Four Color #133
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Crime, Inc.", Chester Gould delivers a tense winter thriller as Krome battles gangrene and a blizzard, leading to a dramatic amputation and a desperate race across frozen river ice. With Gould’s sharp storytelling and art driving every frame, Tracy and Patton close in on a doctor whose connection to Crime, Inc. may be more than medical. The cover by Gould captures the story’s icy dread, making this 1947 Four Color #133 a standout in the series.
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Krome makes his way through the blizzard to a doctor's office, where his arm has to be amputated because of gangrene from a bullet wound. Tracy and Patton eventually make it to the same doctor, who has sent Krome on a snowplow back to the city. Tracy arrests the doctor, suspecting him of involvement with Crime, Inc. He places the doctor in the custody of the local constable. Tracy and Patton pursue the snowplow. Krome forces the snowplow driver to drive out on the river ice, which gives way and the snowplow plunges through the ice.
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