Manhunter
Dan Richards

Religion: not determined yet

Name: Manhunter

Alter Ego: Dan Richards

Other Names: Donald "Dan" Richards; Manhunter I

Classification:  hero  

Publisher(s):

First Appearance: Police Comics #8 (Mar. 1942): "The Origin of Manhunter"

Creators: Tex Blaisdell, Alex Kotzky

Super? (Has Super Powers/Special Abilities/Technology): Yes

Number of Appearances: 114

Teams/Affiliations: All-Star Squadron; Freedom Fighters

Race: white

Gender: male

This character is in the following 94 stories which have been indexed by this website:
All-Star Squadron #50 (Oct. 1985): "Crisis Point!"
Justice League of America (vol. 2) #16 (Feb. 2008): "A Brief Tangent" (mentioned)
Police Comics

Police Comics #8 (Mar. 1942): "The Origin of Manhunter" (lead character)
Police Comics #9 (May 1942): "Death in Hangman's Alley" (lead character)
Police Comics #10 (July 1942): "The Voodoo Queen" (lead character)
Police Comics #11 (Sep. 1942): "The Laughing Gas Crimes" (lead character)
Police Comics #12 (Oct. 1942): "Peril in a Candy Factory" (lead character)
Police Comics #13 (Nov. 1942): "The Theater Murder" (lead character)
Police Comics #14 (Dec. 1942): "The Mark of the Cobra" (lead character)
Police Comics #15 (Jan. 1943): "The Slaughter Symphony" (lead character)
Police Comics #16 (Feb. 1943): "Wanted: Thor, Manhunter's Dog, Dead Or Alive" (lead character)
Police Comics #17 (Mar. 1943): "Red-Haired Kate" (lead character)
Police Comics #18 (Apr. 1943): "A Night of Murders" (lead character)
Police Comics #19 (May 1943): "Here Lies Manhunter" (lead character)
Police Comics #20 (July 1943): "The Case of the Kidnapped Corpse" (lead character)
Police Comics #21 (Aug. 1943): "The Blue Room of Blandings Castle" (lead character)
Police Comics #22 (Sep. 1943): "Dr. Sackville" (lead character)
Police Comics #23 (Oct. 1943): "The Murdering Rhymester" (lead character)
Police Comics #24 (Nov. 1943): "The Amnesiac" (lead character)
Police Comics #25 (Dec. 1943): "Unfair to Organized Crime" (lead character)
Police Comics #26 (Jan. 1944): "The Ghostmaster" (lead character)
Police Comics #27 (Feb. 1944): "The Man Who Died Twice" (lead character)
Police Comics #28 (Mar. 1944): "Blue Coats Don't Turn Back Bullets" (lead character)
Police Comics #29 (Apr. 1944): "The Deathless Brain of Tony Conroy" (lead character)
Police Comics #30 (May 1944): "Sounds in the Silent Night" (lead character)
Police Comics #31 (June 1944): "Blackmail and Blood" (lead character)
Police Comics #32 (July 1944): "The Giggling Corpse" (lead character)
Police Comics #33 (Aug. 1944): "The Corpse of Mistaken Identity" (lead character)
Police Comics #34 (Sep. 1944): "Suicide Sanitarium" (lead character)
Police Comics #35 (Oct. 1944): "Sandor, the Terrorizing Taxidermist" (lead character)
Police Comics #36 (Nov. 1944): "Had the City Gone Mad?" (lead character)
Police Comics #37 (Dec. 1944): "The Match" (lead character)
Police Comics #38 (Jan. 1945): "Framed by Arno Roxx" (lead character)
Police Comics #39 (Feb. 1945): "Portrait of Murder" (lead character)
Police Comics #40 (Mar. 1945): "Music Hath Charms" (lead character)
Police Comics #41 (Apr. 1945): "The Port of Missing Goods" (lead character)
Police Comics #42 (May 1945): "Two Tracks" (lead character)
Police Comics #43 (June 1945): "Tramp Club Death" (lead character)
Police Comics #44 (July 1945): "The Hunt For Trigger Swain" (lead character)
Police Comics #45 (Aug. 1945): "The Tailor's Dummy" (lead character)
Police Comics #46 (Sep. 1945): "Torch Tigue, Arsonist" (lead character)
Police Comics #47 (Oct. 1945): "I'm Guilty!" (lead character)
Police Comics #48 (Nov. 1945): "The Catsup Bottle That Dripped Blood" (lead character)
Police Comics #49 (Dec. 1945): "The Archer Who Had No Bow" (lead character)
Police Comics #50 (Jan. 1946): "Disgrace" (lead character)
Police Comics #51 (Feb. 1946): "Crime Declares an Armistice" (lead character)
