ICYMI: June Tarpé Mills' Miss Fury had a succesful run as a comic strip, was a Marvel/Timely comic, and inspired John Romita's Black Widow design. BlackWidow MissFury sponsored
\n'Like some fantastic creation, Black Fury relentlessly fights crime in all its phases, in the distorted minds of ruthless men. A beautiful girl, like a phantom crusader for what is right…' So began a March 29, 1941 teaser for a new comic strip which included the first image the public ever saw of this early female superhero, who is best remembered today by the name Miss Fury.
When Rex King returned in Super-Magician Comics #2, with a newsstand date of July 22, 1941, he had been renamed Rex King, Adventurer. And as noted, Black Fury was renamed Miss Fury on December 21, 1941. In addition to comic books, Fox had previously published some of his characters, most notably Blue Beetle, as newspaper strips as well, and he was not a publisher who would have let such coincidences go unchallenged.
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