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Cat-Man
Date | Number: v1 12 | Lang: English (en)
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No way is the lead story drawn by Charles Quinlan. Compare to the signed story in the previous issue.
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I agree about the Cat Man story. A couple of faces look vaguely Quinlan-like, but his typical hyper-detail is missing. The King Billy of Ainbrit story has a couple of points of interest. First, Billy's sister Betty (who keeps asking him "How do I look?" in a very un-sisterly way) is drawn in an extremely sexy manner, lots of cleavage. Also, on page 2 of the story, we see why comic book writers were told not to use the word "flick" (because the L and I would run together to spell a naughty word). In this case Betty says "You're the suckiest kid brother any girl could have!" when I think they meant "slickest" (since "slickiest" isn't a word).
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Dwilt, I think it's a Saul Rosen thing. Carol in the Devil Dogs story could be Betty's twin. She hangs out of her dress and suggests "it's true what they say about Marines" while smirking suggestively. And in Rosen's Al Addin story the underdressed princess offers Al a kiss ("Hot dog! This'll be swell!"). Just fulfilling those adolescent fantasies. Rosen obviously wasn't taking all this too seriously, considering the villain is named Khil Joye and the princess Shwee Tums. Edit: The first time through Devil Dogs I missed a funny gag. A bad guy gives White information, then is killed by a hurled dagger. White remarks, "To think he died just after he squealed instead of before-- it never happened that way in a comic book."
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wow how about that radiumscope ??? incredible
  
Additional Information
 
NameCat-Man Comics 7 (paper/2fiche) | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 68 | Frequency: monthly
NotesMany sources give the volume number for this issue as vol. 2, but indicia scans show that it is in fact vol. 1.
 
Cover1 page
FeatureThe Deacon and Mickey; Hurricane Harrigan
PencilsCharles Quinlan
InksCharles Quinlan
CharactersCat-Man; The Kitten; The Deacon; Mickey; Hurricane Harrigan
 
Comic StoryThe Lost City of the Aztecs / Cat-Man and Kitten (10 pages)
PencilsCharles Quinlan
InksCharles Quinlan
GenreSuperhero
 
Comic StoryThe Half-Men (8 pages)
FeatureKing Billy of Ainbrit
Script
PencilsSaul Rosen
InksSaul Rosen
 
Comic StoryMurder on the Mississippi (8 pages)
FeatureThe Deacon
PencilsAllen Ulmer
InksAllen Ulmer
 
Comic StoryTerror of the Purple Dragon (6 pages)
FeatureDevil-Dogs
PencilsSaul Rosen
InksSaul Rosen
 
Text StoryFrank Fairplay's Home Run (3 pages)
FeatureFrank Fairplay
Letterstypeset
Script
Notestext w/illo
 
Comic StoryThe Magic Hour Glass (6 pages)
FeatureAl Addin
PencilsSaul Rosen
InksSaul Rosen
 
Comic StoryThe Hood Battles the Man without a Face / The Hood (9 pages)
PencilsAlan Mandel
InksAlan Mandel
 
Comic StoryLucky Meets Shirley Dale (6 pages)
FeatureLucky Landers
 
Comic StoryAmericana (1 page)
 
Comic StoryDeath at Dusk (6 pages)
FeatureRag Man
PencilsAllen Ulmer
InksAllen Ulmer
 
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