Black Cat

A moody, mid-century crime comic from Super Publishing, Black Cat ran for twelve issues between 1948 and 1950, blending noir atmosphere with the adventures of its feline-themed protagonist. The title is most closely associated with writer Russell Stamm, who also contributed art alongside frequent collaborator Lee Elias, giving the series a consistent, shadowy visual identity. Though short-lived, it stands as a distinctive entry in the post-war wave of costumed heroines, offering a hardboiled counterpoint to the era's more whimsical superhero fare.