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Crime and Punishment #41

Aug 1951 · Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 0.10 USD
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This issue contains an anthology of crime stories. The lead story, "Flight from Fury," tells of a double-cross involving an airline pilot turned detective who encounters criminals Tony Gratzo and Jock Kobac, leading to a manhunt via skyways and a confrontation in Las Vegas involving stolen money and betting receipts. The issue also advertises two additional stories: "Mission: Get 'Em," "The Cop from Hell's Kitchen," and "Flight from Fury," alongside period advertisements for instructional courses and consumer products typical of 1951 publications.

Contains 4 stories
Mission: Get 'Em!
10 pp · Crime

When three escaped convicts—Arnie Fletcher, Jittery Jack Jamison, and Bulldog Franey—kill police officers and steal their uniforms to slip past roadblocks, Lieutenant Mark Landry finds himself leading a desperate manhunt that narrows from a nationwide dragnet to a personal reckoning in the dark streets of an Eastern city. As the pressure mounts and the gang's grip on the city tightens, Landry must track killers who know how to stay one step ahead—until a crack in the gang's armor finally gives him the edge he needs. It's a grim game of cat and mouse where one lawman's determination becomes the difference between justice and escaped murderers vanishing into the night.

Flight from Fury
12 pp · Crime

When a crooked partner makes off with $200,000 in cash, two money-mad bookies—Tony Gratzo and Jock Kobac—track him across the country, boarding a Caravan Airways flight headed for Las Vegas in hot pursuit. An airline pilot named Dan must navigate the danger when his crew discovers the armed criminals are on board, turning what should be a routine red-eye into a high-stakes manhunt at 30,000 feet. It's a tense race against the clock as the net tightens on a man running for his life.

The Cop from Hell's Kitchen
7 pp · Crime
The Case of the Elusive Go-Between
6 pp · Crime

Detective James Q. Brady returns to the force just as a sophisticated jewel robbery ring terrorizes the city with their hidden ringleader and mysterious go-between orchestrating hits across the metropolis. When a heist at a local jeweler turns violent and a suspect is gunned down before Brady can bring him in, the detective must piece together the clues—and the alibis—to expose the mastermind behind the operation. Can Brady uncover who the elusive intermediary really is before the gang strikes again?

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Full credits

artist, inker Frank Bolle
cover pencils, inks Charles Biro

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