Underworld Crime #1

Joey Savage, a small-time crook with an obsession for military strategy, hatches an audacious plan to pull off the biggest heist in criminal history—using Nazi General Modell's battle tactics as his blueprint. He recruits a hundred-man army of criminals, forges military credentials, and orchestrates a daring scheme to strike three banks simultaneously with stolen U.S. Army equipment. As Joey and his crew execute the dangerous early stages of their operation, they're about to discover whether borrowed genius from the battlefield translates to the underworld.

Joey Link, a small-time crook with big dreams of underworld fame, commits a desperate crime that forces him to flee the country—but even in the jungles of Central America, his violent ambitions and criminal nature catch up with him. Written and illustrated across ten pages of raw 1952 crime drama, "The Punk" traces Joey's descent from petty holdup artist to cop killer to fugitive schemer, showing how desperation and brutality lead only to a fate as dark as his crimes.

Matt Tupper and four fellow escapees from a Florida chain gang become the notorious "Shotgun Gang" in 1942, using homing pigeons to coordinate robberies and murders across the state. When they rob the Bank of Orange and hideout in a remote sink hole, a hunting dog named Tim inadvertently discovers their location—setting off a deadly chain of events. This 1952 crime tale captures the gang's ruthless ascent and the unexpected threat that could unravel their carefully orchestrated criminal empire.