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Crime and Justice #11 (1953)

Charlton · 1953 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
A Simple Case of Murder!
1 pp · detective-mystery
The Cobras
9 pp · detective-mystery

When Merry and Curtis Chase arrive at a Long Island estate to investigate mysterious disturbances, they find themselves trapped in a mansion full of eerie surprises—stuffed animals, live crocodiles, and secrets far darker than mere supernatural hauntings. As a storm cuts them off from the outside world and danger closes in, five resourceful young members of the Cobras A.C. arrive uninvited, determined to rescue the Chases from what they sense is genuine peril. Together, they must survive a night of escalating terror to expose the sinister operation hidden behind the mansion's bizarre facade.

Rub-Out!
5 pp · crime

When an ambitious young punk named Lippy Soble approaches a crime syndicate boss seeking a spot in organized crime, he's given a seemingly simple job—but his inexperience with a gun and poor marksmanship set off a chain reaction that threatens to unravel the entire organization. As Soble's botched attempt at a hit lands him in police custody, he becomes the weak link that could bring down everyone connected to the syndicate. Boss Kelsey soon finds himself facing the consequences of trusting an amateur when a little knowledge proves to be a dangerous thing.

The Demon of Skull Lake
9 pp · crime

A private detective's peaceful vacation plans to visit his old friend at Skull Lake are cut short when the man is found dead and the entire village gripped by terror of a mysterious creature in the water. Johnny Devlin arrives to help his friend's daughter investigate, but suspicious details—an oil slick, a conveniently positioned footprint, and Sheriff Rafferty's oddly casual behavior—suggest the real monster may be far more human than anyone believes.

Case of the Bottled Murder
7 pp · crime

When Radio Patrol officers Tex and Barry investigate a car crash at Dead Man's Curve, they discover the victim isn't just another drunk driver—a stirring rod found in his pocket points them toward the Club Moderne and its proprietor Billy Moran, dragging the case into dangerous underworld territory. As the officers close in on the truth, they find themselves caught between a murder that stinks of syndicate involvement and a conspiracy that runs far deeper than a single fatal accident.

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