Lawbreakers #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 1951 Charlton anthology delivers five crime tales — "Eccentric Gunman," "Manhattan Terror," "White Death," "Trail of Terror," and "Hot Cars" — all packed into a single ten-cent package. The cover sets the mood immediately with a vertiginous rooftop scene: a man in a gold suit tumbles from a fire escape in obvious panic while figures in blue close in from above, the city streets yawning dizzyingly far below. It's a sharp piece of mid-century crime comics atmosphere that captures the genre's knack for high-stakes urban tension.
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Jimmy Dreyers heists a payroll, then is caught and spends 30 years in prison. When he's released, he hires some people to dig it up for him. They do - only to find skeletons in the ground. Moreover, the payroll turns out to consist of large sized, gilt-edged bills (which were illegal tender by that time). Jimmy hangs for the murder of his henchmen.
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