"Crime Clinic" was a crime-themed comic book series published by Ziff Davis in the 1940s. The series focused on tales of crime and punishment, with a particular emphasis on forensic science and the techniques used by law enforcement to solve crimes. Each issue of Crime Clinic featured a different crime story, with a focus on the investigation and the methods used to bring the criminals to justice. The stories often featured detectives and scientists working together to solve crimes, and there was a strong emphasis on accuracy and realism in the depictions of forensic techniques. The series was popular during its run, with readers enjoying the mix of exciting crime stories and educational content. The comic book industry underwent significant changes in the 1950s, however, and Crime Clinic was ultimately cancelled after 23 issues. Despite its relatively short run, the series remains a notable example of the crime genre in comics and a precursor to later crime-focused titles like "True Crime Comics" and "Crime Does Not Pay."