Digital Comic Museum - Fight Against Crime 013 -JVJ


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Another book from the JVJ collection.

Issue: #13
Published: May 1953, Price: 0.10 USD, Pages: 36, Editing: William K. Friedman
Color: Full Color Dimensions: Standard Golden Age U.S. Paper Stock: Glossy Cover; Newsprint Interior Binding: Saddle-stitched Publishing Format: Was Ongoing
Notes: Editorial credit according to "Statement of the Ownership" on page 17.

Comic Contents:

Cover (1 page)	The Bloodless Killer!
Credits:	Pencils: Dick Beck \| Inks: Dick Beck
Genre:	Crime

Comic Story (7 pages)	Two Heads Are Better Than One
Synopsis:	Having struck it rich, black market racketeer Conway and his wife move to the country. When they learn that their neighbor, Mr. Atkins, is an eccentric millionaire, they search his home for the money. Atkins however deals with them by killing them and burying their bodies to fertilize his precious flowerbeds.
Credits:	Pencils: Edward Goldfarb \| Inks: Edward Goldfarb \| Letters: typeset (Leroy lettering)
Genre:	Crime Horror-suspense

Comic Story (6 pages)	Deadline
Synopsis:	Country reporter Caldwell and city doctor Granger quarrel over Caldwell's wife Della. When the newspaperman hits her and she dies of a heart attack, the doctor gets back at his rival by giving him not a blood, but an ink transfusion.
Credits:	Letters: typeset (Leroy lettering)
Genre:	Crime Horror-suspense

Text Story (2 pages)	The Rat and the Rattlesnake
Synopsis:	Two thugs frame each other.
Credits:	Script: Ellen Lynn \| Letters: typeset
Genre:	Crime

Comic Story (6 pages)	The Big Game Hunter
Synopsis:	Unable to kill any animal at a safari in Africa and being the laughingstock of the hunting party and his own wife, cowardly Crowell Hudson finally manages to bag the wife-stealing tour guide.
Credits:	Pencils: Sal Trapani (signed) \| Inks: Sal Trapani (signed) \| Letters: typeset (Leroy lettering)
Genre:	Crime Horror-suspense

Comic Story (7 pages)	The Bloodless Killer
Synopsis:	Paul Barnes falls in love with the woman Lilia next door, but her creepy uncle Phil forbids every contact. Barnes inquires and finds out that Phil murders people and steals their blood. In an attempt to free Lilia from Phil, Barnes kills the uncle, but loses sight of the fact that Lilia is part of the vampire business.
Credits:	Pencils: Alvin C. Hollingsworth (signed) \| Inks: Alvin C. Hollingsworth (signed) \| Letters: typeset (Leroy lettering)
Genre:	Horror-suspense

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