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    One more "I'll SCRATCH YOUR EYES OUT!" example from Crime Smashers #7: That's it for now!
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    Blue Beetle #57:
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    From Crime Does Not Pay #22 (the first issue!):
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    It does make me pause and reflect as I find myself looking for semi-subliminal high-heel panels in comic book stories. Am I any better than the kids who Wertham found were doing this back in the 50s? In my case it could be considered "research"... but still. Interesting to note that the story about the "man who shanghaied more than 1,000 men from the San Francisco docks" Wertham used as an example here has never been found. From SOTI page 181-182: So here's some examples for your... ahem... research purposes... of semi-subliminal high heel panels. From Murder Inc #1
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    From SOTI page 74: From Real Clue Crime Comics Vol 3 #9
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    A few more. Anyone ever order these from a comic book? From SOTI page 162:
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    Here's the original gallery page from Seduction Of The Innocent, colorized with the panels from the actual comics. The first three issues are from Justice Traps The Guilty #58, Strange Adventures #39 and Hunted! #13 (#1). The fourth bottom right panel is the mystery one. Just to be clear this isn't something I myself have figured out. I want to know where it's from! And "Stranger Than Fiction" was the text story in Hunted #13.
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    I tried to "tag" him in this thread but couldn't figure out how to do it. I assume he'll see it soon anyway.
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    Finally, this arsenal description from page 216: I could only find one ad with almost all the above weapons and here it is:
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    From pages 215-216:
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    From page 212:
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    From page 211:
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    From page 205:
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    Advertisements I found from chapter 8 From SOTI page 200:
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    Fourth discovery: This quote is from page 161: Although the more common association with Wertham's "Robbing From A Blind Person" is thought to be the cover to Crime and Punishment #2, the protagonist in Tales Of Horror #6 seems to get away with the deed in this story. (Although he's punished later by a malicious genie).