It would be Criminal not to show your CRIME comics! 20 20

[Marty Mann]

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7401/8805183415_16b96da1ea_z.jpg' alt='8805183415_16b96da1ea_z.jpg'>IMG CRIMES BY WOMEN #7

 

 

mm

[sagii]

I've always thought of this as "crime" comic.

 

 

I agree. Crime comic. (thumbs u

 

Here's two more syringe covers.

 

cant think of the issue number off hand, but anyone post the cover in this series with the woman on the phone and the prowler in her home in the mirror?

[fifties]

Busty women and severed tongues; what more could a child ask for back in the nifty fifties?

 

[RICK STARR]

 

 

[RICK STARR]

 

[RICK STARR]

 

[MrBedrock]

Love that cover (thumbs u

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[Robot Man]

 

 

 

 

[comicjack]

Very cool Robot a little piece of Joe S

[RICK STARR]

 

[rjpb]

Love that Saint cover.

 

The bound JTTG volume is way cool!

 

Never owned any APCs - though I like some of the Baker bad girl covers in the run. What are the stories like?

[rjpb]

This is my most recent pick-up. Taped at the staples, but eye-appeal is good. I imagine the cover would be detached if not for the tape. A gorilla cover!

 

Issues 1,2 & 5 seem to show up frequently, not so 3 and 4, with the Mickey Spillane Mike Danger stories - originally planned as a newspaper strip in the late 40s. The art on the story isn't nearly as good as the Mort Drucker cover.

 

[Point Five]

Love it.

 

 

[rjpb]

The classic issue of my favorite run. The pre-code Johnny Dynamite books are all worth owning, he is by far the most hard-boiled of the comic book private eyes of the time. In addition to the nifty green cover, this issue features Johnny getting shot in the eye, prostitution and dope.

 

[rjpb]

Another cover to cover classic.