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Cover: Charles Biro
Crime Does Not Pay #66
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One of the most widely-read comics of 1948 — boasting more than six million readers monthly — Crime Does Not Pay #66 puts Charles Biro's sharp cover work front and center, depicting a tense diner scene where suited men exchange hard words across a lunch counter while an uneasy figure lingers nearby. Published by Lev Gleason with Charles Biro and Bob Wood as editors, this issue promises "All True Crime Stories," including the featured tale of the Savage Genna Brothers and their bootlegging exploits, brought to life inside by artist and inker George Tuska.
artist, inker George Tuska · cover Charles Biro
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artist, inker George Tuska
cover pencils, inks Charles Biro
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