MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY #2

“How Gangland's Sinister Disc Jockey Was Trapped!”

March 1948

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artistCharles Paris, Ed Dobrotka, Ira Schnapp, John Giunta, Ralph Mayo, Stookie AllenlettererJoe Rosen, Stookie AlleneditorJack Schiff, Whitney Ellsworth

New York Police Department

The Richest Man in Prison! A man embezzles money from his employer and buries it, tattooing the map to his haul on the bottom of his foot, convinced that he has committed the perfect crim. The Case of the Crooked Models! A down-on-her-luck model is convinced to take part in a theft ring. Camera Cop A police photographer reveals the ways that his skills served justice during peacetime and at war. Old Timer A fact feature. The Case of the Blind Crook! Mr. District Attorney pursues a criminal by disguising himself and insinuating himself into the man's gang. A Worthless Fortune A text story. Hard to Kill! A fact feature. The Case of the Honest Burglar A man, being blackmailed for his past, kills his blackmailer and attempts to frame it as self-defence. Station K-I-L-L! A disc jockey uses his radio show to relay messages to his criminal compatriots, the Polka Dot Gang. — Description from Comic Vine community (comicvine.gamespot.com).