Cat-Man Comics #2 [26a]

Nov 1944 · Temerson / Helnit / Continental · 0.10 USD

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In "The Terror That Walked by Night!", Jo and Mickey stumble upon former classmates transformed into gangster-like figures, sparking a mystery that sends them on a mission for Lt. Merrywether. With art by Rudy Palais on the interior and a striking cover by L. B. Cole, this 1944 issue captures a small-town tension simmering beneath the surface.

Contains 7 stories

Untitled Superhero story

8 pp · Superhero

Catman [David Merrywether]The Kitten [Katie Conn]"Nails" Murdock (villain, ganglord)

The Terror That Walked by Night!

6 pp · Adventure

The Deacon [Dean Denton]Mickey (boy sidekick)

Nipponese Nemesis: Gen. Claire L. Chennault

6 pp · Non-Fiction, War

Gen. Claire L. Chennault

Voris the Fire-Master

6 pp · Superhero

The Hood [Major Craig Reynolds] (his THIRD different identity in 7 issues)Rae Herman (his fiancée)Voris (villain)

Untitled Adventure story

6 pp · Adventure, Humor

Dusty DuganSpike (a thug)another thugWithers (a butler)mad scientistfive German saboteursthree policemen

Karzak the Devil Bird!

6 pp · Superhero

The Golden Archer [Ned]Robin HoodLittle Johna nameless fair maiden (in distress and in a low-cut dress)

Untitled Superhero story

8 pp · Superhero

Mickey Matthews (The Deacon's boy sidekick)The Kitten [Katie Conn] (in costume)Cat-Man [Lt. David Merrywether]The Deacon [Dean Denton]Brad Gregan (villain)Johnny Mead (villain)Greco (villain, numbers racketeer)

In "null," Jo and Mickey stumble upon classmates transformed into gangsters, sparking a mystery that leads Lt. Merrywether to send them on a mission to uncover the truth behind the town’s changing youth. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds with the quiet urgency of a small-town secret unraveling.