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Black Cat (Harvey Comics) (Comic Book)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Black Cat by Harvey Comics and drawn by Lee Elias was a character first published in 1941, who starred in her own title series from 1946 to 1951.The Black Cat featured Linda Turner, a glamorous Hollywood actress who would fight crime and corruption in LA as the masked vigilante, Black Cat.The series was most well known for the series of radical genre shifts it would attempt to fight the waning popularity of super heroes after World War 2's end, the controversial moral response to her wardrobe, and the fact that from 1951 to 1963 the comic book no longer featured the titular character herself, but was instead a notoriously gruesome collection of horror stories aimed for kids.Since her initial run, there had been a few attempts to reprint Linda Turner's adventures, to little success, and the character has now fallen into public domain for any to use. Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Comic took advantage of this to MST one of the stories.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })Not to be confused with the Marvel Comics' Black Cat. | |
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Cool Old Guy: Linda's father was a rancher, a silent-movie actor, and an amateur private eye in his youth, and even in his age still holds his own in a fist fight. | |
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Cousin Oliver: After roughly 10 years of adventures, Black Cat acquired a sidekick, The Black Kitten, to give a more dynamic super hero appeal, rather than her previous allies, Rick and her elderly father. The series only lasted one more issue before Linda's adventures were dropped. | |
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Aborted Arc: You can find old black and white sketches of Linda and Kit fighting with some kind of sea monster creature. This never appeared in any issues, so it can be assumed it was scrapped after a sudden decision to cancel the series. | |
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Badass Normal: Linda Turner is a black belt in martial arts as well as having learned a few tricks while working as a stunt-actor in films, and managed to go toe-to-toe against everything from armed men to the supernatural. | |
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