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Four Color #1069

Nov 1959 · Dell · 0.10 USD
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In "The FBI Story," FBI agent Chip Hardesty navigates decades of national crises, from the Klan's shadow in 1920s Oklahoma to wartime espionage and Cold War paranoia, all while balancing his family life. Written by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer and illustrated with sharp precision by Alex Toth—both inks and pencils—this 1959 Four Color issue offers a grounded, era-spanning look at one agent’s dedication. Cover by Alex Toth.

Contains 3 stories
The FBI Story
32 pp · Crime
Chip HardestySam CrandallGeorge CrandallMike HardestyJ. Edgar HooverLucy HardestyPretty Boy FloydJohn Dillinger (cameo)Machine Gun Kelly (cameo)Alvin Karpis (cameo)

In "The FBI Story," agent Chip Hardesty navigates decades of danger as he and his family confront the Ku Klux Klan, oil-related violence in Oklahoma, 1930s gangsters, wartime spies, and Cold War-era Communist threats—each chapter a gripping chapter in the evolving fight for justice.

FBI Agent in the Making
1 pp · Non-Fiction
The FBI: Its Development and Astounding Progress
1 pp · Non-Fiction
J. Edgar Hoover (cameo)

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Full credits

artist, inker Alex Toth

Reprints

Reprinted in Alex Toth in Hollywood #1 (2009), A Movie Classic #80

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