Four Color #152

Jun 1947 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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“Annie Finds a Body in an Ice House”

In "Annie Finds a Body in an Ice House," a chilling mystery unfolds in a small town when the local drunk, Guy Gulp, is falsely accused of murder. Written, drawn, and inked by Harold Gray, this 1947 Four Color Comics tale follows the determined efforts of newspaper editor Paul Proof as he uncovers the truth behind the crime. A 10-cent comic in 1947, it's a gripping early detective story from the legendary creator of Little Orphan Annie.

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writer, artist, inker Harold Gray

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writer, artist, inker Harold Gray

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Racketeer Turk Torp frames town drunk Guy Gulp for the murder of "Hoppy" Hark. However, newspaper editor Paul Proof hires detectives who find enough evidence to clear Gulp and get a Grand Jury indictment against Torp.

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