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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BULLSEYE BANNON MYSTERIES - THE STRANGE CASE OF EZRA ARK
The third and final instalment of the innovative marketing stunt. This case really makes a meal of setting up the various suspects over thre...
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(Crack Comics 001, 011 & 012, 1940-1941) The Cricket, leader of the Crickets, is a fairly undistinguished gang boss notable only for his... -
(Adventure 061, 1941) Starman's first foe is also his first super-foe: the diabolical Dr Doog. Doog (and nothing is ever made of his na... -
(Nickel Comics 001-003, 1940) A pretty regular "business guy branches out into costumed villainy" villain, Blackmask is distinguis... -
(Planet Comics 003, 1940) The work of the Lord of Jupiter is never done, as Auro (Lord of Jupiter, natch) learns one day when he receives th... -
Heaven help me, I looked forward to the 1950s issues of Planet Comics to see what the Gale Allen feature ended up like and boy oh boy do I ... -
(Master Comics 009, 1940) Like the Blue Devils before them, the Horned Masks dressed up in robes and cowls and took over a small town. In t... -
(Masked Marvel 002, 1940) The Eraser Gang, aka the Erasers, aka the Dead Erasers, are a gang with a gimmick: they don't just hijack armo... -
In short: the state of online wiki-based comics scholarship run by people with poor reading comprehension and an adherence to post-hoc conti...
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