(Detective v1 015, 1938)
A serial killer who murders diplomats because without them there would be no wars. Brought in by Bart Regan and Sally Norris, protagonists of the early Siegel and Shuster strip Spy.
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MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 809: GANGA LIN
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