Detective Comics #22
In "The Return of Fui Onyui," the elusive criminal known as the Raven—fresh from a daring escape in a gyro-plane—returns to wreak havoc, targeting the Duchess of Biltshire’s priceless diamond collection. Written, drawn, and inked by George Newman, this early Detective Comics tale blends pulp intrigue with the era’s signature suspense. The cover by Jim Chambers captures the menace of the Raven’s return in sharp, dramatic detail.
In "The Return of Fui Onyui," Slam Bradley slips into the shadows of 1938’s underworld, donning a disguise to infiltrate a dangerous opium den. Posing as a user, he navigates a web of deception to make contact with a hidden ally, testing his wits in a high-stakes game of trust and danger.
When the Raven escapes death row by way of a gyro-plane, his next target is the famed diamonds of the Duchess of Biltshire—worth half a million dollars. With the city on edge and the thief already one step ahead, the chase begins in a web of shadows and high-stakes theft.
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Reprinted in Mirim #534 (1941)
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