Murder Incorporated #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two crime stories. "Proof That Crime Never Pays!" depicts criminals operating from the Cotton Club in Harlem who plan to execute a rival named Madden, but their scheme backfires when an execution squad arrives and kills them instead, with one survivor escaping to a hideout. "Murder Incorporated" follows a criminal who murders two people in a violent car crash and attempts to flee, but is ultimately caught and jailed, demonstrating the consequences of his crimes.
Vincent Coll claws his way up from reform school into the New York rackets, demanding a piece of Dutch Schultz's empire—and when Schultz laughs him off, Coll decides to carve out his own territory by any means necessary. What follows is a savage war of murders and betrayals as Coll systematically eliminates Schultz's men, then escalates his crimes in a desperate bid to stay ahead of both the law and his enemies. This brutal true-crime tale proves that ambition without conscience leads only to the noose.
In "Buck Kelly: The Kill Crazy Monster of 'Frisco," George "Buck" Kelly, his loyal friend Moose Potter, and his lover Malva ignite a violent crime spree across San Francisco, leaving a trail of chaos and bloodshed in their wake. As their rampage escalates, the trio’s relentless pursuit of greed and power draws them ever closer to a fate they can’t outrun.
In "George Fowler: Miami's Masquerader," a man haunted by his past sheds his identity—literally—dressing as a woman to vanish into the city’s underbelly, but his escape is short-lived. As the hunt intensifies, old ties and new betrayals pull him toward a final, desperate reckoning.
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Reprinted in Sensational Crime Comics #26 (1948), Spook #24 (1953), Spook #25 (1953), Startling Terror Tales #5 (1963)
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