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All True Crime Cases Comics #26

Marvel · Series began 1948 · February 1948

Dates

Cover date
February 1948
On sale
November 16, 1947
In stores
December 1, 1947
Pages
52

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Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Syd Shoresinks: Vince Alascia, Bill Everettletters: Artie Simek

Stories

  • Killing Was His Business! · 15 pages

    Wilbur worships his gun 'sweetheart' but falls out of favor with other criminals because he kills people during robberies. After Roy turns Wilbur in, Wilbur breaks out of prison and kills Roy for betraying him. Wilbur's killing spree finally brings the FBI down on him and 'Sweetheart' jams during the gunfight, leaving the FBI to riddle him with bullets.

  • Guns Talked in Abilene! · 4 pages

    When Hardin injures Selman in an arrest attempt, Selman vows vegeance. Some 25 years later, Hardin gets out of prison and Selman executes him in the street. Selman is himself killed.

  • One of These Circus Performers Is a Killer! · 8 pages

    Crandall is murdered, seemingly by a strong man, but Trapp discerns Crandall was actually killed by someone with strong feet - Faro. Faro runs from Trapp but falls to his death on the high wire.

  • Born to Hang · 1.67 pages
  • He Lived with Danger! · 6 pages

    Broderick switches from fire fighting to police work and becomes a dedicated policeman, working his way up to detective by never shrinking from danger.

  • The Mighty Manhunt! · 7 pages

    After robbing a train the De Autremont brothers change their names and try to disappear but eventually the FBI follows a lead to their new identities and the brothers are all arrested.

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