Pluto stalks the streets of Manhattan.
Nobody, least ofall the police, knows who
he will strike next.
Pluto is a hired killer--but with a dif-
ference: His clients never know they ve
hired him until after the murder. Pluto
researches well, finding somebody who
would benefit greatly from another s
death. Then he waits until the "client"
has a perfect alibi, and makes the hit.
Take Leon Walsh, for instance. Leon
is founder editor of Summit magazine,
a literary journal that has gone com-
mercial. Leon fondly remembers the
early days when he had complete control
of his editorial baby. But the economics
of publishing forced him to sell out to
Jerry Sussman, a man who s more inter-
e sted in revenue than art. Now Jerry is
threatening to sell Summit to the highest
bidder-, leaving Leon literally out oil tbe
street. If only Jerry would disappear!
Leon might secretly hope for Jerry s
demise, but he s as surprised as anybody
when Jerry is gunned down at Park and
Fifty-third by an unknown assailant. He s
even more surprised when he receives
a bill: "Fee for services rendered" Pluto
wants $100,000 for murdering Jerry
Sussman. And Pluto always collects his
fee.
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