort Lawrence, Frank Bolle, Frank Frazetta, Bob Fujitani, Harry Lucey, Irv Novick, Lin Streeter, Bob Wood, Emil Gershwin, Dan Barry, Bill Black, Mark Heike, Irwin Hasen, Dick Ayers, Brad Gorby
- Inks
- Alex Schomburg, Mac Raboy, Frank Frazetta, Bob Fujitani, Harry Lucey, Irv Novick, Lin Streeter, Bob Wood, Emil Gershwin, Dan Barry, Bill Black, Mark Heike, Irwin Hasen, Dick Ayers
- Painting
- Brad Gorby
- Editing
- Bill Black
- Editor
- Bill Black
- Airbrushed
- Brad Gorby
- Original editor
- Ned Pines, Roy Ald
Reprinted from
- America's Best Comics #3 (3)— reprint in black and white
- Hangman Comics #7— first page only, in black and white
- Startling Comics #2 (23)— logo portion is replaced with Golden-Age Men of Mystery logo and three other headshots
- Wow Comics #61— reprint in black and white
- Exciting Comics #68— reprint in black and white