Issue | #5 |
Published | Summer 1952 |
Cover Price | 0.10 USD |
Pages | 36 |
Editing | Herbert W. Rogoff |
Notes | Indicia states "Crime Clinic", cover states "The Crime Clinic". Indicia states "published quarterly by Approved Comics". Cover art credit from David Saunders, Norman Saunders' son, via e-mail (January 6, 2008) |
Characters | Dr. Tom Rogers |
Genre | Crime |
Pencils | Norman Saunders (painting) |
Inks | Norman Saunders (painting) |
Colors | Norman Saunders (painting) |
Letters | Typeset |
Notes | Indicia states "Crime Clinic", cover states "The Crime Clinic". Indicia states "published quarterly by Approved Comics". Cover art credit from David Saunders, Norman Saunders' son, via e-mail (January 6, 2008) |
Characters | Dr. Tom Rogers; Edgar Jay Adams; Stuart Manly |
Synopsis | Edgar Jay Adams, newpaper publisher, doesn't hire Stuart Manly due to his being a parolled convict. |
Genre | Crime |
Characters | Major Mars |
Genre | Science Fiction |
Pencils | Sam Glankoff ? |
Inks | Sam Glankoff ? |
Notes | Sam Glankoff ? credit from comparison with later Major Mars strips that appear to be signed. See http://majormars.pbwiki.com/. |
Characters | Robert Cranshaw; William Jayson Sykes |
Synopsis | Board chairman Sykes originally denies parole for Robert Cranshaw, but after he is hit on the head and imagines himself in prison, he changes his mind. |
Genre | Crime |
Pencils | Everett Raymond Kinstler |
Inks | Everett Raymond Kinstler |
Notes | Everett Kinstler credit from comparison with other artwork signed by him. |
Genre | Fact; Crime |
Letters | Typeset |
Synopsis | Ad for first issue of G.I. Joe. |
Genre | War |
Notes | Other half of page is ad for electric razor. |
Characters | Jake Dutton |
Synopsis | Jake Dutton is released from jail but goes back to a life of stealing jewels, starting with the Bradley Pearls. |
Genre | Crime |
Pencils | Everett Kinstler ? |
Inks | Everett Kinstler ? |
Notes | Everett Kinstler ? credit from comparison with other work by him which is signed. First page may have been inked by someone else. |
Synopsis | Four gag cartoons involving crime. |
Genre | Humor |
Notes | Bottom half of page is ad for book on Hypnosis. |
Characters | Dr. Tom Rogers; Harvey Sheppard |
Synopsis | Harvey Sheppard, the penitentiary librarian, is in jail for killing his wife but Dr. Rodgers thinks he may be acting a martyr and covering up for his wife's ex-lover. |
Genre | Crime |
Synopsis | Six gag panels about criminals. |
Genre | Humor |
Script | Vic Martin (signed) |
Pencils | Vic Martin (signed) |
Inks | Vic Martin (signed) |
Letters | Vic Martin ? |