Murder Incorporated #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Murder Incorporated #15 The issue contains two crime stories. "Proof That Crime Never Pays!" follows Eddie Fletcher, a fugitive hiding in Canada who attempts to return to Detroit undetected but is betrayed and killed by his accomplice, meeting his end on November 26, 1933. "Murder, Incorporated" features a woman named Etta who becomes entangled with criminals planning murders; after witnessing their violence and schemes, she is ultimately forced to turn state's evidence, leading to the criminals' downfall and demonstrating the consequences of her involvement with organized crime.
Eddie "the Chisel" Fletcher, a sharp-minded criminal with a reputation for cold precision, intercepts a murder plot against Joe Berry while riding a ferry to Detroit. After warning Berry and securing a white handkerchief as a signal, Fletcher is drawn into a dangerous game of deception when he’s taken to the Meeker Hotel under the guise of a safe meeting. As tensions rise and the clock ticks toward eight o’clock, Fletcher finds himself trapped in a deadly situation where loyalty is a weapon and betrayal wears a familiar face.
Tim Howard, a quiet resident of Erland Point, stumbles upon a gruesome scene at the Flugel cottage—six bodies lying on the floor, including well-known townspeople—after hearing his dog howl and noticing a single open shade. As the sheriff and investigators launch a wide manhunt, a lead points to Leo Hall, a man with a history of petty crime and a mysterious disappearance, setting off a tense pursuit that brings the full weight of the law down on a killer who may not be as invisible as he seems.
On the night of June 18, 1931, Danny "Bobo" Iamascia and his partner Holland Hughes flee after a violent encounter at a drug store, pursued by rival gangsters who’ve turned their own criminal enterprise against them. As they try to escape through the city streets, Bobo’s past as a feared enforcer catches up with him, forcing him into a deadly confrontation that tests his loyalty and survival instincts.
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Reprinted in Pirates Comic #[nn] (1950)
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