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Headline Comics (For The American Boy)
''Headline Comics (For The American Boy)'' was an American comics magazine published by American Boys' Comics from February 1943 ''-'' October 1956.〔''Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide'', 32nd Edition, Gemstone Publishing, May 2002, Pg. 553.〕 The comic was transformed from a boy superhero/adventure title to a crime comic in 1947, with issue #23〔 (March). The publication became an anthology of the deeds of gangsters and murderers.〔''The Art of the Comic Book: an Aesthetic History'', Robert C. Harvey, University of Mississippi Press, 1996, Pg. 42.〕
The alteration was the work of Joe Simon and Jack Kirby. The first feature which Simon and Kirby did for Headline Comics was the ''St. Valentine's Day Massacre''. The popularity of the switch in comic genres was sufficient to introduce a companion crime comic, ''Justice Traps The Guilty'', in October/November 1947.〔''The Classic Era of American Comics'', Nicky Wright, Contemporary Books, 2000, Pg. 147.〕
Simon and Kirby differed from other comic competitors by turning out a crime comic which showed restraint in regard to sex and violence.〔
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