Fight against Crime #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rescue," a 1953 story from Fight against Crime #16, the dark turn of a baseball player’s arrogance leads to a chilling act of vengeance. When Hank Jackson’s reckless cruelty crosses a line, his teammates exact a brutal, twisted justice in a scene that’s as shocking as it is unforgettable. Bill Savage handles both pencils and inks for the stark, intense interior art, while Dick Beck’s cover captures the story’s grim tension with a striking, foreboding image.
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Arrogant and unfair baseball player Hank Jackson is hated by even his own teammates. When Jackson kills a man by throwing a ball against his head, the other players go for grisly revenge. They tie him to a chair and kill him by throwing balls at his face.
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