Police Comics #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Police Comics #15 (1943), a 60-cent comic from the Golden Age, the enigmatic vigilante 711—his secret slipping as he grows careless—faces off against the ruthless racketeer Oscar Jones in a tense, brutal confrontation. As Jones recounts his sordid past and gains the upper hand with a gun, 711 falls, but not before the silhouette of Destiny looms over his body, hinting at a fate far beyond the prison walls. Written, drawn, and inked by George Brenner, with a striking cover by Gill Fox, this issue blends crime drama with early supernatural intrigue.
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711, becoming more sloppy and allowing more and more inmates to discover his identity, faces racketeer Oscar Jones, whose long-winded story about his ignoble life and how his prison stay led him into fisticuffs with 711, is told. Jones wins the struggle only with the benefit of his gun, which is used to pump bullet after bullet into the soon to be lifeless body of 711. However, as 711 dies, the silhouette of Destiny appears over the body.
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