stock after the murder of Digby, who in turn had recently purchased the company from Alfred Pennyworth. DC: The New Frontier Raymond appeared in Darwyn Cooke's 2004 DC: The New Frontier as a Hollywood celebrity who bravely refused to comply with McCarthy's Congressional Committee on Un-American Activities investigation into supposed communists in the entertainment and superhero worlds. He was blacklisted as a communist sympathizer for refusing to name communist celebrities or his own political position, thus presumably losing his TV and radio shows as well as his newspaper column. References External links Unofficial Bio of Roy Raymond at DCU Guide Unofficial Bio of Roy Raymond, Jr., at DCU Guide Roy Raymond, TV Detective at Don Markstein's Toonopedia. Archived from the original on May 2, 2012. Comics characters introduced in 1949 Comics characters introduced in 1997 Crime comics DC Comics American superheroes DC Comics male superheroes Fictional male detectives Golden Age adventure heroes Vigilante characters in comics