Raven

The Raven was published by Young's Merchandising Co. of Sydney, and ran for 10 issues between 1962-63. It was created, written and drawn by Paul Wheelahan (born 1930), who also created other bestselling comics for Young's Merchandising, including Davy Crockett - Frontier Scout (1955-57) and The Panther (1957-1963)
Character description
The Raven is a mysterious, hooded figure who roams the crumbling ruins of Ravenscourt Castle, located on the mist-covered English moors, and is constantly pursued by detectives from Scotland Yard.
Unknown to those who hunt him, The Raven is, in fact, the Seventh Earl of Ravenscourt, a once-respected young member of the English aristocracy, who was framed for the theft of priceless artworks by his scheming brother, Sebastian.
Found guilty of the theft, the Seventh Earl of Ravenscourt is sentenced to gaol at Dartmoor Prison. He manages to escape and return his ancestral home, determined to seek justice not only for himself, but for all innocent men who find themselves the victims of miscarriages of justice. 
Guided by a mysterious, sleek raven, the Earl is drawn to a hidden wall panel, which conceals a mysterious costume consisting of a black hood, tunic and knee-high boots. Removing the costume from its display case, the Earl of Ravenscourt uncovers a note which explains how it was worn by his ancestor, who waged a vigilante campaign against evil men who sought to oppress his subjects.
Inspired by the tale of his ancestor's heroism, the Seventh Earl of Ravenscourt dons the costume and decides to call himself The Raven, embarking on a series of strange adventures, which bring him into contact with neo-Nazis, London underworld figures, ghosts and druids.
Links
http://comicsdownunder.blogspot.com/2007/04/quoth-raven.html