Fight against Crime #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Horror of the Clutching Hand" delivers a chilling 1952 tale from the pages of Fight against Crime #6, where writer Ellen Lynn crafts a tense, first-person narrative through the eyes of Betty Lewis. When her husband, sea-diver Jack Lewis, is hired to recover sunken jewels, the job turns deadly—leading to a drowning and a vow of vengeance from the depths. Cover by Bill Fraccio captures the story’s eerie suspense with stark, shadowed imagery.
In "Horror of the Clutching Hand," two escaped convicts, Jackson and Martin, flee Newton Penitentiary and seize the wife of a wealthy industrialist in a desperate bid for ransom—only to find their own alliance crumbling as suspicion and violence take hold. The story unfolds with tense, claustrophobic dread as desperation turns the captors against each other.
In "Crime at the Graveyard," Gloria and her husband George plot to poison her uncle during a dinner, hoping to claim his fortune—only to be interrupted by two intruders breaking in to rob the house. The tension spikes as secrets and danger collide in a single, suspenseful night.
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