Cover: Dick Sprang

Detective Comics #92

Oct 1944 · DC · 0.10 USD

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“Crime's Manhunt”

In "Crime's Manhunt," a desperate gang led by the scheming Brainy Bulow stumbles upon a Wanted poster and hatches a twisted plan: turn their criminal past into a new kind of honest work by hunting down other fugitives for the reward money. Written by Joseph Greene and brought to life with sharp, dynamic art by Dick Sprang—whose pencils, inks, and lettering define the issue's bold, noir-inspired style—this 1944 tale spins a clever twist on justice and redemption, all captured in a striking cover by Sprang.

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writer Joseph Greene · artist, inker, letterer Dick Sprang · cover Dick Sprang

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writer Joseph Greene

artist, inker, letterer Dick Sprang

cover pencils, inks Dick Sprang

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A group of crooks, led by Brainy Bulow, are down on their luck and worried that they can't make an honest dollar. Then they notice a "Wanted" poster, and decide to go into an honest business for once: rounding up wanted felons and cashing in on their rewards!

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