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*020  $a978-1-59582-290-1
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*24010$aCrime does not pay.
*24510$aBlackjacked and pistol-whipped :$ba Crime does not pay primer /$coriginal series edited by Charles Biro & Bob Wood ; collection edited and designed by Kitchen, Kind & Associates ; introduction by Brian Azzarello ; [artists: Jack Alderman ...]
*24616$aCrime does not pay
*24602$aCrime does not pay primer
*250  $a1st ed.
*260  $aMilwaukie, Ore. :$bDark Horse Books,$c2011
*300  $a222 p. : chiefly col. ill. ; 26 cm.
*500  $a"This volume collects stories from Crime does not pay issues 23, 25, 26, 30, 31, 32, 41, 42, 48, 50, 53, 54, 55, 57, 59, 60, 61, 64, 65, 66, and 67 which were originally published from 1942 to 1948 by Lev Gleason Publications" -- verso.
*500  $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 222).
*5058 $aAlderman, Jack
*5058 $aIntroduction / by Brian Azzarello -- Biro and Wood: partners in crime / [Denis Kitchen] -- Two-legged rats (Crime does not pay #23, September 1942) / artist: Bob Montana -- The fire fiends of Missouri (Crime does not pay #23, September 1942) / artist: Alan Mandel -- So mean he'd kill his own mother (Crime does not pay #25, January 1943) / artist: Bart Tumex (Dick Briefer) -- The true story of Charles "Lucky" Luciano (Crime does not pay #26, March 1943) / artist: unknown -- The patent leather killer (Crime does not pay #30, November 1943) / artist: Carmine Infantino -- The horror hobby (Crime does not pay #31, January 1944) / artist: Dick Briefer -- The man who loved murder (Crime does not pay #32, March 1944) / artist: Rudy Palais -- The monster of crime (Crime does not pay #41, September 1945) / artist: Bob Q. Siege (Robert Q. Sale) -- Million dollar burglar (Crime does not pay #42, November 1945) / artist: Jack Alderman -- Mutiny on the rock (Crime does not pay #48, November 1946) / artist: Dan Barry -- The kill-crazy Fleagle Brothers (Crime does not pay #50, March 1947) / artist: George Tuska -- Danny Iamascia, Dutch Schultz's triggerman (Crime does not pay #50, March 1947) / artist: Dan Barry -- Dr. Holmes, the master of Murder Castle (Crime does not pay #53, July 1947) / artist: Fred Guardineer --
*5058 $aThe beast of Brooklyn (Crime does not pay #53, July 1947) / artist: Paul Parker -- Crime's dumbest wise guy, Peter Treadway (Crime does not pay #54, August 1947) / artist: George Tuska -- Leo Lepke Buchalter (Crime does not pay #55, September 1947) / artist: Dan Barry -- The wild spree of the laughing sadist-- Herman Duker (Crime does not pay #57, November 1947) / artist: Fred Guardineer -- Vic Everheart, the kill-crazy scoundrel (Crime does not pay #59, January 1948) / artist: George Tuska -- The crooks who couldn't get together (Crime does not pay #60, February 1948) / artist: Ed Moore -- The electric chair and the murderess (Crime does not pay #61, March 1948) / artist: unknown -- A true crime story: Robert James (Crime does not pay #64, June 1948) / artist: unknown -- A true crime story: Machine-Gun Kelly (Crime does not pay #65, July 1948) / artist: unknown -- A true crime story: the ferocious Brady Gang (Crime does not pay #66, August 1948) / artist: unknown -- A true crime story: Once there were three killers from Brooklyn called Shapiro-- now there are none! (Crime does not pay #67, September 1948) / artist: George Tuska.
*5058 $aWood, Bob 1918-1962
*5058 $aWood, Bob d. 1961
*5058 $aartist: Paul Parker -- artist: George Tuska -- artist: Dan Barry -- artist: Fred Guardineer -- artist: George Tuska -- artist: Ed Moore -- artist: unknown -- artist: unknown -- artist: unknown -- artist: unknown -- artist: George Tuska.
*5058 $aby Brian Azzarello -- [Denis Kitchen] -- artist: Bob Montana -- artist: Alan Mandel -- artist: Bart Tumex (Dick Briefer) -- artist: unknown -- artist: Carmine Infantino -- artist: Dick Briefer -- artist: Rudy Palais -- artist: Bob Q. Siege (Robert Q. Sale) -- artist: Jack Alderman -- artist: Dan Barry -- artist: George Tuska -- artist: Dan Barry -- artist: Fred Guardineer --
*5058 $aoriginal series edited by Charles Biro & Bob Wood ; collection edited and designed by Kitchen, Kind & Associates ; introduction by Brian Azzarello ; [artists: Jack Alderman ... et al.].
*650 7$aTecknade serier$zFörenta staterna$y1940-talet$2sao
*650 7$aBrott i litteraturen$2sao
*650 4$aComic books, strips, etc -- United States
*650 4$aCrime -- United States -- Comic books, strips, etc
*650 4$aCriminals -- United States -- Comic books, strips, etc
*650 4$aMurderers -- United States -- Comic books, strips, etc
*650 0$aCrime in literature
*7001 $aBiro, Charles,$d1918-1972
*7001 $aAlderman, Jack
*7001 $aKitchen, Denis,$d1946-
*7001 $aWood, Bob,$d1918-1962
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*950  $aMord i litteraturen$wh$uBrott i litteraturen
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Gangsters, kidnappers, maniacal killers, and thugs of all stripes had their lurid stories recounted in Crime Does Not Pay, a seminal '40s comic-book series. Bob Wood, its editor, brutally murdered his girlfriend, did prison time, and was then murdered himself! This fascinating sidebar is described in an essay by cartoonist, historian, and co-editor Denis Kitchen. Featuring thrilling, disturbing, and brutal tales and despicable characters, Crime Does Not Pay enthralled a nation.