Norman Arthur Danberg (1905–1995), known as Norman A. Daniels, was an American writer of pulp fiction, radio scripts and television.

He wrote detective, adventure and science-fiction stories under several names, including Norman A. Daniels and Harrison Judd. His career placed him among the prolific writers supplying popular magazines with serial heroes and genre fiction. Daniels created the pulp hero the Black Bat and wrote for established series including The Phantom Detective and The Shadow. His wife, Dorothy Daniels, also worked as a writer and collaborated with him.