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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MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 913: CAPTAIN HOOD
(Captain Aero Comics 001, 1941) Captain Hood is your classic fascist of indeterminate allegiance, who has been holed up with a crew of pseu...
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Just a few notes on developments in the character of Captain Marvel in 1941: In Whiz Comics 014, Captain Marvel contends with a Dr Sivana... -
Since we're currently reading Whiz Comics for 1941, it's time yet again for another load of unscrupulous people to get their hands... -
(Smash Comics 015, 1940) The Ghost Gang have a winning formula: commit a robbery and then high-tail it back to the Old Abandoned Peters Man... -
(Whiz Comics 024, 1941) Herr Gloobels is a mysterious and somewhat gruesome figure who murders a motorcycle messenger in order to get ahold ... -
Here's an obscure one that I have only encountered in early Golden Age comics: the German or pseudo-German accent that includes a promin... -
Something for everyone* in this one. *not really. Zambini the Miracle Man : Zambini the Miracle Man, aka Zambini the Great, is your fairly... -
(Whiz Comics 020, 1941) Racing to the Hayten Museum in New York City in response to a plea for assistance, super-detective Dan Dare discover... -
(Spy Smasher 002, 1941) Yet another not-quite Nazi spy for Spy Smasher to smash. I really like the Eye's little "hey" pose in ...
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