If the Devil Would Talk

Written by Addison Burbank and published by the Catechetical Guild Educational Society in 1950, If the Devil Would Talk is a single-issue comic that presents a moral allegory through a conversation with the devil. As a product of its era and publisher, it reflects the mid-century Catholic educational comic tradition, using the medium to explore themes of temptation and faith. While brief, the work stands as a distinctive example of Burbank's religious-themed storytelling.