All the parody super-folks, no matter how wretched they are.
SUPER-HEROES
Stuporman (Daring Mystery Comics 006, 1940)
MINOR SUPER-HERO ROUND-UP 099
Super-heroes . Like heroes, but super. Captain Midnight : Like the second, more popular (though still pretty obscure) Captain Midnight that ...
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(Flash Comics v1 016, 1941) Have you ever wondered what happened to the ancient Dravidians and their kingdom of Dravidia? No, because they... -
(The Flame 006, 1941) The Hooded Men are a cult of Tibetan fire worshippers who show up one day and kidnap the daughter of the Flame's f... -
Magical adventurer Kardak the Mystic is drawn into a series of adventures among the various nonhuman intelligences of the world when his new... -
We're not out of the extremely crusty scan woods yet, but the media of comics must be recorded, folks. Hang in there. Books : When Diam... -
(Pep Comics 002, 1940) Like the Mayfair Monster before him, the Terror of Rocky Pool is interrupted mid-murder by Inspector Bentley of Scotl... -
We've got no time for major super-heroes around here. We're too busy with the minor ones . the Black Ace : The Black Ace, aka Captai... -
(Exciting Comics 002, 1940) The Specter is actually Harmon, foreman of the Diamond D Ranch, who dresses up like the ghost of a KKK member a... -
(Lightning Comics 004, 1940) Though Cats Romelt is the head of a gang of river pirates who organizes a fake warehouse guard union in order t...
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