An enemy of Black Cat and Black Kitten, he was a criminal mastermind who took pride in outsmarting the police and Black Cat. He would leave notes at the scene of the crime pointing out how he had outsmarted them, and posting messages in the local newspaper advertising the plans for his next heist. His catchphrase was "Obviously."
The Sceptre carried, well....a sceptre, which could emit a thick smoke screen to fascilitate his escapes. Otherwise, the Sceptre relied on a conventional handgun to threaten his enemies. He led a small gang of theives.
*Black Cat #29
Category:Villains
Category:Comic Book Characters
Category:Harvey Characters
Category:Male Characters
Category:Criminal Masterminds
Category:Real Name Unknown
Category:Lee Elias - Creator
Category:Bob Haney - Creator
Category:1951 Debuts
Category:Gwandanaland Characters
Black Cat #29 (June 1951)
An enemy of Black Cat and Black Kitten, he was a criminal mastermind who took pride in outsmarting the police and Black Cat. He would leave notes at the scene of the crime pointing out how he had outsmarted them, and posting messages in the local newspaper advertising the plans for his next heist. His catchphrase was "Obviously."
Unknown
Harvey
Lee Elias and Bob Haney