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| Publication | August 1946 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: bi-monthly |
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| Featuring | The Cat-Man |
| Credits | Pencils: L. B. Cole (signed) | Inks: L. B. Cole (signed) |
| Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: The Cat-Man [David Merrywether]; The Kitten [Katie Rose] |
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| Synopsis | Dr. Macabre gets wind of pearls being engineered in an oyster bed and plans to steal them, but Cat-Man and Kitten foil his plans. The last panel shows Dr. Macabre in a broken bathysphere in shark-infested waters. Is this his end? |
| Featuring | Cat-Man |
| Credits | Script: Ken Fitch? | Pencils: Max Elkan?; Bob Fujitani? | Inks: Max Elkan?; Bob Fujitani? |
| Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: The Cat-Man [Captain David Merrywether]; The Kitten [Katie Rose]; Melvin Jonas (fisheries expert); Captain Ridley (death); Dr. Macabre (villain); Lenore (villain, Dr. Macabre's daughter); Drake D'Arcy (villain) |
| Notes | Cat-Man's true last name is spelled "Merryweather" in the story. Art and script identification by Mark Stratton original scanner. Bill Black has identified this story as being drawn by Max Elkan (December 2012). Cat-Man's next appearance is in Femforce #29 (AC, 1983 series). One more issue would confirm if Dr. Macabre really died, but the series ended. |
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| Featuring | Deacon |
| Credits | Script: Ken Fitch? | Pencils: Frank Pagan (signed) | Inks: Frank Pagan |
| Content | Genre: Detective-mystery | Characters: Deacon; Mickey |
| Notes | Last appearance. Per Anthony Durrant (April 4, 2006): " In frames five, six, and seven of page seven, there are several errors: the Deacon's suit is green in frame five, and in frames six and seven, Mrs. Langdon Hughes's lines are in a voice balloon above the head of Wilma Childs/Miss Brighton, Mrs. Langdon Hughes's nurse. Apparently, the writer was going to have Wilma Childs elucidate the mystery, or at least say something, but at the last minute her dialogue was replaced with that of Mrs. Langdon Hughes, to show that Mrs. Hughes had recovered."
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| Featuring | Golden Archer |
| Credits | Script: Ken Fitch? | Pencils: Maurice Whitman? |
| Content | Genre: Historical | Characters: Golden Archer |
| Notes | last appearance
script and art id by scanner Mark Stratton |
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| Text Story | Signed Up For Murder (1 page) |
| Featuring | Detective Sam Tabor |
| Credits | Letters: typeset |
| Content | Genre: Detective-mystery | Characters: Sam Tabor; Nicholas Varoff; Charles Borden |
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| Featuring | The 3 Vets |
| Credits | Pencils: Morris Weis? |
| Content | Genre: Adventure |
| Notes | Art id by scanner Mark Stratton |
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| Synopsis | Scoop Scanlon and Molly O'Moore were rival reporters on different newspapers and competed for stories. In this issue their love for each other grew and they became a couple. |
| Featuring | Molly O'Moore and Scoop Scanlon |
| Credits | Script: Ken Fitch? | Pencils: Nina Albright? |
| Content | Genre: Detective-mystery | Characters: Molly O'Moore; Scoop Scanlon |
| Notes | Indexer Lionel Grime does not believe this looks like Nina Albright's work as substantiated in Cat-man issue 28 |
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| Text Story | Killer's Swap (1 page) |
| Credits | Letters: typeset |
| Content | Genre: Crime |
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| Comic Story | Ah! A customer! Come in!" (4 pages) |
| Synopsis | Due to an inferiority complex McGinty helps a GHOST gain self-confidence. Well drawn and witty |
| Featuring | Mastermind M'Ginty |
| Content | Genre: Humor | Characters: Mastermind M'Ginty |
| Notes | last appearance |
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| Featuring | Little Leaders |
| Credits | Pencils: Rudy Palais (signed) | Inks: Rudy Palais |
| Content | Genre: Adventure; Teen | Characters: Little Leaders |
| Notes | Statement of Ownership on bottom of page
next appearance in Americomics |
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| Comic Story | Death Strikes a Wrong Chord (5 pages) |
| Featuring | Reckoner |
| Credits | Script: Ken Fitch? | Pencils: Bob Fujitani? |
| Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: Reckoner; Chipper |
| Notes | art and script id by scanner Mark Stratton
last appearance |
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| Credits | Letters: typeset |
| Notes | Location in issue is unknown.
Statement Of Ownership: Continental Magazines, Inc.: Catman Comics #32, Oct, 1st, 1943. Publisher: Continental Magazines, Inc, 220 West 42nd Street, New York City. Distributor: P.D.C.
Editor: Ray Willner, 220 West 42nd Street, New York City. Managing Editor: F.Z. Temerson, 220 West 42nd Street, New York City. Business Manager: Irving Solomon, 220 West 42nd Street, New York City. Owners: F.Z. Temerson, 220 West 42nd Street, New York City, R.R. Hermann, 220 West 42nd Street, New York City, Esther Temerson, 220 West 42nd Street, New York City. Other bondholders: none. Notary: Anna Higgins, my commission expires Mar 30, 1946. Dated: 11th October 1945. Statement of Ownership data from Frank Motler (April 28, 2005). |
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