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Crime and Justice #18 (1954)

Charlton · 1954 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Sax Wagner, Murder Master
8 pp · crime

Sax Wagner, a cunning ex-con fresh from prison, launches a calculated crime wave across the city, positioning himself as the mastermind coordinator for the underworld's most dangerous jobs. When a police detective goes undercover as a fellow criminal to infiltrate Wagner's operation, a dangerous game of deception unfolds as both sides work to outmaneuver each other.

Killer on the Loose
7 pp · crime
Radio Patrol [TexBarry]Li'l Augie [August Tree]Corot (Death)

Tex and Barry of the Radio Patrol follow a blood-soaked trail of bullets, a hit-and-run car, and cheap perfume to track down a ruthless killer loose in the city. When a gun registered to small-time informant Li'l Augie surfaces at a murder scene, the officers suspect he's their culprit—but the clues they uncover lead them toward a far more sinister truth about who's really behind the killing spree. It's a cat-and-mouse chase across rooftops and through the streets as the Radio Patrol closes in on a maniac determined to settle an old score.

Terror Under the Big Top
8 pp · crime

Curt Chase arrives at Don Crater's Big Top Circus to investigate a string of suspicious "accidents" that have plagued the operation—from poisoned elephants to a collapsed tent—but his investigation takes a dangerous turn when someone tries to silence him permanently by throwing him off a moving train. After a harrowing rescue and reunion with his wife Merry, Curt races back to the circus just as a lion escapes into the arena, setting off a chain of violent confrontations that will expose the saboteurs behind the conspiracy to destroy the Big Top.

A Sip of Death
5 pp · crime

When a retired judge is found dead from poisoning, Sergeant Stan Campbell investigates the circumstances surrounding his death—and discovers that the killer used an ingeniously lethal corkscrew to deliver the poison into an unopened bottle of wine. As the sergeant narrows down his suspects among the judge's unusual household staff, all of whom are former convicts, he sets a clever trap to expose the person who sought revenge.

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