All-American Comics #69
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Backwards Man!", a wrongfully imprisoned criminal emerges with a twisted new mission: to commit crimes in reverse order, turning the very act of wrongdoing into a surreal, mind-bending spectacle. Written by Alfred Bester and brought to life by Paul Reinman’s dynamic art, this 1945 tale from All-American Comics #69 delivers a uniquely bizarre twist on the crime genre. The cover, also by Reinman, captures the eerie, inverted energy of the story with striking precision.
In "The Backwards Man!" from All-American Comics #69 (1945), a wrongfully imprisoned man emerges with a twisted new mission: to commit crimes in reverse, turning the very act of wrongdoing into a surreal, inverted spectacle. With a mind bent on reenacting his past with a shocking twist, he challenges the law—and logic—by doing everything backward.
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