(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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ALIENS AND SO FORTH ROUND-UP 056
Aliens are just like us if you think about it, man. Atlanteans : First things first: these are not actually Atlanteans, at least not yet. A...
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So just what did the Human Torch get up to in 1940? Well, in Marvel Mystery Comics v1 004 he makes the name Jim Hamond on the fly during a... -
(Mystery Men Comics 027, 1941) As is so frequently the case, this here ghost is in fact an elaborate hoax carried out to keep people away fr... -
(Target Comics v1 007, 1940) Boystate is under attack! At first, it's a relatively innocuous disruption of the power supply, which from ... -
More aliens ? Just how many more can there be? Fantasans : When time/space traveller Whiz Wilson visits Earth of the year 4400 CE, he finds ... -
(The Spirit Section, 9 June, 1940) Elena is Mr Mystic's recurring female foe, the Tigress to his Zatara. Unlike the Tigress, however, E... -
Everyone likes a good monster now and then. Horned Cat : With every one of these round-ups I accrue more evidence that the Slightly Differe... -
(Big Shot Comics 017, 1941) Like a lot of Skyman's enemies Nels Lambert is a disaster causing guy. Specifically, he has a rig called an... -
(Marvel Comics 001, 1939*) No character in comics history swings more wildly and frequently between super-villain and super-hero than Namor ...
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