(Whiz Comics 009, 1940)
A rival magician seeking to steal Ibis the Invincible's mystic Ibistick, Piang dies at the end of their first encounter, is resurrected via careless use of magic by Ibis and then dies again in their second encounter.
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MINOR SUPER-HERO ROUND-UP 045
Ah the super-hero. Ace Buckley : Ace Buckley is a time traveller, a subgenre of comic book hero mostly notable for the fact that they have ...
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