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Crime comics are a genre of American comic books popular  about the lives of actual criminals taken from newspaper accounts, history books, and occasionally, as advertised, "actual police files.The genre is marked by a moralistic editorial tone and graphic depictions of violence and criminal activity.
The comic strip Dick Tracy was perhaps the first to focus on the character and plots of a vast array of gangsters. making effective use of grotesque villains, actual police methods, and shocking depictions of violence. Dick Tracy inspired many features starring a variety of police, detectives, and lawyers .
Beginning in 1947, publishers began issuing new titles in the crime comics genre, Mostly in the manner of fictional noir-style stories of murder and revenge with stunning art and tightly plotted twist-endings.

After the imposition of the Comics Code and the cancellation of the majority of crime-themed titles, U.S. crime comics went into a serious decline. andt it was not until the advent of  Creepy and Eerie in 1964 that the occasional crime story in the style or violence of the comics of the 1940s and 1950s appeared.

 

 

 

 

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