Murder Incorporated #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Murder Incorporated #10 The issue contains two crime stories with moralistic endings. "Proof That Crime Never Pays!" follows Wild Bill Lovett and his gang of criminals as they engage in violence and betrayal, culminating in a shootout where Wild Bill is killed, demonstrating that crime leads to death. The second story, "Murder, Incorporated," depicts the arrest and downfall of two-gun Crowley and his associate Dunninger, who are tried for murders and convicted, with both sentenced to death in the electric chair, reinforcing the message that criminal activity inevitably results in execution and justice.
Wild Bill Lovett, ruthless chief of Brooklyn's White Hand mob, finds himself caught in a deadly web of betrayal when his lieutenant Ernie attempts to frame him for a murder—but nothing in the criminal underworld goes according to plan. As bodies pile up and allegiances crumble, Bill must outmaneuver his enemies to survive and claim his place at the top of the gang. The brutal consequences of his ruthlessness come due in ways he never anticipated.
Francis Crowley begins his criminal career as a street kid in the slums alongside his brother Jamie, pulling petty crimes that catch the attention of local shopkeepers like Mr. Scannell. After a tragic confrontation with police officer Tim leaves Jamie dead and Francis arrested, the young criminal emerges from court seemingly unchanged—and goes on to team up with seasoned hood Roy Dunninger for a series of robberies that escalates from neighborhood holdups to larger, more violent crimes. As Crowley earns his "Two-Gun" reputation and he and Dunninger grow bolder, their partnership draws them deeper into the underworld's most ruthless ranks.
Terror grips the Arkansas countryside as Frank and Clarence Bush, two cold-blooded brothers on the run, leave a trail of bodies in their wake—Frank's trigger finger growing itchier with each desperate crime. As lawmen close in and the brothers' own relationship frays under the weight of mounting violence, their reign of terror races toward its reckoning in this hard-boiled tale of ambition and moral decay.
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Reprinted in Spectacular Stories Magazine #4 [2] (1950), Startling Terror Tales #12 (1952), Inside Crime #[1]
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