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| Name | Black Cat 6 (alt) | Published |
| Publication | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 52 | Frequency: every other month |
| Notes | On-sale date is aggregate of three retailer's stamp or markings visible on cover or back cover. Publication date on cover is July and June-July 1947 in the indicia. |
| Cover | She's a Hit! / 1 page |
| Letters | typeset |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Characters | The Black Cat [Linda Turner] |
| Pencils | Lee Elias |
| Inks | Lee Elias |
| Comic Story | Crimson Madness / Black Cat (10 pages) |
| Synopsis | Denied the female lead in "Forever Crimson", Olga attacks the director (C.B.), Tim, and Rick. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Characters | Linda Turner [Black Cat]; Jonesie; Rick Horne; Vicki Dougan (cameo); Cary Grant (cameo), Bette Davis (cameo); Judy Garland (cameo); Jean Harlow (cameo); Bob Hope (cameo); Frank Sinatra (cameo); Mark Kable; Miguel Beaker (villain, introduction); Olga Petrova (villain, introduction); Paul; Laurette Stoddard; C.B. de Pille; L.B. Maher; Jim Wentworth |
| Script | Blanche Carlin ? Beverly Suser ? |
| Pencils | Lee Elias (signed) |
| Inks | Lee Elias (signed) |
| Letters | Ben Oda |
| First Line | Keen competition rears its head when Hollywood stars vie for the most coveted movie role of the year. |
| Notes | Script information by Lee Elias and Mike Feldman (Per Sandell ed.) Mark Kable is based on Clark Gable, C.B. de Pille is based on C.B. de Mille, and L.B. Maher is based on Louis B. Mayer, all of MGM Studios. However, 1947's Forever Amber was made by 20th Century Fox (starring Linda Darnell). Fox conducted a search for the actress to portray Amber St. Clair modeled on MGM's search for the actress to portray Scarlett O'Hara in Gone With the Wind. |
| Comic Story | The Loaded Oyster Bed / Danny Dixon, Cadet (6 pages) |
| Genre | Adventure |
| Script | Joe Simon ? |
| Pencils | Ken Riley |
| Inks | Ken Riley |
| Letters | Howard Ferguson |
| First Line | An overdue newspaper bill... |
| Notes | Script credit from Jerry Bails' Who's Who. Art id per Joe Simon. |
| Comic Story | Charity Ball Robbery (6 pages) |
| Synopsis | Roxanne's father is throwing a charity bash, and the money is supposed to be presented to a blowhard U.S. Senator. However, the Arrow must step in when it is discovered the Senator and his bodyguard are imposters. |
| Feature | Scarlet Arrow |
| Genre | Adventure |
| Characters | Scarlet Arrow [Alan Bidell]; Roxanne (Alan's sweetheart); Roger; Senator Claxonhorn; fake Senator Claxonhorn (villain); Montmorcey (villain, fake Senator's bodyguard) |
| Script | Bob Powell (signed) ? |
| Pencils | Bob Powell (signed) |
| Inks | Bob Powell ? |
| First Line | Oooohh! Alan!...I--I dropped it! |
| Notes | Last appearance. It's very probable the character in this story, Senator Claxonhorn, was swiped from radio's Senator Claghorn, played by Kenny Delmar on the Fred Allen show (later used by Warner Brothers in their cartoon series, "Foghorn Leghorn"). He uses all the same verbage the radio Senator did, including "Ah'm from the South -- the South that is!". |
| Story | Flossie (1 page) |
| Genre | Humor |
| Pencils | W. Jourdain |
| Inks | W. Jourdain |
| First Line | The boys are all doin' it -- why not us, Scrubby! |
| Comic Story | Fear: The Story of a Guilty Conscience / His Highness The Duke of Broadway (9 pages) |
| Script | Joe Simon Jack Kirby |
| Pencils | Joe Simon (see notes) Jack Kirby (page 1) |
| Inks | Joe Simon (see notes) |
| Letters | Howard Ferguson |
| First Line | Copy boy! |
| Notes | According to the Jack Kirby Checklist Kirby only penciled the first page. Simon inked page one and completed the rest of the story. |
| Text Story | The Case of Desert Death / Black Cat (2 pages) |
| Letters | typeset |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Characters | Black Cat [Linda Turner] |
| Notes | Illustration is Black Cat on a motorcycle from the cover of "Black Cat Comics" (Harvey) #1. |
| Story | Bimbo's Beanery (1 page) |
| Genre | Humor |
| Script | Art Helfant (signed) |
| Pencils | Art Helfant (signed) |
| Inks | Art Helfant (signed) |
| First Line | Our special today... |
| Comic Story | The Midnight Killer (10 pages) |
| Synopsis | The Red Demon sits on a throne in parts unknown, musing over the circumstances that turned Judge Straight into the crime buster, The Red Demon. A gangster, Boss Brewster, is killed at a masquerade party and one Joe Monsi is arrested for the crime and sentenced to die for it. However, a remark from Monsi's wife somehow rings true to the judge, who decides to go out among the criminal element to see how the other half lives. In doing so, he tracks down the Brewster Gang, and as The Red Demon, brings them to justice, and clears Monsi's name. |
| Feature | His Honor and ... The Demon |
| Characters | The Red Demon [Straight] [aka Frank Full] (a judge, origin told); Habriel Geatter (radio announcer); Joe Monsi; Monsi's wife; Stefano Brothers (villains, mention only); Bull Brewster (villain, death); The Eel (villain) |
| Script | Blanche Carlin ? |
| Pencils | Bill Draut (signed) |
| Inks | Bill Draut (signed) |
| First Line | A textbook is a poor substitute for a heart... |
| Notes | The Who's Who only identified Carlin as the scripter for the Black Cat in 1947, so name added with ? by Craig Delich. Radio announcer in the this story was renamed for the true person, Gabriel Heater, famed broadcaster. Much of the story is told in flashback. All other appearances of this feature are titled "His Honor and ... The Demon", and that is used here. But in this story only, it was named "His Honor and ... The Red Demon". |
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