Fight against Crime #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Case of the Crazy Killer" involves a criminal named Pete Blair who commits robberies and murders, evading police capture by fleeing town and hiding in flea-bag hotels. The story follows his pursuit by authorities as he attempts to stay ahead of the law. "The Corpse That Came Back" deals with a wealthy, tyrannical farmer named Nathan Adams whose young wife and her accomplice plan to murder him, but Adams proves difficult to kill and the plot takes an unexpected turn involving his corpse.
When Mike Bramwell rebuilds his life after prison, he plans to run a legitimate casino—until the ruthless operator Toots Bogden muscles in, demanding a cut and muscling closer to Robin, the club's young singer. As Bogden's harassment escalates and Mike refuses to back down, the two men careen toward a violent reckoning that will determine who controls the town's underworld.
When a ruthless farmer's mistreated wife plots his murder with a escaped convict, they think they've committed the perfect crime by sealing him away—but seven years later, as they prepare to claim his inheritance, they discover that old Nathan Adams has one final reckoning in store. Written with sharp noir sensibilities, "The Corpse That Came Back!" delivers a revenge tale where greed and cruelty come full circle in the most unexpected way.
When aging magician Alfred Draco's wife Norma and his assistant Hank Leeds conspire to poison him for his insurance money, they set in motion a scheme that exploits the very illusions that have made his act famous—but they haven't reckoned with the one person watching from the shadows who knows their secret. As the fateful matinee performance unfolds and Draco raises the poisoned glass to his lips, the real magic is about to begin.
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