Crimebuster #0
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Crimebuster #0 (1995), a 2.95 USD comic from AC, the tension mounts when the Commissioner races to secure a fingerprint from Gerald Rosenbloom—only to spark another violent clash with Iron Jaw, escalating the stakes in a case already teetering on legal loopholes. Written by Bill Black and illustrated by C. Bradford Gorby, with inks by Mark Heike, the story kicks off with a pulse-pounding moment that sets the tone for a conflict far from over. The cover, penciled by Brad Gorby and inked by Bill Black, captures the intensity of the moment with striking detail.
In "Back From the Dead---Again!" from Crimebuster #0, Iron Jaw returns with a vengeance, targeting Loover—Crimebuster’s foster father—and igniting a brutal gang war. As violence escalates, Crimebuster and Reddevil must confront the threat head-on, racing to stop Iron Jaw before the city is consumed.
In the heart of the Monkey Jungle Wildlife Habitat, Iron Jaw turns the tide against Crimebuster, forcing Reddevil’s jet into a crash and leaving the hero vulnerable. With Reddevil unconscious and Crimebuster cornered, Iron Jaw raises a slab of cement—ready to deliver the final blow.
In "Crimebuster Vs. Iron Jaw: Part 2," Crimebuster finds unexpected help from a monkey he names Squeeks Junior, who rescues him from a dire situation. With Reddevil by his side, Crimebuster and the captured Iron Jaw head for jail—only to face a sudden, unforeseen complication that throws their plan into chaos.
In "Crimebuster Vs. Iron Jaw: Part 3," the pressure mounts as the Commissioner races to secure a conviction, ordering immediate fingerprinting of Gerald Rosenbloom—only to spark another explosive clash with Iron Jaw. The tension escalates with every twist, leaving the outcome hanging in the balance.
ComicBooks.com Value
Find on ebay
Read it digitally
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Full credits
Reprints
↩ Reprints FemForce #81 (1995), FemForce #82 (1995), FemForce #84 (1995)
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.