(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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DIVINE ROUND-UP 014
Once again I present to you some deities. Pelenona : South Pacific adventurer Lance O'Casey almost gets sacrificed to the volcano godd...
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Today we have, per usual, something from the comic I'm currently reading followed by some stuff from the archives. It's a good syste... -
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(Marvel Mystery Comics v1 015, 1941) Dr Lorrof is your true mad scientist's mad scientist. He's all worked up about being "cast... -
(Detective Comics 046, 1940) Love this guy. The head of a gang of smugglers who looks like a goldfish and is sensitive about it and tortures... -
(Big 3 002, 1940) Obviously the most remarkable thing about Porky Hogg is that he looks like a pig-man but more than that he is a pig-man wh... -
(Slam-Bang Comics 005, 1940) I quite like Maria. Firstly, she is a vampire with bat wings, which is a feature that hardly ever shows up any...
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