Devil Doone

From 1955 to 1957, K. G. Murray published Devil Doone, a ten-issue Australian comic series that blended swashbuckling adventure with supernatural overtones. The title character was a mysterious, heroic figure whose exploits were most frequently chronicled by writer R. Carson Gold and brought to life by artist Hart Amos, whose dynamic, shadowy art gave the series its distinctive pulp energy. Though short-lived, Devil Doone stands as a notable example of mid-century Australian comics, showcasing the local talent and genre ambition that thrived in the country’s pre-censorship comic boom.