Edgar Wallace Comic #5

Jan 1951 · Young's Merchandising Company · [8d [0-0-8 AUP]]

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“The Squeaker”

"The Squeaker" is a chilling tale from 1951, featuring the elusive criminal mastermind who operates in the shadows of London’s underworld, orchestrating jewel heists and turning on those who double-cross him. Written by Edgar Wallace and brought to life with sharp, detailed artwork by John L. Curtis—whose distinctive pencils and inks define both the story and the cover—this issue sets up a tense game of cat and mouse, as Barrabal sets out to catch a man who’s always one step ahead.

writer Edgar Wallace · artist, inker, letterer John L. Curtis · cover John L. Curtis

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writer Edgar Wallace

artist, inker, letterer John L. Curtis

cover pencils, inks John L. Curtis

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'The Squeaker' is a super fence who is in on every big jewellery robbery in London. If the thieves don't split the loot with him, he anonymously informs on them to the Police. Barrabal believes he can capture 'The Squeaker'.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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