Black Cat Comics #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Ghost of Blasco" in Black Cat Comics #4 (1947) delivers a moody, early crime thriller from writer Blanche Carlin and artist Bill Draut, whose dynamic pencils and inks bring to life a world of deception and shadowy intrigue. When society man James Jenkins is framed and imprisoned by the mysterious Demon, he escapes his fate by infiltrating the Servant's Club—posing as his own butler—only to be captured again by the ruthless Boss and her henchman, Imp. Cover by Lee Elias captures the story’s tense atmosphere with sharp, dramatic lines.
In "Double" Trouble from Black Cat Comics #4 (1947), James Jenkins finds himself caught between two lives when he’s framed as a society thug and sentenced by the Demon. After a change of heart, he takes on the guise of his own butler to infiltrate the mysterious Servant's Club, only to be captured again by The Boss and her henchman, Imp.
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Reprinted in Fun Parade #[nn] (1948), Hello Buddies #39 (1948), Hello Buddies [Annual] #[nn-A] (1948), Black Cat Comics #64 (1963), The Original Black Cat #1 (1988), Vintage Comic Classics #1 (1990), Men of Mystery Comics #112 (2019), Hit Comics #3 (2020), The Golden Age #2 (2025)
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