(All-Star 006, 1941)
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It had to happen, and now it has: I made a real-deal website, aka a Wordpress blog that is as close to this as possible. Find it at theskele...
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(All-Star Comics 001, 1940) A couple of magic users, Beldame Gaffy (curse-caster) and Trygg (necromancer) team up to steal the lands that ri...
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(Green Lantern v1 002, 1941) What can I say about Baldy? To start: he's not really a bald guy, but a guy in a bald cap. That's about...
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(Action Comics 030, 1940) In thinking about Zolar I realized that he engages in a surprisingly common plot-expedient activity which I, unwil...
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(Detective Comics v1 057, 1941) A simple concept but a good one: the Fencer is the head of a vaguely-Axis espionage group that has been tryi...
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(Pep Comics 008, 1940) It's an old story, even this early in the history of comics: someone has developed a method for mass murdering p...
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(Startling Comics 004, 1940) We open on a world in turmoil! The tides are going crazy! New York City is trashed! The world's leaders tur...
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(The Spirit, "Mr Midnight", 14 July, 1940) Mr Midnight is your classic police taunter, a crook who not only thinks that they have ...
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(Fantastic Comics 011, 1940) Every once in a while a comic book crook will organize a gang along military lines and that's just what Sku...
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