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Untouchables #5

Joe Pruett

Publisher: Caliber Comics

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Summary

In this super-sized issue: "The High Society Killers" - Tarpley gets a diversion from his mob fighting activity as he is pulled into a case involving a prostitute killing her clients.  Hitting the streets with his undercover agents, Tarpley is pulled into the world where the poor sell their bodies and soul to make a living and the high society men that take advantage of it.
Available since: 07/13/2016.

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