All the parody super-folks, no matter how wretched they are.
SUPER-HEROES
Stuporman (Daring Mystery Comics 006, 1940)
DIVINE ROUND-UP 030
In today's exploration of the divine , we delve into the extended lore of Sir Richard of Warwick, aka the Golden Knight, starting with h...
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(Fantastic Comics 016, 1941) We all remember the Serpent Lady , who lived in an underwater city with a bunch of weird ghouls and used her pe... -
Who ever thunk that there could be quite so many minor super-heroes ? Invisible Scarlet O'Neil : Young Scarlet O'Neil, being the kin... -
(Fantastic Comics 017, 1941) The Fang is a recurring villain in the mould of his Fox Features contemporaries the Rook and the Beast : you c... -
Aliens ! Mostly Martians! Treemen : Richard of Warwick, aka the Golden Knight, having gone to the Crusades, won the Crusades and returned ho... -
(Big 3 002, 1940) Obviously the most remarkable thing about Porky Hogg is that he looks like a pig-man but more than that he is a pig-man wh... -
(Zip Comics 001, 1940) Shortly after giving himself super powers, Steel Sterling gets word of a brutal bank robbery in the town of Beeville ... -
We've met a few of them in the past, but here's another dose of the inhabitants of the Fourth Dimension, as explored by Flip Falcon... -
This is the stuff that my counterpart in a comic book universe is writing his little blogs about. Movies : Not only does this theatre featu...
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