Punch Comics #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMaster Key-Ray Cardell, a detective, pursues the criminal Cazazon, who has stolen jewels and fled. After Cazazon vanishes at Clipper Port, Cardell follows him to the South American consul's residence, where he discovers a false alarm has been raised. In a climactic aerial combat sequence, Cardell battles Cazazon over the ocean, ultimately defeating him with explosives from his parachute. The issue concludes with police apprehending multiple criminals involved in the theft plot, including a thug named Keenan who had been hiding at a cottage.
In "null," Punch and Cutey find themselves playing the part of helpless strangers in need—desperate for kindness, yet utterly ungrateful when it arrives. Their sudden, shocking behavior leaves even the most generous souls reeling, turning compassion into confusion in a story that’s equal parts funny and unnerving.
Cleveland residents trembled under the reign of the Keenan Gang—brutal bandits whose string of robberies and murders terrorized the city until Detective Cody and the police department mobilized to hunt them down. As the gang's violence escalates and innocent lives hang in the balance, law enforcement closes in on their hideout, setting the stage for a final, desperate confrontation. Based on actual Cleveland Police Department records, this hard-hitting crime story documents the relentless pursuit of America's most wanted killers.
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↩ Reprints Blue Ribbon Comics #1 (1939), Scoop Comics #1 (1941), Punch Comics #1 (1941), Scoop Comics #3 (1942)
Reprinted in Atomic Comics #1 (1946), The Weekender #1 (1946), Authentic Police Cases #6 (1948)
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