Crime Mysteries #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue is an anthology featuring several crime stories. "The Fantastic Dr. Foo" involves Dr. Foo and his wife Nalya, who contact detective Don Grady for help with thieves trying to steal a special device; Grady goes undercover as a dockside tough to infiltrate the mob and work with informant "Gutter Gus," leading to the criminal's body being found in the water. "Queenie Starr" follows the title character, a film actress whose production is disrupted when police arrive at the studio following a murder; suspicion falls on various cast and crew members, with evidence suggesting suicide, though the circumstances remain unclear. The issue also includes "Jerry Jasper," though the full plot of that story is not visible in these pages.
Criminologist Lance Storm investigates a string of mysterious assassinations targeting U.S. government officials and uncovers a sinister connection to Senhor Karnoc, a charlatan spiritualist medium who extracts classified information from the unsuspecting relatives of his wealthy clients during fake séances. Posing as a vain playboy, Storm infiltrates Karnoc's inner sanctum to expose the con—but what he discovers is far more dangerous than mere fraud, as the criminal enterprise runs deeper than anyone suspected.
Glamor girl Queenie Starr watches from the sidelines as a mysterious death strikes the set of a big historical picture—star Helga Bergstrom is shot dead during her own climactic death scene. As police lock down the studio and suspicion falls on the crew, Queenie uses her wits and a little detective work to uncover the real killer and the secret that drove them to murder.
When a young woman discovers her elderly employer hanged in his study, criminologist Jerry Jasper is called to investigate—but the victim's crippling arthritis makes suicide impossible. As Jasper digs into the household and its secrets, he uncovers a hidden tunnel, a desperate nephew with expensive habits, and a web of greed that points to something far darker than self-inflicted death. In this tale from *Crime Mysteries* #3, a sharp eye for detail and contradictions becomes the key to unmasking a killer.
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Reprinted in Haunted Horror #27 (2017)
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