Cat-Man Comics #1 [26]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man Who was Death," a disillusioned 30-year-old paperboy named David takes a radical stand against being called "my boy," assembling a gang of eight newsboys to strike back at those who dismiss him. As his crusade grows, he draws the attention of the mysterious Catman and his partner, Kitten, who soon find themselves entangled in the escalating conflict. Written by Charles M. Quinlan Jr. and illustrated by Chas. M. Quinlan, with a cover by Lou Ferstadt, this 1944 tale blends youthful rebellion with a touch of pulp intrigue.
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When a 30-year-old paperboy becomes disgusted of being called "my boy" by people, he decides to get revenge on anyone who dares call him that. So he gathers a group of eight newsboys together to work for him, exacting that revenge and getting rich in the process. But David and Katie have a run-in with one of the boys and learn where this Berko resides. From there, The Catman and Kitten take over.
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