(That means who holds the actual copyright for him now - in 2007 - and not who published him way back in the day)
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Sorry to take so long in responding to this post, but I was without access to my pulp library. I agree that the Black Bat is a great character; he had that whole blind crimefighter schtick going long before Stan Lee dreamed up Daredevil. I believe he may be in public domain, but I'm not sure. Check with Ginger Johnson at fadingshadows@juno.com. She edited the 3 volumes of TALES OF MASKS AND MAYHEM, and in the first volume is a new story of the Black Bat co-authored by her husband, Tom.
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Sorry to take so long in responding to this post, but I was without access to my pulp library.
I agree that the Black Bat is a great character; he had that whole blind crimefighter schtick going long before Stan Lee dreamed up Daredevil. I believe he may be in public domain, but I'm not sure. Check with Ginger Johnson at fadingshadows@juno.com. She edited the 3 volumes of TALES OF MASKS AND MAYHEM, and in the first volume is a new story of the Black Bat co-authored by her husband, Tom.
http://www.schwarzefledermaus.de/
It seems that the series continued in Germany for a few decades.
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