Speed Comics #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Speed Comics #27 (1943), the Black Cat takes center stage in "The Destructive Construction Company," a wartime mystery where a Naval officer’s sudden death and stolen documents send shockwaves through a film set. With Bob Powell handling both art and inks, the story unfolds with sharp pacing and wartime tension, while Arturo Cazeneuve’s cover captures the intrigue with bold, dynamic visuals.
In "The Case of the Photo Crimes," filmed during a tense wartime production, the sudden arrival of a Naval officer with a briefcase full of sensitive photos throws Linda Turner’s movie shoot into chaos. When the officer is found dead and his documents gone, Linda and Rick team up with the Black Cat to unravel a mystery hidden in the shadows of the set.
In "The Greatest Siege Gun Ever Built!" from Speed Comics #27 (1943), Gibson faces a terrifying new threat when the Nazis deploy the Hitler Gun—a long-range weapon capable of striking targets from impossible distances, turning the battlefield into a deadly game of unseen pursuit.
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Reprinted in Super-Dooper Comics #5 (1946), Super-Dooper Comics #6 (1946), Super-Dooper Comics #7 (1946), Men of Mystery Comics #100 (2016), Men of Mystery Comics #102 (2016), Men of Mystery Comics #105 (2017), Hit Comics #9
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