World Famous Heroes Magazine #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features stories based on actual historical figures and events. "Joe Petrosino the Famous N.Y. Detective" depicts the detective breaking up the notorious Black Hand Gang through a daring leap across an areaway. "The Canadian Mounties—They Always Get Their Man" shows a Mountie rescuing a prisoner from an avalanche after convincing a Native American tribe to provide medicine and assistance. A Casey Jones story depicts the famous railroad engineer in a high-speed chase, with Casey Jones racing at over 100 miles per hour and making only three stops on a 188-mile run. A Freddie Fitzsimmons baseball story chronicles the pitcher's experience in a game where an injury led to a famous play that nearly cost his team the World Series.
A fearless New York City detective whose sharp instincts and unwavering justice helped free an innocent man from the electric chair and dismantle the notorious Black Hand gang. This gripping true story from World Famous Heroes Magazine #4 (1942) recounts the daring exploits of a man who stood against crime with courage and integrity.
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