Funny Pages #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Joaquin Strikes!", the Clock’s pursuit of the bank-robbing gang led by "Slick" Martin ends with one fugitive still at large—Killer Katz. Rather than turn him over to the law, the vigilante delivers Katz to the brother of one of his victims, setting off a chain of consequences that shocks the town. Written, drawn, and inked by Geo. E. Brenner, this 1937 tale from Comics Magazine Company unfolds with a raw, early crime-comic intensity, while Victor Dowling’s cover captures the grim stakes in stark, expressive lines.
In a tale of vigilante justice from 1937’s Funny Pages #9, the Clock, having captured the bank-robbing gang led by "Slick" Martin, hands over the notorious "Killer" Katz to the brother of one of his victims. The next day’s paper reports the mob’s grim verdict—no trial, no court, just retribution.
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Reprinted in Little Giant Comics #3 (1938), Little Giant Comics #4 (1939), Funny Pages #2 (1939), Gwandanaland Comics #2005 (2018)
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