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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ALIENS AND SO FORTH ROUND-UP 055
More aliens ? Just how many more can there be? Fantasans : When time/space traveller Whiz Wilson visits Earth of the year 4400 CE, he finds ...
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(Smash Comics 017, 1940) The Mole is an eccentric inventor who has developed one of the all-time greatest examples of technology that would... -
(Mystery Men Comics 027, 1941) As is so frequently the case, this here ghost is in fact an elaborate hoax carried out to keep people away fr... -
Time for a heaping dose of real folk from Golden Age Marvel comics. Adolf Hitler : Kalph Belgri, dictator of Torpis, takes his own life whe... -
(Marvel Comics 001, 1939) The Human Torch! The first major (and first overall) Marvel super-hero, despite the fact that my disorganized ass ... -
Here are some very minor Marvel Comics super-heroes , or at least super-hero adjacent comic book adventurers. the Masked Raider : The Masked... -
(Marvel Mystery Comics v1 024, 1941) There are two different comic book tropes that come together in the Parrot. The first is simple: the we... -
Time to revise the Comparative Religion curriculum again because we found some new gods . Adobi : Just to what extent these Molemen worship ... -
(Marvel Comics 001, 1939) A two-fisted vigilante in the Batman mode, the Angel was a big enough name in Marvel's Golden Age comics that ...
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