(New Adventure 027, 1938)
Just a kidnapper, but there's something about a man who wears a snake, and he's yet another Siegel and Shuster villain from a pre-Superman series - in this case, Federal Men, about Steve Carson of the FBI.
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SUPER-VILLAIN 001 UPDATE: DR SIVANA (1941)
Dr Sivana's 1941 Whiz Comics appearances! What's that lil' scamp up to now? Sivana starts 1941 with a bang, by developing a li...
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(Whiz Comics 015, 1941) As seen in his recent update , Spy Smasher's arch-foe the Mask eventually gets a bit too good at villainy for h... -
(War Comics 001, 1940) Sikandur, the Robot Master, is a villain-in-a-starring-role who sadly only appeared once. Any evil roboticist who, f... -
(Whiz Comics 013, 1941) Trug is a student of magic and of Ibis the Invincible specifically who creeps out of the shadows after Ibis and Tai... -
A more fantastical bunch of genericos than usual! How fun! Benjie Frazier : This mysterious cloaked figure hires femme fatale Sonia, aka ... -
(Thrilling Comics 002, 1940) Metropolitan Hospital* is in trouble! A mysterious masked figure dubbed the Mystery Man** has been conducting ... -
(Smash Comics 003, 1939 - Smash Comics 012, 1940) The Avenger is a cottage-industry villain, which is a term I just made up for particular ... -
Some of those reeeeal obscure guys today. Craig Carter : Archaeologist Craig Carter wants to give up all the stuffy academia and become a c... -
(Whiz Comics 015, 1941) After Captain Marvel foils a scheme to be described further in the next Dr Sivana update, he finds himself battling...
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