Police Comics #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Police Comics #5 (1941), a prison trustee named Dyce—granted unusual freedoms due to his model behavior—finds himself caught between the law and a new kind of menace. When he encounters the masked criminal known as The Brick Bat, a man wielding a deadly gas-filled brick, his access to the prison’s daily news becomes a crucial clue in a mystery that blurs the line between justice and danger. Written, drawn, and inked by George Brenner, this story features a striking cover by Gill Fox.
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Because he was a model prison, Dyce is awarded freedoms, including being a trustee and working in the prison offices where he had access to the daily news. Because of this freedom, he was enabled to dash out of and into the prison, usually under the cover of darkness. On one such venture, he meets his first masked foe, The Brick Bat, who had forced a scientist to create a lethal brick which released a deadly gas upon impact.
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