Vivian "Vee" Brown leads two lives. Delicate-looking and small in
stature, he lacks physical strength and endurance. But that doesn't
prevent him from being an effective special operative to the
Manhattan District Attorney. In this capacity he often ignores the
legal niceties of due process, shooting first and asking questions
later. Many citizens view him as a hair-trigger gunman whose
promiscuous killings make him little better than the vicious
criminals he hunts. In his other life, Brown lives in a luxurious
Park Avenue penthouse, paid for not with his modest civil-servant
salary, but with the royalties he earns as a phenomenally
successful composer of sentimental songs-a sideline he keeps
secret. Both the police and the underworld refer to him as a
"Killer of Men." But the denizens of Tin Pan Alley know him as
"Master of Melodies," the prince of pop music. The creation of
Carroll John Daly, father of the hard-boiled private eye, Vee Brown
plied his trade in the page of Dime Detective, the classic crime
pulp that was second only to the legendary Black Mask in its impact
on the genre.
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