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Super Thriller Comic #23

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"Conflict with Crime" features young Bobby O'Brien, who is too inexperienced to join the police force but clever enough to tackle England's most sophisticated counterfeit ring. After being rejected by Scotland Yard, O'Brien infiltrates the counterfeiters' operation and uses acid to destroy their engraving plates, enabling his escape through a skylight. The story concludes with O'Brien encountering a man named Cartwright who proposes a horse-racing competition, with a character named Barber Gebbie backing O'Brien against Cartwright's butler in the wager.

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