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The Mad Hatter #1 (1946)

O. W. Comics Corp. · 1946 · 37 pages

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ContinueThe Mad Hatter #2 →
Contains 4 stories
A Date With the Mad Hatter!
11 pp · superhero
The Mad Hatter [Grant Richmond] (introduction)Barbara Blake (reporter)Hunky Henders (villain, death)Jim Murray (villain, newspaper editor)Rocky Grimes (villain)

Reporter Barbara Blake lands an unusual assignment from her editor Jim Murray: secure a date with the mysterious vigilante known as the Mad Hatter and write an exposé. When a kidnapping attempt goes sideways and a damning letter surfaces, Barbara finds herself caught between the Mad Hatter's pursuit of a major crime boss and a web of deception that strikes closer to home than she ever expected. As the masked hero closes in on his quarry, Barbara must reckon with a truth that threatens everything she thought she knew.

Untitled story
8 pp · adventure
Little Danny DemonMr. Owl2nd Chief Assistant to the 3rd Deputy Fiend (villain)

In a tale of moral courage from *The Mad Hatter* #1 (1946), Little Danny Demon is sent on a dark mission by the 2nd Chief Assistant to the 3rd Deputy Fiend, tasked with committing cruel deeds. Though burdened by the weight of his orders, Danny finds unexpected hope when Mr. Owl and the forest birds step in to guide him toward a different path.

The Case of the Scornful Girl!
2 pp · superhero
The Mad Hatter [Grant Richmond]JaneJane's brother (villain)

The Mad Hatter takes on a mystery that unfolds at a seaside dance, where a young woman named Jane seems distant—her brother, the imprisoned villain, casting a long shadow. With a keen eye for clues and a mind sharper than his hat, Grant Richmond must untangle the truth behind her silence before the night ends.

Untitled story
7 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero
Freddy the FireflyMyrtle MothMyrtle's Grandfather MothBlack Mask (villain, a mosquito)

In this 1946 tale from *The Mad Hatter* #1, young Freddy the Firefly listens wide-eyed as Myrtle's Grandfather Moth recounts a heroic tale from his past—only the real hero might be closer than anyone knows. When Freddy accidentally unleashes his hidden power by shouting "Flame On!", the truth of his identity begins to unravel in a story where courage and legacy glow brighter than fireflies in the dark.

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