All-Famous Crime #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology presenting crime stories drawn from police files. "Eyes of the Killer" recounts the case of "Ma" Barker, a female criminal mastermind who organized and directed a gang of robbers, kidnappers, and murderers until she was tracked down by the F.B.I. Additional stories referenced on the cover include "Tattoo of Crime," "Fingers of Guilt," and "Murder Will Out," among others presented as true cases from law enforcement records.
A beauty contest at Gotham Garden turns deadly when the newly crowned Miss Gloria Glamour is shot down in front of thousands of witnesses—and photographer Joe Bradford's camera is found rigged with a hidden gun. With Bradford arrested and Spencer Steel convinced of his innocence, the detective must uncover who switched the camera and why before the real killer vanishes into the crowd. A revenge scheme born from an old case threatens to send an innocent man to the chair.
When Michael Elsworth, a blind shopkeeper, is found dead in a car crash, a nearby witness named George Cutler provides a seemingly straightforward account of the accident—but Officer Tom Jackson uncovers a sinister truth lurking beneath the surface. As the investigation deepens, the real killer is exposed and justice is finally served in this tense 1951 crime tale from All-Famous Crime.
Arizona 'Ma' Barker hides a ruthless criminal mastermind behind a woman's exterior, orchestrating bank robberies and coordinating her gang with calculated precision—but when her sons strike out on their own, their ambitions lead them down darker paths. This 1951 crime story traces how a girl's early cruelty evolved into a deadliest criminal brain, and how federal agents close in on her family's reign of terror.
"Tattoo of Crime!" follows Eddie Doll, a brilliant criminal mastermind known as "Burlington Eddie," as he drifts across the underworld organizing gangs and planning elaborate heists—until he falls in love with a respectable woman and attempts to leave his criminal life behind. When Eddie tries to go straight for her sake, he finds himself trapped between his past and the telltale tattoo marks on his arm that mark him as a wanted man. With the Yates gang and a dangerous train robbery closing in, Eddie must navigate the thin line between redemption and the justice that hunts him.
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↩ Reprints Brenda Starr Comics #13 [1] (1947), Young King Cole #6 (1948), Crimes by Women #8 (1949), Murder Incorporated #13 (1949)
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