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Don't know how I could've skipped this the first time I read through these comics, but here we are: Amazing-Man suplexing an angry bull. (Amazing-Man Comics 012, 1940)
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MAD AND CRIMINAL SCIENTIST ROUND-UP 027
A series of cautionary tales for budding young scientists. Orid Dass : Orid Dass is your standard jungle scientist: he's out there makin...
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(Jackpot Comics 004, 1941) An otherwise-unnamed portraitist, the Artist finds himself down on his luck because he refuses to flatter his cli... -
The aliens are very humanoid today. I hope that they are to your liking. Cavemen : There's no real explanation of why these cavemen are... -
(Jackpot Comics 002, 1941) William Scott is your textbook mad scientist delving into the mysteries of life and death that man was not meant ... -
(Jackpot Comics 001, 1941) Zarro, the Zombie Master, is yet another take on an evil Haitian voodoo practitioner: we've seen 'em befo... -
The looming spectre of a grinning, skeletal Death is an important storytelling device in comics, and here at the Curse of Skeleton Munroe we... -
(Jackpot Comics 003, 1941) l We meet Ford for the first time as he is knifing his fellow archaeologist Baker to death in an ancient Egyptian... -
If I see a wound, I catalogue it. Camilla, Queen of the Lost Empire : Shot in the back with an arrow. (Jungle Comics 019, 1941) Captain Fla... -
(Blue Ribbon Comics 013, 1941) I had two surprises coming to me when I read the first appearance of this fellow: 1) though there are a fair ...
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