Black Cat Comics, #28
Published: April 1951
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Issue Contents:
Flames Over Hollywood
"Fame and glamour are tempting fruits..."
Characters
- Black Cat [Linda Turner]
- Kit Weston (Introduction and origin)
- The Fire Bug (introduction) [Orson Arson]
- Rick Horne
- Sonny
Credits
- Script: Bob Haney (uncertain)
- Pencils: Lee Elias
- Inks: John Belfi (uncertain)
Story Notes
No Elias signature, generally indicating a different inker, probably John Belfi, whom Bails credits as inking this feature between 1947 and 1951.
The Black Cat Adopts a Kitten
"What happens when the Black Cat is outnumbered..."
Characters
- Black Cat [Linda Turner]
- The Black Kitten [Kit Weston] (introduction and origin)
- Tim Turner (Linda's father)
Credits
- Script: Bob Haney (uncertain)
- Pencils: Lee Elias
- Inks: John Belfi (uncertain)
Story Notes
From this issue onwards, Black Kitten appears in all issues of this title. No Elias signature, generally indicating a different inker, probably John Belfi, whom Bails credits as inking this feature between 1947 and 1951.
The Farewell Note
"Marshall Flanning, one of the big executives..."
Characters
- Black Cat [Linda Turner]
- Marshall Flanning
- Rick Horne
Story Notes
The balance of this page is taken up with the annual Statement of Ownership.
Credits
- Script: José Maria André
"May I borrow this gown I have on..."
Characters
- Holly Wood
- O. G. Snorkel (movie director)
Credits
- Pencils: Paul McCarthy
- Script: Paul McCarthy
- Inks: Paul McCarthy
The Broken Ivy
"Aside from having courage..."
Characters
- Black Cat [Linda Turner]
- Richard Martin
- Detective Dolan
Black Cat Judo Tricks (1)
The Fine Art of Forgery
"But I paid over a million dollars..."
Characters
- Mrs. Winters
The Crimson Raider
"Strange and terrible is the tale of the Phantom Buccaneer..."
Characters
- Black Cat [Linda Turner]
- The Crimson Raider [Al Gory] (introduction, death)
- The Black Kitten [Kit Weston]
Credits
- Script: Bob Haney (uncertain)
- Pencils: Lee Elias
- Inks: John Belfi (uncertain)
Story Notes
No Elias signature, generally indicating a different inker, probably John Belfi, whom Bails credits as inking this feature between 1947 and 1951.
Featuring Fun at the Zoo
"I can't get back until after 3:30..."
Characters
- Unnamed zoo keeper
Credits
- Pencils: Paul McCarthy
- Script: Paul McCarthy
- Inks: Paul McCarthy
Featuring Calling All Sleuths
"When a criminal talks about a mouthpiece..."