Al McWilliams - Dateline Danger - 7MAY1972

Artists: Al McWilliams (Penciller) , Al McWilliams (Inker) , John Saunders (Writer)

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Al McWilliams - Dateline Danger - 7MAY1972 Comic Art

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Title:	Al McWilliams - Dateline Danger - 7MAY1972
Artist:	Al McWilliams (Penciller)
Artist:	Al McWilliams (Inker)
Artist:	John Saunders (Writer)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Comic Strip
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	32
Likes on CAF:	3 4
Comments:	4
Added to Site:	1/11/2026
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I went on sort of an acquisition spree with this series, picking up over a dozen fantastic pieces so far. Here is a Sunday from May 7, 1972.

Here, in a seaside village, Danny Raven attacks the kidnapper of a woman with the shovel the kidnapper threatened to bury the woman with after he kills her.

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Paul Roach
Member Since 2014

1 - Posted on 1/11/2026

A great opening panel, then straight into action. Lovely faces, and a really fast pace. Nice Sunday.

Earl Edwards
Member Since 2024

Posted on 1/11/2026

Paul Roach wrote:

A great opening panel, then straight into action. Lovely faces, and a really fast pace. Nice Sunday.

Thanks. I agree that opening panel is brilliant. McWilliams really poured the details into that opening panel, laying out the scene perfectly.

Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

1 - Posted on 1/12/2026

Really cool as this was barrier breaking for the times! Must have been very satisfying for audiences to see a black leading man done with such respect.

Earl Edwards
Member Since 2024

1 - Posted on 1/12/2026

Marcus Wai wrote:

Really cool as this was barrier breaking for the times!� Must have been very satisfying for audiences to see a black leading man done with such respect.

It must have been!

When Sydney Pointier and Bill Cosby made their trio of Uptown Saturday Night films, I always liked the Pointier character more because of the respect his presence commanded. Cosby's character was a great and important part of the series, but Pointier's character was That Guy.

Danny Raven feels a lot like Pointier in those movies. Ironic, given the fact Dateline Danger was modeled after Cosby's tv series, I Spy.

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