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War Against Crime#7
Cover: Johnny Craig

War Against Crime #7

Jun 1949 · EC · 0.10 USD
“The Scavenger Siren”

In "The Scavenger Siren," a 1949 EC Comics standout, a waitress named Toni dreams of escape from her mundane life—until a chance encounter with a man named Mike Malott sets her on a dangerous new path. Written, drawn, and inked by Johnny Craig, the story unfolds with sharp, noir-inspired tension as Toni’s world shifts in a single night. The cover, also by Craig, captures the moment’s eerie allure, perfectly framing the issue’s gripping tone.

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writer, artist, inker Johnny Craig · letterer Jim Wroten · cover Johnny Craig

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writer, artist, inker Johnny Craig
letterer Jim Wroten
cover pencils, inks Johnny Craig

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Toni was tired of the life of a waitress, so she decided to change all of that, yearning excitement.....anything that would get her fun and money. Then, one night, a Mike Malott walked into the restaurant, leaving his wallet behind accidentally. When she follows him, she sees him gun down three fellow gangsters, and from that point on, they team up for a life of crime.

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