(Feature Funnies 007, 1938)
Our first Quality Comics super-villain! Otherwise, not very interesting - he doesn't even wear the mask in the story, just tries to frame the Clock and finds out how far that kind of thing gets you in the comic book game.
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DEMONIC ROUND-UP 003
Two shorts and two longs. Bajah : Minor Golden Age Marvel magician Dakor has to travel all the way to the fictional Indian kingdom of Nordu ...
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(Speed Comics 007, 1940) Despite their KKK-adjacent looks and tactics, the Hooded Riders are nothing more than a gang of rural protection ra... -
(More Fun Comics 067, 1941) Negal is some sort of demon lord who has been allowing ghosts to leave his realm and harass a guy on Earth. He g... -
Look out! Its demons! Lucifer : Dastardly voodoo man the Voodoo Man has this version of Lucifer possess a young woman for some dang reason.... -
(Target Comics v1 007-008) The of these two selections is from the end of the Bull's-Eye Bill story in Target Comics v1 007 and the sec... -
(Adventure Comics 051-052, 1940) Snegg's your classic villain who can't handle the thought of revising a plan. In his first appearan... -
(Flash Comics v1 005, 1940) Johnny Thunder is made an FBI Agent. (fired in issue 7) -
(Weird Comics 002, 1940) Space adventurers Blast Bennett and his pal Red are tooling around the Solar System one day when they are hailed b... -
(Marvel Mystery Comics v1 020, 1941) We open on a fear-gripped Star City (not the one you're thinking of), in which ten people have been...
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