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  • Sandman Mystery Theatre Vol 1 40
Letterer1
  • John Costanza
Inker1
  • Guy Davis
Inker1
  • Guy Davis
Writer1
  • Matt Wagner
  • Steven T. Seagle
Penciler1
  • Guy Davis
Colourist1
  • David Hornung
Writer1
  • Matt Wagner
  • Steven T. Seagle
StoryTitle
  • The Mist: Act Four
Editor1
  • Karen Berger
  • Keri Kowalski
Penciler1
  • Guy Davis
Appearing
  • Featured Characters: * Supporting Characters: * * Villains: * * George Cohen * Mr. Happy * Marvin * Other Characters: * * Rabbi Glickman * Judge Thomas Schaffer * Fredric Baederstadt Locations: * :* A Synagogue * Items: * Vehicles: *
Letterer1
  • John Costanza
Colourist1
  • David Hornung
Editor1
  • Karen Berger
  • Keri Kowalski
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CoverArtist
  • Gavin Wilson
  • Richard Bruning
Country
  • USA
Executive Editor
  • Karen Berger
Issue
  • 40
Speaker
  • [[W:C:dc:Wesley Dodds
Volume
  • 1
Title
  • Sandman Mystery Theatre
Month
  • 7
Synopsis
  • Jonathan Smythe presents his disintegration device to the Army, they don't buy it, but his gangland employers subject him to his own machine for failing them. Then they stupidly don't stick around long enough to see this treatment fail to kill him, although there IS a delayed-action effect of partially disintegrating him. He flees as far as Opal City before he apparently disintegrates. Ted Knight and Wes Dodds learn that "Smythe" was not his real name. At story's end, Weiss & Cohen's operation is still in business.
Notes
  • * Jonathan Smythe was an adopted name for a Canadian WWI veteran who was awarded a Victoria Cross. Wes and Ted never did work out his real identity. * The Victoria Cross that Wes finds comes into play again in Starman Vol 2. The Mist tells Jack Knight that she intended to locate the missing medal which prompts Jack to track it down during the Sand and Stars story.
quotation
  • That's what I find so insidious about the underworld... it's carelessness in its cruelty, accidental victims, and blanket destruction for specific targets...
Publisher
  • DC Comics
Year
  • 1996