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(Blue Ribbon Comics 019, 1941) The Mad Botanist is an assassin "in the employment of a foreign power" which in 1941 as good as mea... -
(Exciting Comics 005, 1940) Stretching the definition of "super-villain" to the very limits here: the Tankonaut is a superweapon d... -
( Adventure 069, 1941) An early example of quite a few villain tropes, the Red Dragon is a guy who turns to evil because he was rejected by ... -
It it the nature of comic books that we will always be doing Problematic Updates. Dr Finkle : Dr Finkle himself is nothing special: he's... -
The Angel is a wandering vigilante, which in turn is a type of super-hero that generates very little new information for these update posts... -
(Marvel Mystery Comics v1 015, 1941) Dr Lorrof is your true mad scientist's mad scientist. He's all worked up about being "cast... -
(Captain America Comics 002, 1941) The Wax Man is a bit of an oddball. For one thing, he's not explicitly a Nazi, just "in the pay... -
Time for a heaping dose of real folk from Golden Age Marvel comics. Adolf Hitler : Kalph Belgri, dictator of Torpis, takes his own life whe...
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