Special Agent #[nn]

Oct 1959 · Association of American Railroads · 0.00 FREE

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“Special Agent”

"Special Agent" delivers a sharp, no-nonsense look at rail security in 1959, following Lieutenant Jim Johnson as he investigates a suspiciously unlocked railcar and a string of missing goods. With crisp artwork by Bill Bunce—both in the story and on the cover—this issue blends a straightforward mystery with a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the evolution and daily duties of railroad police.

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artist, inker Bill Bunce · cover Bill Bunce

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artist, inker Bill Bunce

cover pencils, inks Bill Bunce

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Special agent, railroad policemen Lieutenant Jim Johnson investigates and an unlocked railcar and missing items which eventually leads to locating two escaped convicts. The story then covers the history of the development of railroad police and their modern duties in protecting the railroads from criminal activity.

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