the Devil (Blue Ribbon Comics 019, 1941)
the Dictator (Blue Ribbon Comics 013, 1941)
THE GUY WHO SHOT BATMAN'S PARENTS
Just Some Guy (Detective Comics 033, 1939)
MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 766: COMRADE RATSKI
(Speed Comics 009, 1940) Comrade Ratski's first appearance is fairly undistinguished as far as comic book spymasters go. Sent to subvert...
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(Crack Comics 017, 1941) Like the Cloak before him, the Jackal started out as a fictional villain: made up by promoter Paxton Forbes to obf... -
(Marvel Mystery Comics 019, 1941) I think this giant man has the Limbos MO covered: cause earthquakes via lava manipulation, then attack. Th... -
(Fantastic Comics 008, 1940) Prince Fernando Diablo, scion of an unnamed European royal family (though given his name, style of dress and he... -
(Smash Comics 017, 1940) The Wizard is your classic big-headed smart guy gang boss (his head is on the smaller end of the bighead spectrum b... -
(Action Comics 023, 1940) Quetzal's actual motivations are unexplored in his encounter with the Three Aces, but his methods - living in ... -
(Daring Mystery Comics 002, 1940) The Vampire has the distinction of appearing in the only Golden Age featuring Mister E, possibly the bigg... -
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...
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