Pep Comics #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Side Show Horrors," the Hangman finds himself framed when a cunning criminal dons his likeness to commit a series of murders. With the real culprit hiding in plain sight, the Hangman must unravel a twisted deception—only to discover a telltale clue in the form of an impossible detail: two thumbs on one hand. Written by Joe Blair and illustrated by George Storm, this 1941 mystery from Pep Comics #18 features a chilling twist rooted in a simple, unforgettable flaw. The cover by Irv Novick captures the eerie atmosphere of the side show setting, a perfect match for the tale’s suspenseful tone.
In "Hangman's Holiday," the Jackal, evading the Hangman’s justice, dons the hero’s iconic suit to frame him for a string of murders. But when the real Hangman investigates, he discovers the impostor’s telltale flaw—two thumbs on his right hand—setting off a tense cat-and-mouse game in the shadows of 1941’s crime-flecked streets.
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