In this one, the Spirit...or is that Midnight? No wait...Well, whoever he is, he has a blue suit and a mask and he's out to expose some phony ghosts. The story seems off in places but there's no denying the lovely and lively art, although I have no idea whose art it might be.
Odd. The visual style is a lot like that of the early golden age (though not completely so). And the business of the villians being foreign saboteurs makes the story reminiscent of those in the run-up to the formal entry of the US into WW II.
ReplyDeleteGood observation, Daniel
ReplyDeleteOdds are this is a reworked story.
I had a similar example, of the same story used three times, with the lead character changed each time (plus the plotline and dialogue rewritten), first in Red Seal Comics
http://heroinesinfiction.blogspot.com/2012/08/tell-tale-three-times-lady-satan-wild.html
then in Authentic Police Cases
http://heroinesinfiction.blogspot.com/2012/08/tell-tale-three-times-part-2-phantom-of.html
ending up in Weird Horror's sister title Strange Terrors!
http://heroinesinfiction.blogspot.com/2012/08/tell-tale-three-times-part-3-ghost-of.html
There's also an explanation of how it happened at the links...