Marvel Mystery Comics #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Fingerprints of Doom," a 1942 Marvel Mystery Comics classic, ex-convicts unleash a cunning scheme of false accusations, planting forged fingerprints to frame prominent figures and sow chaos in the city. With the help of Torch and Toro, the truth begins to surface as the heroes unravel the criminals' elaborate ruse. Art by Harry Sahle, with cover by Syd Shores, this issue delivers a tight, suspenseful mystery from the Golden Age of comics.
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Ex-convicts with a grudge for the city officials whom they blame for their incarceration hatch a plot for revenge. They frame an ex-governor for kidnapping and they also frame a bank president of robbing his own vault by getting the intended victim to handle something which they make fake sets of fingerprints off and leave at crime scenes. They are planning to frame the mayor when Torch and Toro figure out the crooks behind the scheme and apprehend them.
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