Fight against Crime #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Killer," a 1953 story from Fight against Crime #15, a man haunted by a past crime resurfaces after six years in hiding, only to find himself caught in the aftermath of an atomic test—his secret buried in the past now threatening to erupt into chaos. Drawn by Edward Goldfarb, whose inks bring the story’s tense atmosphere to life, this gripping tale follows a man whose carefully constructed life begins to unravel in the wake of a detonation that changes everything. The cover, inks by Dick Beck, captures the moment of shock and dread that defines the issue’s chilling premise.
When a cop's wife is brutally murdered in her own apartment, officer Jay Hilton's suspicions quickly fall on a neighbor who's been obsessed with her for months—but as the investigation unfolds through fingerprint evidence and relentless interrogation, Hilton becomes consumed by his need for justice. With his partner Larry at his side and the case moving toward a confession, Hilton must confront the haunting emptiness that now defines his home and his future.
When Bill Collins and Laura Baxter's whirlwind romance leads to marriage, the honeymoon glow fades fast as money troubles and disappointment gnaw at their union. As Laura grows restless and bitter over their struggles, she hatches a deadly scheme involving an insurance salesman and a bottle of poison to secure the future she craves. But on their eleventh anniversary dinner, Laura discovers that Bill has plans of his own.
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