WHY COLLECTORS WANT IT
- Paul Kirk (Manhunter (private detective)) — not the same Manhunter who begins in issue #73, introduction
Dates
- Cover date
- January 1941
- On sale
- December 4, 1940
- Pages
- 68
Editions and covers (2)
Copies of #58 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.
Creators
pencils: Bernard Baily, Ed Winiarski, Henry Boltinoff, Lou Paige, Howard Purcell, Chad Grothkopf, Jack Lehti, Ed Moore, Fred Ray, Ray McGill, Creig Flessel, E. E. Hibbard, Fred Harmaninks: Bernard Baily, Ed Winiarski, Henry Boltinoff, Lou Paige, Howard Purcell, Chad Grothkopf, Jack Lehti, Ed Moore, Fred Ray, Ray McGill, E. E. Hibbard, Fred Harmanscript: Ken Fitch, Ed Winiarski, Henry Boltinoff, Lou Paige, Howard Purcell, Gardner Fox, Ed Moore, George Shute, Jack Lehti, Ray McGillletters: Bernard Baily, Lou Paige, Ray McGill, Chad Grothkopf
Stories
- The Great Train Robbery · 8 pages
The Hourman and the Minute Men tackle the strange facts surrounding a $10,000 train robbery, and discover that one of the train clerks in an inside man for gangster, Nick Remos.
- Legion of the Masked · 6 pages
- Kosta Strikes · 6 pages
- In Emeralda · 6 pages
- Manhunt on the Sun Limited · 6 pages
- Sky Visitor · 1.1 pages
- Mango's Murder · 6 pages
- "Two Years Before the Mast" by Richard Henry Dana · 0.5 pages
- Orchids of Doom · 10 pages
The Sandman has to battle the effects of the deadly Orchid Aerides Farmerii, which can strip the human body of its flesh!
Characters
Wesley DoddsThe SandmanHourmanRex TylerSteve CarsonDian BelmontJimmy MartinSteve ConradThorndyke TompkinsChangPaul Kirk
Reprinted in
Golden Age Sandman Archives (2004)