Crime Does Not Pay #106
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Crime Does Not Pay #106 This issue contains two stories. In the first, struggling lawyer Ellis refuses to defend criminals despite financial hardship, maintaining his ethical principles even when tempted by a client offering money and bribes. In "The Case of the Deadly Doll," Sergeant Clay Boyd of the New York Police Force investigates a series of arsons occurring in spring 1949 at loft buildings, discovering they are connected to a single professional firebug; the investigation leads Boyd to pursue a fleeing suspect to Farnum's Fine Furs on 28th Street, where the case takes a dark turn involving murder when the body of Joe Curry is discovered in a ditch, revealing a complex criminal conspiracy.
Attorney Ellis Gorman abandons his principles to take on a high-profile criminal as a client, manipulating a trial to free a guilty man—but his descent into corruption puts everything he values most in jeopardy when the criminal turns his attention toward Ellis's younger sister. As Ellis's moral compromise deepens, he discovers that crossing the wrong people carries consequences far beyond the courtroom.
When crime boss Abby Grant faces tax troubles thanks to reporter Gil Barnett's exposé, he hatches an elaborate scheme to frame the newsman for murder—but his desperation to silence both Barnett and the bookkeeper who turned him in sets in motion a cunning double-cross that threatens to collapse under its own weight. As Grant plants evidence and orchestrates a killing to pin on his nemesis, Barnett finds himself arrested and forced into a dangerous situation that will test whether the truth can surface before justice goes terribly wrong.
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Reprinted in Reefer Madness Comics #[nn] (2018)
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