Captain America Comics #58
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Crime On Cue" sees Captain America and Bucky tracking a cunning killer who uses Shakespearean clues to orchestrate a deadly game of cat and mouse. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Al Avison with inks by Frank Borth, this 1946 thriller unfolds with a Gypsy woodcarver's revenge plot that leads the heroes through a series of traps, culminating in a heart-pounding escape from a well rigged with a time bomb. The cover, by Alex Schomburg, captures the tension with a striking image of the statue of Death looming over the scene.
In "Crime On Cue," a scorned Gypsy woodcarver, wronged by three shopkeepers who rejected his art, turns to murder, leaving behind cryptic Shakespearean clues that lead Captain America and Bucky on a deadly chase through a series of staged crimes. As the trail unfolds, the duo races to outwit a killer who’s turned his craft into a deadly game, using theater and timing to set traps that test their courage and quick thinking.
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