His brother was a bad egg... at least to the egg cream crowd. The cops brought him home drunk, he stole a car... even got a girl in trouble. He was Harry's hero. 
American Century #20 is an issue of the series American Century (Volume 1) with a cover date of January, 2003. It was published on November 20, 2002.
Synopsis for "The Night Chicago Died part 4 of 5"
"Artie" Combs goes to Harry and Ethlie for help. When the safe-cracking job that his corrupt parole officer forced him to do went sour, he knocked-out the man who caught him; only to find the next morning that he was dead and robbed. Corrupt detectives McFadden and Giambone receive a tip that "Artie" Combs is responsible, and they head to the Clam Shack looking for him. Meanwhile, Officer Willson, who is having a liaison with Beth, tips-off Lieutenant Eddie Danvers, Arson division, that McFadden and Giambone are corrupt.
Appearing in "The Night Chicago Died part 4 of 5"
Featured Characters:
- Harry Kraft
- Arthur "Artie" Combs (Tenor Saxaphone / Ray Baker Trio)
- Ethlie
- Beth
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Detective Tommy McFadden
- Detective Michael Giambone
- Wermer (Arthur Combs' Parole Officer)
Other Characters:
- Brigitte
- Freckles
- Candy
- Sunny
- Ray Baker (Piano / Ray Baker Trio)
- Theodore Roosevelt (Percussion / Ray Baker Trio)
- Rob Clurk (Ethlie's Boss)
- Officer Willson
- Lieutenant Eddie Danvers
Locations:
- American Century (Reality)
- Illinois
- Chicago
- Clam Shack (Bar)
- Kit Kat Kamera Klub
- Teddy's Hardware
Items:
Vehicles:
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