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Police Trap #17 (1964)

I. W. Publishing / Super Comics · 1964 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Big Failure
6 pp

Ellis, a fugitive who prides himself on defying rules, returns to the city after escaping prison, confident he can outwit the police. Detective Doyle, determined to bring him in, relies on meticulous attention to detail—tracking Ellis through overlooked clues, from a jammed machine gun to a deaf woman’s lip-reading—proving that even the most cunning escapee can’t outrun a system built on the small, overlooked facts.

Policeman's Holiday
6 pp

Tom Galindo, a newly assigned detective, is forced to spend his vacation working undercover at the Genalier Circus, posing as a barker for Oda, the fire eater, to catch a gang of pickpockets. When a woman is robbed, Tom must balance his role as entertainer with his duty to investigate, leading to a tense chase and a surprising twist involving the fire eater’s hidden motives.

The Masqueraders
6 pp · crime

Sergeant Frank Conroy and his partner Pete Larson investigate a series of masked robberies, tracking a clue from a dropped handkerchief to a boarding house where everyone shares the same laundry number. As suspicion falls on several residents, including a man in a wheelchair who may be impersonating a disabled tenant, Conroy pieces together a pattern that suggests the real mastermind is still evading capture—hidden in plain sight among the suspects.

Duty Bound
6 pp

Captain Ned Taylor, a man driven by rigid discipline, suspends Patrolman Keller—whose uncle is the mayor—for letting a prisoner escape, despite the minor nature of the offense. As the force undergoes grueling training under his unyielding command, the town remains peaceful—until a bank robbery erupts, and Taylor’s meticulous plans, including one for the newly qualified marksman Sam Moore, are put to the ultimate test.

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