Credits
Writer(s):
Al Feldstein
Penciller(s):
Jack Kamen (signed)
Inker(s):
Jack Kamen (signed)
Colorist(s):
Marie Severin
Letterer(s):
Jim Wroten
Subject Matter
Genres:
crime
Character(s):
unnamed insurance salesman; Sam Brenton (Thelma's husband, death); George Tosker (Thelma's new husband, death); Thelma Brenton [Tosker](villain)
Synopsis:
To humor a good looking, young insurance salesman, Thelma takes out a double-indemnity policy on her good-for-nothing, worthless husband. After she kills him, she drives out on a country road to dispose of the body, fakes an accident, collects the money and then meets George. George changes his insurance policy to now include his new wife, but when a tragic accident, similar to the one that killed Sam, occurs, Thelma is nailed for murder.
Reprinting
Reprint Notes:
in E.C. Archives: Crime SuspenStories (Gemstone, 2007 series) #1 (September 2007)
Miscellaneous
Pages:
7
Notes:
The story title is an overt reference to the James M. Cain novel "Double Indemnity" and the movie version from Billy Wilder, released to acclaim in 1944.