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Monster Crime Comics #1 (1952)

Hillman · 1952 · 52 pages

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Contains 7 stories
The Crutch to Paradise
7 pp · crime

Louie Madox, a desperate small-time crook, flees from two thugs and stumbles upon the secluded Vander estate, where the reclusive Matt Jones offers him shelter and kindness. Grateful and cunning, Louie sees the isolated property as the perfect hideout—safe from the law and his enemies—until he begins using it as a base for increasingly bold crimes.

Another Hallowe'en
6 pp · crime

On Halloween night, Johnny Hanna, now a honest furniture hauler, confronts Lou Mackler, the mob boss he’s long suspected of murdering his father decades earlier—only to discover that the man he’s been waiting to punish is not who he thought. As the past and present collide in the warehouse where it all began, a shocking twist unfolds that redefines everything Johnny believed about revenge and justice.

The Boss of Ice Alley
6 pp · crime

Tony CUDA is pulled into a dangerous web when he’s forced to deliver stolen jewelry to a new front run by Duncan, who’s hiding in plain sight under a false identity. As the fog rolls in and the stakes rise, Tony finds himself caught between a ruthless boss and a past he can’t escape, with only his wits and a desperate plan to survive.

Oregon Tiger
6 pp · crime

In 1924, two notorious prisoners, Craig and Bailey, escape from an Oregon prison, sparking a manhunt across the state. Weeks later, Craig evades capture by hiding in a small town, where he takes refuge in the home of Sheriff Roy Ellis’s wife, pretending to be a grocery boy while waiting for an opportunity to flee.

The Canvas Tomb
5 pp · crime
The Cold Doorstep
6 pp · crime
The Two-Legged Newspaper
7 pp · crime

Frankie Sammis, a nervous underling with a big mouth, rises from the shadows of the underworld after feeding a series of tips that land a rival gang member in a police trap. Emboldened by his newfound influence, he begins peddling secrets to mob bosses—until his own reckless talk sets off a chain of events he can’t control. Now caught in a web of his own making, Frankie must face the consequences when his latest tip leads to a botched bank heist and a deadly reckoning.

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