Police Comics #52 (Mar. 1946): "Mystery at the Morgue" (lead character)
Police Comics #53 (Apr. 1946): "Dazeen, Master of Illusion" (lead character)
Police Comics #54 (May 1946): "The Man In the Cloak" (lead character)
Police Comics #55 (June 1946): "The Masked Pirate" (lead character)
Police Comics #56 (July 1946): "The Vengeance" (lead character)
Police Comics #57 (Aug. 1946): "Who Bombed Mr. Tarviss?" (lead character)
Police Comics #58 (Sep. 1946): "The Killer Called Hatchet" (lead character)
Police Comics #59 (Oct. 1946): "The Kidnapping of Letha Nordyke" (lead character)
Police Comics #60 (Nov. 1946): "Jawbone" (lead character)
Police Comics #61 (Dec. 1946): "Case of the Vanishing Vagabond" (lead character)
Police Comics #62 (Jan. 1947): "The Sneer" (lead character)
Police Comics #63 (Feb. 1947): "Murder's Perfect Frame" (lead character)
Police Comics #64 (Mar. 1947): "The Spine-Snapper" (lead character)
Police Comics #65 (Apr. 1947): "It was not a fit night for man or beast!" (lead character)
Police Comics #66 (May 1947): "Fence, Incorporated" (lead character)
Police Comics #67 (June 1947): "The Operatic Crimes of Carlo Varini" (lead character)
Police Comics #68 (July 1947): "Manhunter's Mother Goose" (lead character)
Police Comics #69 (Aug. 1947): "The Van Clough Tiara" (lead character)
Police Comics #70 (Sep. 1947): "The Woodbine Hijackers" (lead character)
Police Comics #71 (Oct. 1947): "And the Result Is Murder" (lead character)
Police Comics #72 (Nov. 1947): "The Autographed Slug!" (lead character)
Police Comics #73 (Dec. 1947): "Quiz Kit" (lead character)
Police Comics #74 (Jan. 1948): "Doll Murders" (lead character)
Police Comics #75 (Feb. 1948): "Dr. Panzrak's Life Force Experiment" (lead character)
Police Comics #76 (Mar. 1948): "Million Dollar Monstrosities" (lead character)
Police Comics #77 (Apr. 1948): "The Plot of Dr. Pilbeam" (lead character)
Police Comics #78 (May 1948): "The Tale of the Broad Arrow" (lead character)
Police Comics #79 (June 1948): "The Fabulous Frothmere Emerald Robbery" (lead character)
Police Comics #80 (July 1948): "Who Remembers the Dreadful Strangleweed?" (lead character)
Police Comics #81 (Aug. 1948): "Boo-Hoo, the Clown Who Wasn't Funny" (lead character)
Police Comics #82 (Sep. 1948): "Goldilocks and the Three Corpses" (lead character)
Police Comics #83 (Oct. 1948): "Strangling Hand" (lead character)
Police Comics #84 (Nov. 1948): "The Eyes Have It With Marsden" (lead character)
Police Comics #85 (Dec. 1948): "Maddin, the Mastiff Man" (lead character)
Police Comics #86 (Jan. 1949): "Death at the Dog Track" (lead character)
Police Comics #87 (Feb. 1949): "The Killing Joke" (lead character)
Police Comics #88 (Mar. 1949): "Thor and the Kidnappers" (lead character)
Police Comics #89 (Apr. 1949): "Charles Chuckaluck" (lead character)
Police Comics #91 (June 1949): "Action for Man and Beast" (lead character)
Police Comics #93 (Aug. 1949): "Mimic the Great" (lead character)
Police Comics #94 (Sep. 1949): "Thinker Thelen, Mental Marvel of Mayhem" (lead character)
Police Comics #95 (Oct. 1949): "Carry Your Bag, Mister?" (lead character)
Police Comics #96 (Nov. 1949): "The Revenge of Skinny Starr" (lead character)
Police Comics #97 (Dec. 1949): "Manhunter's Double" (lead character)
Police Comics #98 (Jan. 1950): "The Life of the Party" (lead character)
Police Comics #99 (Feb. 1950): "On a Charge of Murder!" (lead character)
Police Comics #100 (June 1950): "The Silent Crime Call" (lead character)
Police Comics #101 (Aug. 1950): "The Power of the Dog" (lead character)

Suggested links for further research about this character:
  - http://www.comicbookdb.com/character.php?ID=927
  - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manhunter_(comics)
  - http://www.dcuguide.com/who.php?name=manhunter
  - http://www.dcuguide.com/chronology.php?name=manhunter
  - http://www.cosmicteams.com/quality/profiles/FreedomFighters.htm