(Marvel Mystery Comics 003, 1940)
These Martian invaders who showed up for one Human Torch story in 1940 are definitely my favourite comic book aliens in a while, if only because of this extremely cool car stunt.
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CATALOGUE OF WOUNDS 012
If I keep at this long enough then we will find the super-hero with the most comically-long list of wounds sustained in the course of their ...
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Hate and deception abound in this batch of deities. Wangwa, God of Hate : Wangwa, God of Hate is the personal god of Okoro, medicine man of... -
(Fantastic Comics 007, 1940) Mr Clipp here is our first villain with "Gyp" or "Gypsy" as a part of their name, and ther... -
(Green Mask v1 007, 1941) The Ghoul has a simple, brutal, efficient racket: identify people who have large life insurance policies, murder t... -
(Green Mask v1 006, 1941) It's a classic scheme: dress up like a super-hero - or super- heroes in this case: the Green Mask and Domino t... -
(Captain America Comics 005, 1941) Finally, FINALLY, after 300 of these guys an arbitrary milestone lines up with a reasonably cool charact... -
A disappointingly humanoid bunch of aliens today. Gigantians : The Gigantians of Gigantia are the kind of advanced society who like nothing... -
(War Comics 001, 1940) Sikandur, the Robot Master, is a villain-in-a-starring-role who sadly only appeared once. Any evil roboticist who, f... -
In today's exploration of the divine , we delve into the extended lore of Sir Richard of Warwick, aka the Golden Knight, starting with h...
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