What's that?
The sign of who?
That's the guy.
And the greatest and most unhinged sign of the Blue Beetle of all:
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(Blue Ribbon Comics 019, 1941) The Mad Botanist is an assassin "in the employment of a foreign power" which in 1941 as good as mea... -
(Exciting Comics 005, 1940) Stretching the definition of "super-villain" to the very limits here: the Tankonaut is a superweapon d... -
( Adventure 069, 1941) An early example of quite a few villain tropes, the Red Dragon is a guy who turns to evil because he was rejected by ... -
(The Comics 002, 1937) The Gorgon is not the most spectacular villain but does provide us with a couple of interesting contrasts to our last... -
Minor super-heroes, we got 'em. Little Giant : Professor Rednow has some inventions to test and he has secured an orphan boy named Rust... -
(Fantastic Comics 010, 1940) The Super Fiend (aka the Super Fiend of the Lost Planet) is, if not the archetypal Fletcher Hanks villain then... -
(Exciting Comics 005, 1940) The Submarine Gang get dealt a very bad hand: although they are a successful and feared group of submarine pirat... -
Luvverly aliens and so forth for ye today, guv. the Freaks : Silver Streak, investigating a series of mysterious murders, follows a lead t...
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