Publishers / Charlton / Lawbreakers (1951) / #3
3August-September 1951
$0.10

Lawbreakers #3

Charlton · August-September 1951

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Identification plate

Series
Lawbreakers (Charlton, 1951 series)
Issue
#3
Publication date
August-September 1951
Key date
1951-08-00
Indicia publisher
Law and Order Magazines Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Walter Davoren; inks: Walter Davoren
1How Criminals Are Trappedcomic story1letters: typeset
2I Was a Gangland Triggermancomic story6
3They Made Me Stealcomic story7pencils: Bob Seevers; inks: Bob Seevers
4The Dog's Name Was Lightningtext story2letters: typeset
5"Perfect Crime" Backfirescomic story6pencils: Bob Forgione; inks: Bob Forgione
6Murder by Dynamitecomic story6
7Death Takes No Holidaycomic story5script: Irv Werstein; pencils: Walter Johnson; inks: Walter Johnson

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