Prison Break! #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Killers on the Loose! Francine O'Connor -- 'The Empress of Crime'", a wealthy and dangerous criminal with a taste for chaos and control turns the city into her personal playground. With Ed Goldfarb’s bold artwork and Bob Baer’s sharp inks, this 1952 Avon thriller delivers a chilling portrait of a woman who thrives on fear and power—no motive but her own twisted pleasure.
In "Killers on the Loose! Francine O'Connor — 'The Empress of Crime'," a ruthless criminal mastermind with a mind sharp as a blade and strength to match unleashes chaos across the city, leaving a trail of fear in her wake. Her cunning and brutality make her a legend in the underworld, but her next move remains unknown—only that she’s still on the loose.
In "Sonny Tehume, Machine-Gun Madman!", a man born to privilege spirals into violence, wielding his inherited wealth not as a shield but as a weapon. Driven by a madness that finds joy in destruction, Sonny unleashes chaos with cold precision—no motive beyond the thrill of the kill.
Redheaded Lina Foyle dreams of a life beyond the grind, but her ambitions lead her down a dangerous path with her volatile boyfriend—armed, reckless, and chasing a future built on bullets and stolen cash. Their spree of crime takes a deadly turn, leaving only the echoes of violence and the weight of choices they can’t undo.
In the isolated mountain sanitorium run by the enigmatic Dr. Rolf, beauty and danger intertwine as Janice Greer uncovers a chilling pattern—each wealthy patient who arrives seems to meet a mysterious end. With the air thick with suspicion and the halls echoing with unseen threats, Janice must confront the unsettling truth behind the sanitorium’s grim reputation.
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↩ Reprints Sensational Police Cases #[1] (1952)
Reprinted in Sensational Police Cases #[1] (1952), The Crime Machine #2 (1971), Krimi Klassiker #7 (2022)
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