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Fox Comics (US) Mystery Men Comics (1939)

The Long Arm of Vengeance

by Harris Levy Writer Arthur Peddy Artist +6 more

3.5/5 (1 review)

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Mystery Men Comics #2 was published by Fox Comics (US) on September 1, 1939, as part of a series that began in 1939. Harris Levy writes, and art comes from Arthur Peddy, Cecelia Munson Paddock and Charles Nicholas. It features Zeus, Hercules, Dan Garret, Green Mask and Mike Mannigan, among 27 characters catalogued on VerseDB.

Series

Mystery Men Comics (1939)

Issue Number

Cover Date

September 1939

Series Details

Publisher

Fox Comics (US)

Run

1939

Issues Count

Format

Standard

Language

English

Reviews

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Creators

Harris Levy

Writer

Arthur Peddy

Artist

Cecelia Munson Paddock

Artist

Charles Nicholas

Artist

Dick Briefer

Artist

George Tuska

Artist

Norman Lee (US)

Artist

Walter Frehm

Artist

Characters

Dan Garret

Dan Garrett

Rex Dexter

Zeus

Ben Rosenberg

Billy Bounce

Chen Chang

Denny Scott

Flash

Fong Lee

Green Mask

Michael Shebly

Hemlock Shomes

Hercules

Herakles

Teams

Mafia

Scotland Yard

United States Navy

Bengal Lancers

Capris-Men

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