(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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MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 665: THE WIND GOD
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