Adventures of the Jaguar #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Birth of the Cat Gang!", the Jaguar reflects on the origins of his feline abilities, while Cat Girl, now known as Linda Fellin, grapples with the loss of her powers after a nuclear test. Meanwhile, a band of thieves dons cat masks and forms a new, mysterious gang—setting the stage for a feline-fueled mystery. Written by Robert Bernstein and illustrated by John Rosenberger, with inks and letters by Rosenberger and John Duffy, the cover by Rosenberger captures the sleek, shadowy allure of the emerging threat.
In "The Birth of the Cat Gang!" from Adventures of the Jaguar #13 (1963), the Jaguar recalls the day his powers first emerged, a moment tied to a mysterious feline legacy. When Cat Girl is stripped of her abilities after a nuclear test, she reinvents herself as Linda Fellin, while a band of thieves dons cat masks and rises as the notorious Cat Gang.
In "Jaguar Versus the Cat Gang!" from Adventures of the Jaguar #13 (1963), the masked hero Jaguar grows suspicious of Cat Girl, believing her to be the mastermind behind the Cat Gang's string of heists. To clear her name and earn the Jaguar's trust, she devises a daring plan to catch the real culprits—putting her own reputation on the line.
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Reprinted in Sinister Tales #93 (1970), Creepy Worlds #109
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