Johnny Dynamite #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJohnny Dynamite faces three Soviet agents in an espionage thriller, battling them across various locations before being knocked unconscious. He awakens in a prison fortress with the man with the lime, where he reflects on his ordeals and eventual escape back to Chicago. In a second story, a man named Blackie seeks to clear his name of a murder charge by finding evidence from years past, receiving a cryptic letter from Texas that prompts him to hide incriminating documents before turning himself in to the police.
A notorious thief known as "Raffles" has been systematically robbing wealthy homes on Long Island, always leaving his calling card—a severed telephone wire—at each crime scene. When the police devise an ingenious electrical switchboard system to detect cut wires across the neighborhood in real time, they finally have a chance to catch their quarry before he can slip away. It's a cat-and-mouse game of cunning and technology that tests both the thief's vanity and the police's patience.
Johnny Dynamite presents the sordid tale of Joe "Blackie" Wall, a ruthless extortionist who preys on his victims' darkest secrets with the help of his accomplice Dora Larkin—using staged scandals, stolen letters, and threats of exposure to bleed money from anyone too frightened to fight back. As Blackie's schemes grow bolder and his targets more prominent, he sets his sights on an old acquaintance whose past he believes he can leverage for a major payday. But blackmailers who push their luck too far often find that their most dangerous victim is the one with nothing left to lose.
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↩ Reprints Wow Comics #13 (1943), The Green Mask #4 [15] (1945), Crimes by Women #14 (1950)
Reprinted in Ms. Tree #36 (1987)
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