Metal Men #33

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DC ⋅ 1968

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Issue Details

Publisher

DC

Writer

Robert Kanigher

Inker

George Roussos

Artist

Mike Sekowsky

Published

September 1968

Synopsis

The Metal Men are on the run from the law. Finally cornered, Lead molds himself into a giant barrier, sacrificing himself so the rest of the team can escape. The police officers open fire on Lead. Using grappling hooks, the police officers begin to scale Lead, never ceasing their attack upon him. Platinum doubles back and nets the police officers, dragging them off Lead, and bringing them back to the ground. Suddenly, an enormous fly appears, and begins to attack the police. As it crushes police cruisers, and entangles officers in it's sticky emissions, the creature identifies itself as "Fferka".Platinum spreads herself into wire to bind Fferka's limbs, giving Lead the opportunity to pound the creature to death. Upon Fferka's death, it's giant corpse bursts open, releasing a swarm of flies, which all begin growing to enormous size. Lead and Platinum retreat in the face of the insect horde. Regrouping with the other Metal Men, they do their best to stay out of sight and avoid the police patrols. The team is pulled off the street by Colonel David Magnus, the brother of the Metal Men's creator, Doctor William Magnus. Colonel Magnus ferries the team to the United States Army Special Services building.En Route, they are attacked by a giant fly. The creature reveals that it has traveled to Earth from the doomed planet Ffeexa. Their world's food supply has been exhausted, and thus, they have sent out scouts to raid other worlds for their resources. Colonel Magnus is able to outmaneuver the Ffeexan, and arrive safely at their destination. There, the Metal Men race to their inventor, Doctor Magnus, still comatose from a recent laboratory accident. Colonel Magnus deactivates the Metal Men, with a device given to him by his brother. The Colonel's mind returns to the events that lead them to this dilemma.His brother had just finished upgrading the power of the Metal Men, when a loose connection in his laboratory equipment electrocuted him. Colonel Magnus was left in charge of the...

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