Crime Fighting Detective #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue containing multiple crime stories. The main feature "Lesson of the Law!!" involves muggers operating in a lonely park at night who target victims and leave them for dead, prompting police intervention. Another story, "The Framed Was Named," features a character named King who disguises himself as a window washer to infiltrate a building and search through a desk, discovering an editorial by Governor Michael Gray that blames him for a crime wave caused by pardoning seven hardened criminals. Additional stories include "Maniac of Murder!," "Seeds of Crime," and "Kill in the Fog."
In 1930, Adam Richetti and Needles Harrow flee a violent ambush by Bill Boyle’s gang, using Richetti’s hot rod to crash through locked garage doors and escape. After a tense confrontation at the Bijou Theatre, Richetti, now obsessed with outmaneuvering Boyle, orchestrates a scheme to eliminate him—only to find himself entangled with Boyle’s lover, Dell Morney, whose fate becomes entwined with his own.
In a small town where a seemingly respectable young woman is arrested for shoplifting, a famed professor of criminology takes up her case, uncovering a trail of rare seeds that lead to a hidden network of wealthy criminals. As he investigates, he discovers the theft was orchestrated by a charming but dangerous woman who uses her influence and a loyal bodybuilder to cover her tracks.
Rocky Bemis, a recently pardoned convict trying to go straight, pleads with King Cole for help after being framed for a robbery at the Akme Storage Company. When a mysterious call claims Bemis’s daughter is injured, King and his partner Ursus investigate, uncovering a conspiracy tied to a fabricated newspaper story that predicted the crime before it happened.
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↩ Reprints Young King Cole #5 (1947), Young King Cole #6 (1948), Murder Incorporated #14 (1949)
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