Golden Age Black Condor (Richard Grey Jr. / Thomas Wright ) Appreciation (2019)

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from Who's Who in the DC Universe Vol. II (April 1985)

NOTE: This thread is to serve as continuation of the previous "Golden Age Black Condor (Richard Grey Jr. / Thomas Wright ) appreciation thread", which can be found at https://community.cbr.com/showthread...ciation-thread

from the previous version (originally created in January 2018):

Some fictional characters, like Tarzan, become orphans and are raised by apes.
Richard Grey Jr., on the other hand, was orphaned while traveling with his parents through Outer Mongolia and was then raised . . . by a condor.

From Crack Comics #1 (May 1940), published by Quality Comics:

(to be continued . . . )

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In honor of Memorial Day Weekend 2019 here in the U.S.,

Crack Comics #26 (November 1942)
published by Quality Comics

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In honor of Memorial Day Weekend 2019 here in the U.S., . . .

. . . Crack Comics #26 (November 1942)
published by Quality Comics

And here are a few pages from the Black Condor story in Crack Comics #26:

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From the previous version of this thread

As drawn by George Pérez (inks by Karl Kesel) for History of the DC Universe Book One (1986)


Also, a George Pérez drawing of Black Condor as one of the (many!) characters on the cover of Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe Volume II (1985)

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From Crack Comics #5 (September 1940):