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Four Favorites #9
“The Case of the Woman Who Couldn't Die!”
In "The Case of the Woman Who Couldn't Die!" from Four Favorites #9 (1943), a mysterious woman with an impossible secret becomes the center of a high-stakes diamond heist during wartime, as The Clown schemes to seize the precious gems for himself. Walter Davoren’s art, inked by Marty Taras, brings the suspenseful mystery to life in this wartime adventure from Ace Magazines.
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artist Walter Davoren · inker Marty Taras
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artist Walter Davoren
inker Marty Taras
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There is a shortage of diamonds for American war production work, and American generosity is called upon. However The Clown wants those diamonds for his own use.
Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).