(All-Star 006, 1941)
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MINOR SUPER-HERO ROUND-UP 075
Every hero comes with a free sidekick! the Deacon : An otherwise unnamed man headquartered in the disused Marshlands Church that is located...
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It's a fine day for a dose of minor super-heroes. Alias X : Alias, aka just X, is a mysterious master of disguise who has been cleanin... -
(Cat-Man Comics 001, 1941) Some villains are puzzles, high-concept enigmas whose motivations and goals are a mystery that must be solved to ... -
It's time for another round of aviator-heroes, most of whom hail from Air Fighters Comics 001, a distinguished publication that was hom... -
Extremely minor super-heroes? Don't mind if I do! the Flag-Man : The Flag-Man is one standard unit of patriotic American super-hero: he ... -
(Marvel Mystery Comics v1 022, 1941) During the Human Torch and Toro's time foiling the Nazi invasion of clear-stand-in-for-Yugoslavia A... -
(Captain Aero Comics 001, 1941) Captain Hood is your classic fascist of indeterminate allegiance, who has been holed up with a crew of pseu... -
Pretty diverse bunch this time. the Lone Rider : Another masked cowboy hero dispensing justice from the barrel of the gun in the Old Moder... -
Among the many things that I have found interesting enough to keep track of over the years is just how many times super-heroes get wounded w...
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