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The Black Terror
Date | Number: 21 | Lang: English (en)
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SourceThis book was scanned from a copy in the JVJ Archive.
Notesupgrade to c2c, Rangerhouse scans, Yoc edits
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NameThe Black Terror 21 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 52 | Frequency: quarterly
NotesOn-sale date is publication date in Catalog of Copyright Entries, 1948 Periodicals, page 16.
 
Cover1 page
Letterstypeset
GenreSuperhero
CharactersThe Black Terror [Bob Benton]; Jean Starr
PencilsAlex Schomburg (signed)
InksAlex Schomburg (signed)
 
Comic StoryThe Thieving Leprechauns (10 pages)
SynopsisSuperstitious mobster "Two-sight" Gallagher believes in the "little people"....elves and the like, and when one of them plants an amulent on his person, Gallagher believes it to be a good luck charm.
FeatureThe Black Terror
GenreSuperhero
CharactersThe Black Terror [Bob Benton]; Tim [Tim Roland]; Elves (villains); "Two-sight" Gallagher (villain, death); Waxey Gargon (villain, death)
NotesOddity: In panel 1 on page 7, the Terror is not wearing his mask.
 
Comic StoryA Race With Death! / The Black Terror (11 pages)
SynopsisThe owner of the Bar-B Ranch is murdered by a rival family that is just itching to get its hands on that property so they can control the water rights and therefore have every rancher at their mercy.
Job #CC-1098
GenreSuperhero
CharactersThe Black Terror [Bob Benton]; Tim [Tim Roland]; Jean Starr; Walt Slater (owner of the Bar-B Ranch, death); Reed Slater (Slater's son); Plug Wilson (Steve's son, villain); Steve Wilson (villain)
PencilsSheldon Moldoff
InksRalph Mayo
NotesArt credits added by Craig Delich and verified by Bill Black.

The splash page is a double-page spread.

Oddity: Tim is shown wearing a domino-shaped mask as is the Terror in many (but not all) panels.
 
Comic StoryFunny Man Murder / The Black Terror (11 pages)
SynopsisBob decides to take Tim to the amusement park instead of taking out Jean, but when they enter the "House of Laughs", it's anything but a laughing matter! Especially when it is being used to frame people for murder!
Job #CC-1042
GenreSuperhero
CharactersThe Black Terror [Bob Benton]; Tim [Tim Roland]; Jean Starr; Trigger (villain); Ace Crawley (villain)
 
Text StoryTrail for Teddy (2 pages)
Letterstypeset
GenreWestern-frontier
CharactersTeddy Phillips
Script
 
Comic StoryRing of Death / Miss Masque (8 pages)
SynopsisMiss Masque must bring to justice several fight promoters who bet on a fighter and then get the boxer to throw the fight so they'll win big, and, if they refuse, they kill the man.
Job #CC-525
GenreSuperhero
CharactersMiss Masque [Diana Adams]; Russ Bowman; Bob Smith (boxer, death); Hammond (boxer); Hal Chase (boxer); Frank (villain); Joe (villain)
PencilsBob Oksner
InksBob Oksner
NotesThis appearance occurs between America's Best Comics #24 and #25. Art identification verified by Bill Black and revision added by Craig Delich.
 
Text StoryDiver's Son (1 page)
Letterstypeset
GenreCrime
CharactersFrank Payson
Script
 
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