Writer's and Artist's Names: Writers include Richard Hughes, Robert Turner and Otto Binder; artists include Sheldon Moldoff, Harry Lucey, Bob Fujitani, Ken Battefield, Ralph Mayo and Leonard Franks.
Intended Audience: All-ages fans of Golden Age reprint material, art aficionados, comics historians, and fans of classic action, adventure and superhero material of all kinds.
Format: Standard comic book size, extra-thick 68-page saddle-stitched design; black & white interiors with color covers.
Synopsis: This issue boasts TWO BLACK TERROR tales- "The Thieving Leprechauns", and "Trouble Down Mexico Way"; The HOOD in "The Man Who Sold His Soul To The Devil"- drawn by Bob Fujitani; FLASH LIGHTNING and The RAVEN, out of Ace Comic's rare Sure-Fire #3, from 1940; plus MAJOR MIDNIGHT, by Leonard Franks.
Special Notes: Men of Mystery has a particularly pulpish flavor this issue, with much of the material taken from the comic-book divisions of a couple of the biggest pulp magazine publishers of the medium's heyday. The BLACK TERROR was the biggest star produced by Nedor Comics, which was the offshoot of Ned Pines successful & long-lived Standard/Better line of pulps, While Sure-Fire stars FLASH (later changed to "Lash" ) LIGHTNING and The RAVEN were the progeny of L.L. Wynn's Ace Publications comic book branch. And even though the original publisher of this issues' HOOD story ( Holyoke Pubs. put out Cat-Man comics- this story from issue #26 ) wasn't itself involved in pulp production, the eerie, atmospheric artwork of Bob Fugitani on it would have been at home in the weirdest of the weird pulps of the day.

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Writer's and Artist's Names: Cover art by Mike Machlan; writers include Richard Hughes, Bill Woolfolk, France Herron and Otto Binder ; artists include Bob Fujitani, Leonard Frank, Jack Alderman, Al Bryant, Charles Sultan, Dan Barry, Kurt Schaffenberger, Charles Tomsey, Harry Anderson, Arturo Cazeneuve, Pierce Rice, Bob Webb, George Roussos, Ralph Mayo, Bernie Krigstein, Mike Sekowsky and Joe Certa.
Intended Audience: All-ages fans of Golden Age reprint material, art aficionados, comics historians, and fans of classic action, adventure and superhero material of all kinds.
Format: Standard comic book size; saddle-stitched- SUPER-THICK 116 pages, black & white interiors with color covers. Includes material previously seen in Men Of Mystery Comics #'s 54 and 71.
Synopsis: A Golden Age costumed superhero extravaganza, featuring 13 full stories!! Stars include: The EAGLE, The HOOD, MINUTE MAN, MAJOR MIDNIGHT, SHOCK GIBSON, IBIS, PHANTOM EAGLE, BULLETMAN, GOLDEN ARROW, BLACK TERROR, The TARGET and WONDER BOY!! Art by Fujitani, Barry, Schaffenberger, Krigstein, Sekowsky and more!! Top quality reprints of great vintage classics!! 
Special Notes: Golden Age superheroes are "hot " these days- it seems whatever publisher isn't REVIVING them is reprinting the actual stories. Well, the people who did both FIRST, still do it BEST- and that's AC Comics. After 18 years of reprinting these greats of sequential storytelling, we have quite a library of stellar 1940's material, reprinted using our state-of-the-art technology, and this package is an excellent collection of re-edited stories from past efforts; sampled from NINE different now-defunct 1940's publishing houses. The stories in this collection are excellent, representative tales of top-selling star features of their day, like BLACK TERROR, SHOCK GIBSON, The TARGET, BULLETMAN and The EAGLE. True historians and casual readers alike will treasure this collection.