(More Fun Comics 054, 1940)
If a crooked importer named Crandall hatches a scheme to kill off his business rivals and then makes up a villain named the Cloak to blame the crimes on, is he in fact that villain? This correspondent says yes.
MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 838: DR DREAD
(Top-Notch Comics 008, 1940) After Harley Hudson perfects his muscular coordination technique and becomes the Firefly after two years of har...
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(Top-Notch Comics 005, 1940) The Mosconians, stand-ins for Nazi-allied Russia (or possibly just Russian-flavoured stand-ins for Nazi German... -
(Master Comics 009, 1940) Like the Blue Devils before them, the Horned Masks dressed up in robes and cowls and took over a small town. In t... -
(Speed Comics 007, 1940) Despite their KKK-adjacent looks and tactics, the Hooded Riders are nothing more than a gang of rural protection ra... -
(N/A) This is perhaps the ultimate narrative football, or at least is in contention. Will there be more villains claiming credit for, say, t...
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(More Fun Comics 069, 1941) We don't get a lot of backstory on the Tentacle. Presumably he's a botanist or at least a gifted amateur... -
(Flash Comics v1 005, 1940) Johnny Thunder is made an FBI Agent. (fired in issue 7) -
(Super Comics 027, 1940) Monocle-wearing crypto-Nazi spy and major recurring foe of war correspondent Jack Wander, the Baron is one duelling... -
I value the tags too much. Honours : Captain Nelson Cole gets the President's Award for catching the dictator Zan. President of the Sol...
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