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.
In "Charity Ball Robbery," Roxanne’s father hosts a high-stakes charity event where funds meant for a prominent U.S. Senator are suddenly in jeopardy—only to be exposed as a ruse when the Senator and his bodyguard are revealed as imposters. The Arrow must move fast to protect the money and unmask the real culprits before the night ends in chaos.
In "The Midnight Killer," Judge Straight, haunted by the conviction of Joe Monsi for a murder at a masquerade party, takes a radical step: he ventures into the underworld to uncover the truth. Disguised as the enigmatic Red Demon, he infiltrates the Brewster Gang, chasing justice through shadows and secrets. The story unfolds with a quiet intensity, blending courtroom drama and pulp intrigue as one man’s quest for truth blurs the line between judge and vigilante.
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↩ Reprints Boy Explorers Comics #2 (1946)
Reprinted in Fun Parade #38 (1948), Black Cat Comics #65 (1963), Vintage Comic Classics #1 (1990), The Man in Black #2 (1991), Men of Mystery Comics #92 (2014), Men of Mystery Comics #111 (2019), Gwandanaland Comics #1056, Hit Comics #5
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