Sunday, November 17, 2024

MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 662: THE GUY BEHIND WORLD WAR II

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This is perhaps the ultimate narrative football, or at least is in contention. Will there be more villains claiming credit for, say, the Fall of Rome or the French Revolution? Only time will tell.

CLAIMANTS:

the Dictator (Blue Ribbon Comics 013, 1941)

the Devil (Blue Ribbon Comics 019, 1941)

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