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All True Crime Cases #26 [Arc Analysis #120]
November 16, 1947.
That is when All True Crime Cases #26 was released to the public. Who wrote it? We don't know. Who drew it? We also don't know, but we can tell you what it's about: Totally true crimes that all children should definitely read about...
This comic flows through about 5 different stories, ranging from mobsters with guns to murderous circus acts and cowboys. All of which, of course, was marketed towards kids, because of course murder and crime is what junior should read about.
All MIGHT be forgiven if it's actually any good, but... you'll have to listen in to find out for sure.
--Hit us up at [email protected] if you want to add a submission for a future Arc Analysis--
--Follow the Weapons on Twitter: @Comic_Patrol and Instagram: @ComicPatrolPod for some extra tricks and treats of fun (we maybe promise it isn't bang bang pics)--
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November 16, 1947.
That is when All True Crime Cases #26 was released to the public. Who wrote it? We don't know. Who drew it? We also don't know, but we can tell you what it's about: Totally true crimes that all children should definitely read about...
This comic flows through about 5 different stories, ranging from mobsters with guns to murderous circus acts and cowboys. All of which, of course, was marketed towards kids, because of course murder and crime is what junior should read about.
All MIGHT be forgiven if it's actually any good, but... you'll have to listen in to find out for sure.
--Hit us up at [email protected] if you want to add a submission for a future Arc Analysis--
--Follow the Weapons on Twitter: @Comic_Patrol and Instagram: @ComicPatrolPod for some extra tricks and treats of fun (we maybe promise it isn't bang bang pics)--