(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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CATALOGUE OF WOUNDS 003
It's a dangerous ol' job, heroing. Green Lantern : While tied up in a burning house, Green Lantern must thrust his hands into the fl...
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(Mystery Men Comics 029, 1941) Really very strong showing from the Death Master in the splash panel, with artist Louis Cazenueve (as Lester ... -
(Big Shot Comics 001, 1940) The Red Signet is a seemingly unaligned spy chief who has the misfortune of being the antagonist in the very fir... -
(Marvel Mystery Comics v1 021, 1941) I like Prince Itor because he's a weenie. Not enough of those in the Golden Age. He's not even ... -
(Cat-Man Comics 004, 1941) The district attorney of Central City, the NYC clone that the Pied Piper inhabits, has been murdered by what the ... -
Weaknesses : A very specific weakness for the Spectre: a once-in-a-hundred-million-year alignment of constellations that surely will never ... -
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Every one of them a disappointment to their parents. Mr Axis : He may just be a regular Nazi spy* lurking around Washington DC and disrupt...
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