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Down with Crime #4 (1952) · The Collector

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Fawcett
Down with Crime (1952)
#4

Fawcett#4

Down with Crime

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Down with Crime #4

Publisher: Fawcett
Cover date: May 1952
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Stories

3 titled

1Signature of Death
2The Aristocrat of Crime!
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 234828

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Melden fakes Heigsten's paintings and kills an art expert who he thinks will declare it a fake.

One Year To Live

Credits

Pencillers: Bernard Baily, Bob Powell, Charlie Tomsey
Inkers: Bernard Baily, Bob Powell, Myron Fass
Letterers: Charlotte Jetter, Ed Hamilton
Cover: Carl Pfeufer

Editorial and production

Editor: Roy Ald

Characters

August Melden
Baski Kozzuk
Clem White
Death)
Denusen
Doc Bailey
Dolly
Gimpy
John White
Lonny White
Mack
Michels
Mr. Kozzuk
Schweiss

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