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Wanted Comics #33 (1951)

Orbit-Wanted · 1951 · 53 pages

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ContinueWanted Comics #34 →
Contains 7 stories
Citadel of Crime
10 pp · crime

When Max Ernamann, a fugitive from a dismantled Chicago crime mob, returns to his quiet hometown of Seneca under the guise of rekindling old romance, he sets in motion a sinister plan to transform the peaceful town into his personal criminal empire. Using protection rackets, illegal gambling, and imported muscle, Ernamann methodically takes control of Seneca's businesses and institutions—all while the unsuspecting townspeople, including his former sweetheart, believe he's simply come home to stay. What begins as nostalgia masks the rise of a ruthless criminal operation that will plunge an entire community into violence and terror.

Earl David Bircham
2 pp · non-fiction; crime

Earl David Bircham stages an elaborate escape from the Kansas State Penitentiary by faking illness during a prison transport, then overpowers the guard and flees. On the run and desperate for money, he turns to armed robbery—but his crimes only intensify the manhunt, leaving authorities determined to track him down.

Web of Crime!
8 pp · crime

William Hadley is an ordinary bank teller living beyond his means—a night out to impress a young woman spirals into theft, gambling losses, and mounting desperation. When he can't repay his debts, he finds himself trapped by a ruthless loan shark named Big Jim, caught between an impossible choice and forces far beyond his control. As the web tightens around him, Hadley discovers there's a terrible price to pay for his small transgressions.

He's the Killer!
9 pp · crime

Johnny Whiters, a hospital patient haunted by delusions of murder ever since a wartime accident, finally seems to be recovering—until he overhears Dr. Powell committing a real crime and witnesses a killing he knows actually happened. Now trapped in a nightmare where no one will believe him, Whiters must evade both the doctor's attempts to silence him and the hospital's search parties, armed only with the truth that sounds like madness.

The Case of the Bereaved Brother!
1 pp · crime

When Harvey Talbot is shot dead in his home on April 24, 1947, his brother stands to inherit their father's entire estate—and becomes the prime suspect. Lieutenant Matt Dundy arrives at the crime scene to find a killer who's staged the death to cover his tracks, but a crucial detail may reveal who pulled the trigger. Can you spot the vital clue before the case closes?

George Leonard Washington Hall
1 pp · non-fiction; crime

On a humid June afternoon in 1949, George Leonard Washington Hall walks into a quiet highway restaurant in Knoxville, Tennessee—and leaves as a fugitive after committing armed robbery. The restaurant owner identifies him from police files, but Hall manages to slip away as authorities launch their search, setting the law on a manhunt that the creators promise will eventually bring him to justice.

The Case of the Kayoed Corpse!
8 pp · crime

When construction workers unearth a skeleton with a bullet wound to the skull, Lieutenant Matt Dundy calls in the expertise of Doctor Gage from the crime lab to identify the victim—a former prize fighter dead for two years. As the two investigators follow the trail from a boxing manager to a nightclub dancer, forensic science becomes their greatest ally: a typewritten suicide note that wasn't written by the victim himself points toward an unexpected killer. This taut procedural from *Wanted Comics* shows how scientific detective work can crack a case when eyewitnesses fail.

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