Crime Patrol #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Fight Crime," Ken, haunted by the memory of his parents' death during a mob hit, channels his grief into a relentless pursuit of justice. Once a young man drawn into Chick Blaine's criminal world, he now wears a badge and stakes out Blaine’s old territory, determined to bring down the man who destroyed his life.
In "Edna Sunday," a woman shaped by years of resentment and betrayal takes a dark path fueled by a lifetime of pain. After being sent to a reformatory and fleeing a cruel past, she turns her rage on those she sees as oppressors—first her boss, then the man she once loved, Johnny, when he abandons her. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, tracing the fragile line between trauma and retribution.
In "Two-Faced Woman: The True Story of Hazel Caro," a quiet art student with a love for beauty transforms into a merciless force when she dons a blonde wig—driven by grief after her brother’s death at the hands of mob enforcer Slick Becker. She seizes control of a rival gang, dismantles Becker’s empire, and exacts revenge, all while remaining untouchable as long as the wig stays on. When a new player, Smiling Jones, arrives in town, Hazel sets a trap—but his clever countermove leaves her outmaneuvered in ways she never expected.
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