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The Maze Agency #9 The English Channeler Mystery
Cover Date: February, 1990
In "The English Channeler Mystery," witness Gabe, Jennifer, and famous sleuth Ellery Queen stalk a killer who moves through sand without a clue - and who has been dead for 10,000 years! Margaret Chalmers-Rune claims that she can channel the spirit of No ...
Issue Description
In "The English Channeler Mystery," witness Gabe, Jennifer, and famous sleuth Ellery Queen stalk a killer who moves through sand without a clue - and who has been dead for 10,000 years! Margaret Chalmers-Rune claims that she can channel the spirit of Noraga, whose body "died 10 centuries ago when the seas swallowed Atlantis," but Margaret is poisoned after delivering an ominous message... and her husband asks Ellery Queen to solve the case. Meanwhile, her stepson and daughter have engaged Jennifer and Gabe. As the bodies pile up, Gabe and Ellery both try to deduce the identity of the killer. Who will solve the crime first.
This issue was written by Mike W. Barr with the full permission of Ellery Queen magazine celibrating the 60th anniversary of the super sleuth.
The Maze Agency (1988)
- Publisher
- Comico
Volume Description
The adventures of Private Investigator Jennifer Mays and her boyfriend, the crime novelist Gabriel Webb.
Issues #1-7 were published by Comico.
Issues #8-23 were published by Innovation.
Issues #1-4 were collected in Trade Paper Back by Innovation.
Issues #1-5 were collected along with The Maze Agency Special in Trade Paper Back by IDW.
Created by Mike Barr, The Maze Agency comic was notable for presenting "fair play" mysteries; each individual comic included a crime, usually a murder, for the two leads to solve, with all the clues necessary to solve the case being given to the reader, allowing them a chance to figure out the murderer's identity before the detectives revealed it in the final pages of the issue.
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