I'd never paid any attention to Al Byant until I came across his work for Quality Comics on comicbookplus, but his noirish style has made me a fan. We'll be seeing more of him (and Betty, too). This one is from Hit Comics #21, dated April 1942, and was uploaded by "movielover."
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
BETTY BATES, Lady at Law by Al Bryant (1942)
I'd never paid any attention to Al Byant until I came across his work for Quality Comics on comicbookplus, but his noirish style has made me a fan. We'll be seeing more of him (and Betty, too). This one is from Hit Comics #21, dated April 1942, and was uploaded by "movielover."
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Unusual to see a female main physically thrashing a bunch of baddies in this era, but nice to see. I was wondering if the police would show up while there were still any thugs left conscious to arrest. Count yourselves lucky, chumps, handcuffs are better than concussions.
Also, I don't suppose you've got the Red Bee story promised on the cover as well? There's an oddity of a character you don't see much of.
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