Exposed

A gritty, post-war crime comic from D.S. Publishing, Exposed ran for nine issues between 1948 and 1949, promising readers a raw look at the underworld. The series leaned into hard-boiled tales of gangsters, corruption, and justice, with a rotating stable of artists including Al Camy, Ed Waldman, and Ed Moritz bringing the shadows and violence to life. While not a landmark title, it stands as a solid example of the crime comics boom that flourished before the industry's mid-1950s censorship crackdown.