By day, the villain known as the '''Crime Boss''' was really Jim Murray, editor of the Daily Clarion. Boyfriend to reporter, Barbara Blake, she had no idea of his secret identity. While she was out following a lead on the criminal, Hunky Henders, both she and the Mad Hatter ran afoul of the Crime Boss. After capturing both of them (and murdering Hunky), the Mad Hatter saved the day and set Barbara free. Returning to the Daily Clarion, she found Jim packing to leave town. Upon confessing he was really the Crime Boss, the Mad Hatter showed up through an open window and, after some timely assistance from Barbara, apprehended the crime boss and had him taken away to jail.
*Mad Hatter #1
* The story ended without ever revealing what Jim had done as the Crime Boss to make him wanted by the authorities.
* Unfortunately, the Crime Boss also turned out to be a fairly ordinary hooded criminal rather than the far more intimidating figure depicted on the splash page.
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* [https://www.herogoggles.com/c-villains.html Golden-Age Comicbook Super-Villains Encyclopedia]
Category:Comic Book Characters
Category:Murray Family Characters
Category:1946 Debuts
Category:O.W. Comics Corp Character
Category:Bill Woolfolk - Creator
Category:Male Characters
Category:Non-Powered Characters
Category:Villains
Category:Reporter Characters
Mad Hatter #1 (January-February 1946)
By day, the villain known as the '''Crime Boss''' was really Jim Murray, editor of the Daily Clarion. Boyfriend to reporter, Barbara Blake, she had no idea of his secret identity. While she was out following a lead on the criminal, Hunky Henders, both she and the Mad Hatter ran afoul of the Crime Boss. After capturing both of them (and murdering Hunky), the Mad Hatter saved the day and set Barbara free. Returning to the Daily Clarion, she found Jim packing to leave town. Upon confessing he was really the Crime Boss, the Mad Hatter showed up through an open window and, after some timely assistance from Barbara, apprehended the crime boss and had him taken away to jail.
Jim Murray
O.W. Comics Corp
Bill Woolfolk