(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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CATALOGUE OF WOUNDS 009
How can we have nice things if they keep getting so dinged up ? the Black Terror : It might look like the Black Terror ('s secret identi...
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