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Queen Izzuki (Fantastic Comics 006, 1940)
Queen Jarna (Marvel Mystery Comics v1 025)
Queen of the Weed People (Fight Comics 002, 1940)
Queen Sulia (Fantastic Comics 011, 1940)
Quetzal (Action Comics 023, 1940)
Quorak (Planet Comics 001, 1940)
MAD AND CRIMINAL SCIENTIST ROUND-UP 016
Can't keep 'em down for long, these guys. Look, breeding up a giant amoeba in order to use it to spread terror and conquer the world...
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(Crack Comics 001-031, 1940-1943) There are a lot of elements to the Black Condor's origin so I shall be presenting them in a bulleted l... -
The looming spectre of a grinning, skeletal Death is an important storytelling device in comics, and here at the Curse of Skeleton Munroe we... -
Secret Knowledge : This is mostly me not wanting to sign up for a Fandom account but confidential to the Dickie Dean page on the Public Do... -
(Bulletman 002, 1941) I cannot tell a lie: I love a fake mummy. I can't help it - there's something about a crook going to the troub... -
(Fantastic Comics 008, 1940) Prince Fernando Diablo, scion of an unnamed European royal family (though given his name, style of dress and he... -
Once more they ride: the REAL PEOPLE OF COMICS Abraham Lincoln : Lincoln's shadow is used to symbolize the power of the US exerting a ca... -
(Silver Streak Comics 001, 1939) The Claw is a character we will be returning to - he's one of the most prominent Golden Age super-villa... -
(Master Comics 012, 1941) The Seven Masters are just your regular drug smuggling/ opium dealing gang operating out of San Francisco's Ch...
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