Madam Fatal is a fictional character and a comic book superhero active during the Golden Age of Comic Books. Madam Fatal was created and originally illustrated by artist/writer Art Pinajian …

Madame Fatal is Richard Stanton, a cross-dressing vigilante who was active during the Golden Age. Richard Stanton is a highly skilled detective and physical combatant, who worked as a …

Richard Stanton, better known as his undercover female codename Madam Fatal, was a cross-dressing spy that operated in the mid-20th Century. Trying to hunt down his son, Madam Fatal …

After Richard Stanton's daughter was kidnapped, the shock gave his wife a heart attack and he quit the theater to find her. Disguising himself as a "harmless old woman," he later came to be …

Richard Stanton was a wealthy actor living in Manhattan with his young daughter. He became involved in crime-fighting when his daughter was kidnapped. Spending nine...

Madam Fatal is a crossdressing vigilante, pretending to be an old woman. Richard Stanton was motivated by a personal tragedy to dress up as an old woman in order to infiltrate criminal …

Jul 17, 2015 · To Stanton’s neighbors, Madam Fatal was a kindly old lady who occupied a quiet apartment with her pet parrot Hamlet, not a superhero vigilante itching for action.

Madame Fatal (sometimes referred to as Madam Fatal) is a comic book transvestite vigilante from The Golden Age of Comic Books in the 1940’s. Madame Fatal was created and originally …

If Madam Fatal, who debuted in the first issue of Crack Comics (May, 1940, six months before the Tornado) qualifies for the genre by virtue of fighting crime in comic books while wearing an …

Madam Fatal prevented foreign spies from stealing a new explosive formula guarded by an overconfident police sergeant. She overcame saboteurs who had hijacked a secret coastal …