(Crackajack Funnies 021, 1940)
Another Ed Tracer foe. The Scarlet is a freelance spy notable for a) his fantastic name and b) the fact that he uses a reverse disguise - a toupee to disguise his baldness in civilian life.
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GENERIC COSTUMED VILLAIN ROUND-UP 046
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