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Famous Crimes #13

Sep 1949 · Fox · 0.10 USD
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This anthology issue contains two crime stories from police files. "From Police Files" depicts the T-Men's pursuit and capture of a dope-smuggling combine operating through the Oriental Tea Company, with the criminals ultimately sentenced to twenty years in federal penitentiary on June 13, 1939. A second story, "The Dicksons," follows FBI agents tracking down Bennie and Stella Dickson as they attempt an armed robbery and automobile theft, leading to their eventual apprehension and the recovery of stolen goods.

Contains 3 stories
The Erdon Twins
10 pp · Crime
Judd ErdonRhuel ErdonBlinky GansonAnnie the DopeFlo MooreJoeEarl PrinceChristianaPo Lee
Bennie Dickson and Stella Mae Irwin, Marriage in Crime!!
9 pp · Crime
Bennie Dickson [Benny Dickson]Stella Mae Irwin

Bennie Dickson, son of a respectable Topeka high school instructor, trades his troubled past for a fresh start after parole—only to spiral back into armed robbery and violence, eventually crossing paths with Stella Mae Irwin at a roller skating rink. What begins as a chance meeting sets the stage for a criminal partnership that would earn them the FBI's relentless pursuit as they escalate from bank heists to far darker crimes. This tale from Famous Crimes #13 traces how two people bound by ambition and lawlessness became "Married in Crime."

Frankie 'Angles' Marlowe
10 pp · Crime
Frankie MarloweBell ThomasonTim MackShortyDermott

Frankie Marlowe is a smooth operator with his fingers in every underworld racket, and when he spots promising young boxer Bell Thomason, he muscles his way into control of the fighter's contract through intimidation and coercion. Marlowe then forces Bell into a rigged fight scheme—but the boxer has his own reasons for refusing to throw the match, setting him on a collision course with a ruthless man who always has an angle ready.

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CGC 9.0 · 1 in census $424*
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CGC 7.0 · 1 in census $155*
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CGC 4.5 · 1 in census $77*
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Reprints

↩ Reprints Jo-Jo Comics #11 (1948)

Reprinted in Crime Fighting Detective #18 (1952), Thrilling Crime Cases #48 (1952), Famous Crimes #51 (1954), All-Famous Police Cases #14 (1954), True Police Comics #1

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