Showing posts with label Black Orchid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black Orchid. Show all posts

Thursday, October 3, 2024

Halloween Heroines BLACK ORCHID Conclusion

Cover art by Bob Oksner
(Note: Despite the "Origin Issue" blurb on the cover, there's no actual origin story!)
When a disguised District Attorney infiltrates a criminal conclave (which includes the town's mayor and police chief) and is uncovered, a purple-costumed woman with superhuman abilities (including flight, hyper-strrength, and invunerability) saves his life.
She also displays extensive knowledge about the DA's personal life and family, recommending his recently-widowed sister, an MD, come to patch him up to avoid publicity by showing up at a hospital.
Meanwhile, the criminals are keeping an eye on the DA via a concealed TV camera in his house...
While DA Ken Ransom won't see her again (nor will he ever reappear in the DC Multiverse), this blog's readers will get to view her adventures, since, to paraphrase the end credit on 007's cinematic adventures...
Black Orchid Will Return!

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Tuesday, October 1, 2024

Halloween Heroines BLACK ORCHID Part 1

Welcome to Our Contribution to Countdown to Halloween 2024...

...as we introduce the never-reprinted adventures of the most mysterious heroine of all!
To Be Concluded...Thursday!
Written by Sheldon Mayer, illustrated by Tony DeZuniga, this premiere tale from DC's Adventure Comics #428 (1973) will offer no actual clues as to who (or what) The Black Orchid is...despite the fact it's promoted as an "Origin Issue"!
Superhuman Being?
Scientific Adventuress?
Spectral Avenger of Evil?
Or All of the Above?
Her strip ran for three issues in Adventure Comics before becoming a back-up strip in The Phantom Stranger for eight issues...which should tell you something about the direction of the series!
The unresolved concept was so intriguing that the creators of DC/Vertigo's Sandman, Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean, took a crack at resolving it in a Vertigo series a couple of decades later!
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Black Orchid
by Neil Gaiman & David McKean