Gangsters and Gunmolls #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Juanita Perez The Gypsy Killer!", a chilling tale from 1952, the ruthless Marie Swain—her youthful face belied by a hardened criminal streak—leads a violent crime spree with deadly precision. Penciled by John Rosenberger and inked by Vince Alascia, the story unfolds with stark intensity, while the cover by Perlowen captures the menace of a woman whose innocence is a mask for something far more dangerous.
Juanita Perez, a femme fatale of the underworld, moves through a world of crime and danger with a deadly flair—her past a trail of theft, deception, and violence. From dance halls to back-alley deals, her rise as a feared gang enforcer ends in a reckoning that leaves her fate sealed.
In "Insurance for Death!", Rocky Lewis, a sharp-eyed butcher with a knack for the quick profit, stumbles into a sinister scheme where fear and blood are the currency. As he digs deeper, the line between business and brutality blurs in a tale that’s as cold as the meat counter and just as dangerous.
In the shadowed streets of 1952, two ruthless enforcers—John Scalisi and Albert Anselmi—ruthlessly uphold the reign of Al Capone, their name whispered in fear across the underworld. Known only as "Crime's Homicide Squad," their partnership is forged in violence, their loyalty to the mob as unshakable as their thirst for blood.
In "Marie Swain, 'Rod-Baby!'", a strikingly young and dangerously unpredictable criminal, Marie Swain, commands her small gang with a mix of charm and ruthless efficiency. Her deceptively innocent appearance only heightens the fear she inspires, earning her the chilling nickname "Rod-Baby!" from the police.
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Reprinted in All True Detective Cases #[nn] (1952), All True Detective Cases #4 (1954), The Crime Machine #2 (1971), Krimi Klassiker #1 (2020), Dangerous Dames #3 (2023)
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