The Informer #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# The Informer #3 (1954) An anthology crime comic drawn from police files. "Subway" depicts a dangerous criminal cornering a young boy in the subway and warning him never to return. "Readin', Writin' and Rackets" follows Detective Sergeant Mark Fabian as he investigates a protection racket targeting schoolchildren, with criminals extorting money from students in the school's boiler room. A third story features underworld criminals attempting to synthesize gold through chemical formulas, with a gang led by Luke the Spook demonstrating a false gold-making process to con their associates out of money.
Sergeant Mark Fabian catches a brutal case when a small-time newsie is gunned down—but the victim's hidden bankbooks and smuggled slips reveal he was running numbers for the underworld. When a captured hood refuses to talk, Fabian hatches a risky scheme to turn the racket's paranoia into a weapon, hoping to flush out the real bosses behind the operation. It's a sharp detective story about how penny-and-nickel bets add up to big-time murder in 1954's streets.
Officer Kenny Cogan's routine beat turns urgent when he finds three hungry children living alone in a slovenly apartment—and discovers the youngest, baby Bobby, dangerously ill. What begins as a welfare crisis leads Cogan on a determined hunt through neighborhood bars to locate the children's absent mother, uncovering a connection to a recent jewelry store robbery that puts him face-to-face with a desperate criminal and the choices that bind her to her abandoned kids.
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