Four Color #283
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Nitro the Bank Robber / The Found Money," King takes on a cunning criminal known only as Nitro, who terrorizes Plain City with a high-stakes bank heist threatening to detonate nitroglycerin unless his demands are met. Written, drawn, and inked by Jim Gary, this 1950 Four Color #283 delivers a tense, fast-paced crime thriller with a ticking clock and a fugitive on the run—perfect for fans of classic pulp action. The story’s sharp pacing and inventive set pieces are brought to life by Gary’s dynamic artwork, with the cover by Jim Gary capturing the chaos in bold, expressive lines.
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King flies to Plain City, where "Nitro" has sent "invitations" to the police and others to attend the robbery of the First National Bank. The robber shows up right on time and threatens to detonate a container of nitroglycerin if he isn't given $50,000. He takes King as hostage to gain passage to the mountains, where he leaves King without his gun or boots. After he makes his way back to town, King is again confronted by Nitro, who plans to repeat the robbery in 24 hours.
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