(More Fun 062, 1940)
Look at this damn nerd. He's got a lightning cannon and a robot army and he bothered Dr Fate for a whole afternoon. Good riddance to him, I say. Raymond Rall. Ridiculous.
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ALIENS AND SO FORTH ROUND-UP 055
More aliens ? Just how many more can there be? Fantasans : When time/space traveller Whiz Wilson visits Earth of the year 4400 CE, he finds ...
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(Smash Comics 017, 1940) The Mole is an eccentric inventor who has developed one of the all-time greatest examples of technology that would... -
(Mystery Men Comics 027, 1941) As is so frequently the case, this here ghost is in fact an elaborate hoax carried out to keep people away fr... -
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... -
(Marvel Comics 001, 1939) The Human Torch! The first major (and first overall) Marvel super-hero, despite the fact that my disorganized ass ... -
Here are some very minor Marvel Comics super-heroes , or at least super-hero adjacent comic book adventurers. the Masked Raider : The Masked... -
(Marvel Mystery Comics v1 024, 1941) There are two different comic book tropes that come together in the Parrot. The first is simple: the we... -
Time to revise the Comparative Religion curriculum again because we found some new gods . Adobi : Just to what extent these Molemen worship ... -
(Marvel Comics 001, 1939) A two-fisted vigilante in the Batman mode, the Angel was a big enough name in Marvel's Golden Age comics that ...
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