This month's are Woolfolk's final Blackhawk stories.
May 1952 Comic Book Scripts by William Woolfolk
| 8 pg | Captain Marvel Jr. | Robin Hood days |
| "In the Days of Robin Hood" CMJ 118, Apr/53 | ||
| 7 | Blackhawk | Guerrilla meeets Blackhawk |
| "Guerrilla—the Unknown Hero" BH 61, Feb/53 | ||
| 10 | Man Who Broke the Black Hand | "The Man Who Broke the Black Hand" Underworld Crime 7, Sep/53 |
| 7 | Blackhawk | terror of the Crimson Hoods |
| "Terror of the Crimson Hoods" BH 60, Jan/53 | ||
| 10 | Killer from the Grave | a dead gangster who comes back from lime pit |
| Mausoleum of Weird Crimes | "Make Way for Murder" Wanted 50, Oct/52 | |
| 8 | Captain Marvel Jr. | werewolf of London |
| "CMJ and the Werewolf of London" CMJ 117, Feb/53 | ||
| 8 | Captain Marvel Jr. | mad Mongol monster |
| "CMJ Battles the Mad Mongol Monster" CMJ 115, Nov/52 | ||
| 6 | Ibis | the thing from the deep |
| "Ibis and the Man-Eater from the Deep" Whiz 154, Apr/53 | ||
| 7 | Lady—or the Tigress? | a woman who is both |
| "Lady or the Tigress?" This Magazine Is Haunted 9, Feb/53 | ||
| 6 | Devil's Mask | if evil, face changes to that of the mask |
| "Devil's Mask" TMIH 9, Feb/53 | ||
| 7 | Forbidden to Love | modern Romeo & Juliet |
| Love Journal |
"Forbidden to Love" is in LOVE DIARY #21.
ReplyDeleteThat one was cover-dated October 1951, and it wasn't a Romeo-Juliet story. The protagonist felt she couldn't love a man she'd heard was still in love with the fiancée who left him.
ReplyDeleteSince the title had been used there, I assume editor Ray Mann changed this story's. I can't find a match for the description in LOVE DIARY, so I figure it's in A LOVE ROMANCE that I haven't seen (one of many).
Most likely, the one I cited was a reprint.
ReplyDeleteWondering if it's "Forbidden to Love" from FIRST ROMANCE MAGAZINE #17?
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the pages where Woolfolk has IDed the buyers by an initial, and he has this story down as R for Rae Herman, like the WANTED one. If there were some bare possibility of Orbit's selling the script to Harvey, as happened to Bruce Hamilton with other publishers, still the boy doesn't have any family for there to be a feud in the Harvey "Forbidden to Love," so I can't see it as a Romeo and Juliet take-off.
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