Police Patrol #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hunted!", accountant Frank Connelly is thrown into terror after receiving a chilling delivery: a bullet marked with his name and a threatening note. With his past as a key witness to Devil Garvie’s crime now resurfacing, the police enlist private eye Guy Marden to play decoy and outwit a man who’s just been released after a decade behind bars. Written and drawn by John Dixon, this tense 1959 thriller blends suspense and paranoia in a story where every shadow could be a threat. The cover by John Dixon captures the dread with a stark, shadowed portrait of Connelly under pressure.
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In "The Marked Bullet!" from Police Patrol #32 (1959), accountant Frank Connelly is shaken by a chilling delivery: a bullet engraved with his name and a menacing note. Suspecting revenge from Devil Garvie—recently released after a decade behind bars for a robbery Connelly helped convict—the police enlist private eye Guy Marden to pose as Connelly and outmaneuver the threat before it turns deadly.
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