Four Color #76
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA 1945 thriller from Harold Gray, this Four Color issue delivers a tense, early crime drama with a twisty plot rooted in deception and danger. When Annie is taken during a suspicious encounter at a shop, a web of betrayal unfolds—led by a ruthless figure pulling strings from the shadows, while a mysterious stranger named Byron Bolo begins to challenge the town’s assumptions. The story, drawn and written by Harold Gray, features a stark, noir-tinged atmosphere and a cover by the same hand, capturing the moment of tension with quiet menace.
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Buck shoots Gregory as the shopkeeper tries to take Annie into a back room where Axel's men are waiting. Axel gives Gregory's wife the assignment of bringing Annie to him. She slips Annie some drugged candy and Axel's men grab her and shoot Sandy. While Axel tries to get some information from Annie, Byron Bolo, a mysterious playboy, comes to town and tries to convince the public that Nick Gatt is the one who kidnapped Annie.
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