The Perfect Crime #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis is an anthology crime comic featuring two main stories. "The Politician's Cameo" follows detective Steve Duncan as he smashes a blackmail and murder scheme. "The Super Safe Cracker" details the exploits of a criminal safecracker named Soupy Sam, whose specialty is opening safes with precision; he plans what he believes is the perfect job but the story indicates "There Is No Perfect Crime," showing his eventual capture by police. The issue includes a screen stars photo section advertising candid celebrity photographs available for purchase.
A small-time crook accepts a quick lookout job for a safe robbery, but when he decides to crack the job himself using a telescope to spy the combination, his careful planning falls apart thanks to an unexpected witness—his own landlady. "The Eye-Witness" shows how even the best-laid criminal schemes can unravel in the most ironic ways, as Al Fletcher discovers when the police close in. A sharp reminder that in the world of crime, there's no such thing as a perfect plan.
Frank Moore, an honest door-to-door collector for Gleason's Department Store, becomes the unwitting target of smooth-talking criminal Carl Mitchell, who knocks him out and assumes his identity to steal collections from unsuspecting customers. When a sharp-eyed customer notices a discrepancy and tips off the store's credit manager, the wheels of justice begin turning—and Mitchell's seemingly perfect scheme unravels fast.
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