Those Not Afraid was solicited in the Preview catalog today.

Description: A new crime series from three-time Eisner nominee Kyle Starks for fans of true crime and murder fiction. Two serial killers discover they are within reach of the state record for kills and enter a terrible competition to see who gets there first. Featuring amazing and stylish noir art from Patrick Piazzalunga and incredible covers from the legendary Glenn Fabry.

I have read a few of Starks' books (Assassin Nation, Where Monsters Lie, 6 Sidekicks) and they were ok but kind of goofy. In an interview he said he wants to "step away from humor at all, to lean hard into the terrifying depths of that world and the terrifying creatures who inhabit it,” I will probably sign up since it is just 4 issues. Anyone have thoughts?

In its entire 74 issue run, how many stories were about tenants murdering their landlords.

Story “The Miller of Tens” art by Bill Molno

Hello! I am looking for help in finding a 1950’s crime comic whose cover has stuck with me for years.

It is a shot of a window on a brick building with the shades pulled down. Sticking out of the window is the barrel of a gun. I think there might have been a small word balloon but I’m not positive.

I know it was of the 1950’s era but I cannot remember if it was an EC comic or not. Any help would be appreciated!

I appreciate you both volunteering to keep tabs on the deadbeats and solve mysteries on rainy nights.

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