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Cover: Jim Mooney & Charles Paris

Detective Comics #137

Jul 1948 · DC · 0.10 USD
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“The Rebus Crimes!”

In "The Rebus Crimes!", the Joker turns a clever storefront riddle into a baffling crime spree, using a furrier's rebus sign as his cryptic blueprint. Dick Sprang's art brings the puzzle-like mystery to life, with Charles Paris handling the inks, while Jim Mooney's cover captures the eerie intrigue of the case.

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cover pencils Jim Mooney
cover inks Charles Paris

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A clever rebus sign on a local furrier's store gives the Joker yet a new and novel method of committing his crimes!

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