Wednesday, May 11, 2022

MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 010: EL DIABLO

 (New Adventure 028, 1938)


Bog standard South American revolutionary villain who is hunted down by agents of the US Navy. Remarkable only due to the one-panel appearance of Rose del Muerte, the Rose of Death.


What a good one-panel appearance! El Diablo can sit in a garbage can, but Rose del Muerte should show up all over the DCU, never as an actual culprit but just a red herring living her best life.

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