John J. Malone Mystery Double Feature (MOD) "1930's" hand-painted statue based on the

hand-painted statue based on the conceptual art of designer Ivan Reis and Chiaroscuro Studios

This metal water bottle features the gold wording WW84 on one side and a golden Wonder Woman 1984 design on the other one

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John J. Malone Mystery Double Feature (MOD) "1930's" hand-painted statue based on theMurder becomes a laughing matter in two screwball mysteries based on the comic misadventures of attorney John J. Malone, one of the most popular fictional sleuths of the `40s and `50s. The creation of famed mystery writer Craig Rice, Malone played detective in 11 novels and 39 short stories as well as on radio, TV and film, and this madcap big screen collection spotlights two of his best. In Having Wonderful Crime (1945), Malone (Pat O'Brien) helps