Showing posts with label crime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crime. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 28, 2026

EERIE ADVENTURES "Perfect Hideout!"

 It's a sci-fi tale...
...a horror story...
...a parable about how crime never pays!

...it's all these things...and more!
Illustrated by Gerald McCann, this tale from Ziff-Davis' one-shot Eerie Adventures (1951) shares a title with several other 1940s-50s tales from other publishers.
But none of the others were sci-fi, just standard "crime does not pay"-style tales...
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Tuesday, October 17, 2023

Halloween Horrors AMAZING DETECTIVE CASES "It's Time to Go, Higgins!"

Justice takes many forms...
...not all of them visible...to the innocent!
But the guilty, well that's another story...
Written by Carl Wessler and illustrated by Bill (not the basketball player) Walton, this never-reprinted tale from Atlas' Amazing Detective Cases #11 (1952) combines crime and (mild) horror!

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Monday, December 21, 2020

It's Christmas Crime! JOURNEY INTO UNKNOWN WORLDS "Lady Who Believed"

Here's a Yuletide tale with a slightly-different take on Kris Kringle...

....as a Christmas crime-fighter and defender of the innocent!
This never-reprinted tale is from Atlas' Journey into Unknown Worlds #34 (1955), the first issue published under the restrictive auspices of the Comics Code Authority.
I wonder if it was originally-meant to be as gruesome as EC's legendary "...and All Through the House..."?
We'll never know the answer...but we will return in 2021 with more proof that...
Crime Does NOT Pay!
Merry Christmas
and a
Happy New Year!

Friday, May 8, 2020

CoronaVirus Crime Comics ADVENTURES INTO THE UNKNOWN "Eternal Fires"

A "clever" criminal making a deal with the Devil!
What could possibly go wrong?
(If you asked that question, you've obviously never watched The Twilight Zone...)
Written by editor Richard E Hughes, penciled by Dick Beck, and inked by Art Gates, this tale from ACG's Adventures into the Unknown #49 (1953) was relatively-mild for the 1950s "Seduction of the Innocent" era of horror and crime comics!
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