Police Against Crime

A gritty, pre-Code crime comic from Magazine Management, Police Against Crime (1953–1956) ran for 24 issues, chronicling the dangerous exploits of law enforcement battling organized crime. The series is most associated with the punchy, dynamic artwork of Ken Rice and Mike Sekowsky, whose illustrations gave the grim urban tales a visceral edge. It stands as a raw, unflinching artifact of the crime-comic boom, capturing a moment before the industry's self-censorship softened such narratives.