Lawbreakers Always Lose #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "On the Prowl!", Scottie manipulates Eve into posing as a lover to Emerson, then traps her in a dangerous game of deception when he forces her to stage a murder to pressure Emerson into sabotaging his prized horse, Happy Boy. With tensions rising and the stakes high, Eve must confront the truth before the race—and the consequences—come to a head. Penciled and inked by Pierce Rice, this 1949 tale of betrayal and racing odds delivers a tense, noir-tinged thriller from the early days of Marvel.
In "On the Prowl!", Marshall’s ruthless grip on Mrs. Maddock ignites a violent chain of events when he kills Monet during a police rescue attempt. Trapped in prison, he plots an escape with Loomis and allies, using Duran’s wife as leverage—only to lead his gang on a desperate flight to Florida, where the law is closing in fast.
In "An Honest Man!" from Lawbreakers Always Lose #9 (1949), Scottie manipulates Eve into posing as a lover to Emerson, then forces her to stage a fake murder to pressure Emerson into sabotaging his prized horse, Happy Boy. When Eve sees the truth, she confesses everything—just as the race begins and the stakes turn deadly.
In "Marked for Death!", Krueger finds himself caught in a deadly web of greed and betrayal when Eddie, his former partner, forces him into a counterfeiting scheme. With Eddie’s wife and Roytig both vying for control, the tension explodes into violence—leaving Krueger the sole survivor of the carnage. Though the past has marked him for death, he walks away with a chance to start anew.
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↩ Reprints Ideal #1 (1948)
Reprinted in Lawbreakers Always Lose #10 (1949)
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