From issues 020 to 024 of Mystery Men Comics the Lynx had an amazing special move.
At least once the Rook, target of the move on more than one occasion, managed to get his back.
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DIVINE ROUND-UP 030
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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(Fantastic Comics 016, 1941) We all remember the Serpent Lady , who lived in an underwater city with a bunch of weird ghouls and used her pe... -
Who ever thunk that there could be quite so many minor super-heroes ? Invisible Scarlet O'Neil : Young Scarlet O'Neil, being the kin... -
(Fantastic Comics 017, 1941) The Fang is a recurring villain in the mould of his Fox Features contemporaries the Rook and the Beast : you c... -
Aliens ! Mostly Martians! Treemen : Richard of Warwick, aka the Golden Knight, having gone to the Crusades, won the Crusades and returned ho... -
(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... -
(Zip Comics 001, 1940) Shortly after giving himself super powers, Steel Sterling gets word of a brutal bank robbery in the town of Beeville ... -
Fox Features, you burned hot and bright and brought us so many minor super-heroes . the Black Fury : The Black Fury, like Bob Phantom befor... -
We've met a few of them in the past, but here's another dose of the inhabitants of the Fourth Dimension, as explored by Flip Falcon...
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