The Atlas Comics Library No. 11: Spy Cases christmas bestiary "A Slight Case of Murder

"A Slight Case of Murder

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The story of a photojournalist in Gaza and what he owes to those he photographs

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The Atlas Comics Library No. 11: Spy Cases christmas bestiary "A Slight Case of MurderCollected for the first time, the secret agents in Marvels spy comics from the 1950s keep Cold War America safe from Red agents and saboteurs. Shortly after launching his mens adventure line of comic books in 1949 (and just before he published his first war title), Atlas publisher Martin Goodman found, in the middle ground between crime and mens adventure, the sneakier, conspiratorial sub genre of spy comics. The first title was Spy Cases (soon