We saw this tale of terror and justice
uncut in
Part 1...
...at our "brother" blog
Seduction of the Innocent™!
Now let's see how it looked after the
Comics Code Authority took their censoring scissors to the reprinted version...
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| The knife, seen in panels 5-7 on the original page HERE, is now missing! |
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| The knife in panels 3 and 5 HERE is missing in the reprint page! |
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| Despite being removed from the previous pages, the knife is shown to be the murder weapon! |
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| But how did the knife get there if it was deleted from the earlier pages? |
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| Ruth's word balloon in the last panel is rewritten to eliminate reference to the knife shown HERE on the original page! |
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| Why is Ruth screaming? It's not like there's a dead body, like there was in the original page HERE! |
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Why did the villain fall to his death?
Maybe it's the fact that Holiday shot him in the original version of the first panel HERE! |
This Comics Code Authority-eviscerated reprint appeared in Charlton's This is Suspense # 24 (1955).
The writer is unknown and the illustrator is George Evans.
A comic with no more violence or blood than a TV cop show of the period is gutted by the CCA to Protect the Morals of the Youth of America.
Take a good look at your parents.
Did it work?
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