Black Cat Comics #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Black Cat Comics #6 (1947), the story "Crimson Madness" introduces a gripping tale of justice and transformation, as Judge Straight is spurred to take on the criminal underworld after a seemingly hopeless case. Written by Blanche Carlin and illustrated by Bill Draut, with a striking cover by Lee Elias, the issue follows the judge’s bold decision to infiltrate the Brewster Gang in disguise, becoming the enigmatic Red Demon to uncover the truth behind a murder and clear an innocent man’s name.
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The Red Demon sits on a throne in parts unknown, musing over the circumstances that turned Judge Straight into the crime buster, The Red Demon. A gangster, Boss Brewster, is killed at a masquerade party and one Joe Monsi is arrested for the crime and sentenced to die for it. However, a remark from Monsi's wife somehow rings true to the judge, who decides to go out among the criminal element to see how the other half lives. In doing so, he tracks down the Brewster Gang, and as The Red Demon, brings them to justice, and clears Monsi's name.
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