COSTUME MATERIALS
Sub-Mariner: his trunks are made out of wool (Marvel Mystery Comics 004, 1940)
THE FOOT TEST FOR GUNS
GREAT FOLK
Dr Drummond, Demon Slayer (Action Comics 022, 1940)
Mortimer Pestle, pharmacist (All American Comics 029, 1941)
Professor Universe (Special Edition Comics, 1940)
Rose del Muerte, the Rose of Death (New Adventure Comics 028, 1938)
INCARNATIONS
HAWKGIRL
Sheira of Egypt, murdered by Hath-Set c.1200 BCE (Flash Comics v1 001, 1940)
HAWKMAN
Keft, AKA Icaro AKA the Redeemer, Ruler of the kingdom of Dravidia, "thousands of years ago" (Flash Comics v1 016, 1941)
Prince Khufu of Egypt, murdered by Hath-Set c.1200 BCE (Flash Comics v1 001, 1940)
KNOCKOFF KIRBIES
Punchy, of the Boy Heroes (All-New Comics 009, 1944)
SANTA CLAUS CONFIRMED REAL
Columbia Comics Corporation Universe (Big Shot Comics 020, 1941)
SECRET KNOWLEDGE
Hawkgirl & Hawkman: the green part is pants! (All-Star Comics 005, 1941)
The secret names of Whitey Smith and Blooey Blue (All American Comics 033, 1941)
SUPER-HEROES GOING TO COSTUME PARTIES AS THEMSELVES
the Angel (Marvel Mystery Comics v1 019, 1941)
Batman (Batman Comics v1 001, 1940)
the Blue Blaze (kind of) (Mystic Comics v1 001, 1940)
Hawkman (Flash Comics v1 022, 1941)
Hawkman & Hawkgirl (Flash Comics v1 024, 1941)
Hourman (All-Star Comics 003, 1940)
the Red Bee (Hit Comics 014, 1941)
the Red Gaucho (Nickel Comics 006, 1940)
USA, the Spirit of Old Glory (Feature Comics 048, 1941)
SUPER-VILLAINS GOING TO COSTUME PARTIES AS THEMSELVES
the Cat's Paw (Marvel Mystery Comics v1 019, 1941)
backward names
famous names
great folk
kids play supers
knockoff and real kirbies
secret knowledge
vexing conundrum
i don't get it
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