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Black Raiders

Gordon Summers and Harold “Red” Crandall were ex-commandos, members of the Black Raider Battalion. After being wounded on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day, the two were honorably discharged. Bored, living their lives as civilians, they removed all insignia from their former commando uniforms, added masks and began their crusade against crime in the city, with Summers acting as leader. Their enemies included Shylock Greene, The Crime Merchant and “The Master of Birds.” The Black Raiders were excellent fighters but the fact they didn’t carry any weapons frequently gave their opponents an advantage. They were somehow able to trace the license plate on cars.
Alias Black Raiders
Real Names/Alt Names Gordon Summers and Red Crandall
Characteristics Hero, World War II Era
Creators/Key Contributors George Appel
First Appearance Power Comics #3 (1945)
First Publisher Narrative
Appearance List Power Comics #3-4
Sample Read Power Comics [DCM] [CB+]
Description Gordon Summers and Harold “Red” Crandall were ex-commandos, members of the Black Raider Battalion. After being wounded on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day, the two were honorably discharged. Bored, living their lives as civilians, they removed all insignia from their former commando uniforms, added masks and began their crusade against crime in the city, with Summers acting as leader. Their enemies included Shylock Greene, The Crime Merchant and “The Master of Birds.” The Black Raiders were excellent fighters but the fact they didn’t carry any weapons frequently gave their opponents an advantage. They were somehow able to trace the license plate on cars.
Source Black Raiders – Public Domain Super Heroes Wiki
Power Comics #3 | George Appel
Power Comics #3 | George Appel