Black Condor #4
1992
- Series
- Black Condor
- Issue
- 4
- Cover date
- Sep 1, 1992
- Story title
- A Time Of Predators
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Black Condor #4 was published by Quality Comics in 1940 as part of the golden age of superheroes. Created by writer Will Eisner and artist Lou Fine, the series featured Richard Grey Jr., a character who gained the ability to fly after a meteor strike in Mongolia left him the sole survivor of an expedition. The narrative leans into the pulp-adventure sensibilities of the era, contrasting the protagonist's avian-inspired heroics against a backdrop of global conflict and mysterious villains.
The character design reflects the visual flair associated with Lou Fine, often cited for his fluid line work and dynamic anatomy, which helped the Black Condor stand out during an era crowded with costumed vigilantes. While the series was less enduring than contemporaries like Superman or Batman, it remains a notable example of early independent publishing, appreciated today by historians for its contribution to the foundational iconography of the medium.
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