ARABIAN NIGHTS
REAL
Beaten up by a time-travelling Merlin the Magician (National Comics 004, 1940)
ARTHURIAN
REAL
Well, his ghost anyway (Blue Bolt v1 007, 1940)
Aids a time-travelling Ghost (Thrilling Comics 005, 1940)
Boss to Galahad (Top-Notch Comics 005, 1940)
REAL
Has a magic sword for Galahad (Top-Notch Comics 009, 1940)
REAL
Shown up as a fake; betrays Arthur to his enemies in a fit of pique (Thrilling Comics 005, 1940)
Aids Galahad on his quests (Top-Notch Comics 007, 1940)
OTHERS
Super-heroic descendant Merlin the Magician (National Comics 001, 1940)
REAL
Attacks Camelot but is repelled with the aid of the Ghost (Thrilling Comics 005, 1940)
As Morgana le Fay, vexes Galahad (Top-Notch Comics 009, 1940)
REAL
Has her Golden Chalice stolen (Top-Notch Comics 006, 1940)
REAL
Stars in his own comic feature (Top-Notch Comics 005, 1940)
Almost slain by the Knight of the Griffin (Top-Notch Comics 007, 1940)
REAL
Loses a joust to the Ghost (Thrilling Comics 005, 1940)
Loses a joust to Galahad (Top-Notch Comics 005, 1940)
Adapted into the Knight of the Griffin (Top-Notch Comics 007, 1940)
MISC FIGURES
Lady Lynette (Top-Notch Comics 005, 1940)
King Pellam (Top-Notch Comics 006, 1940)
King Pellinore (Top-Notch Comics 008, 1940)
Sir Balin le Sauvage (Top-Notch Comics 006, 1940)
FAIRY TALE
PARODIES
The Five Dopes: Block-Head, Lunk-Head, Stupid, Useless and Lame-Brain (Pep Comics 005, 1940)
FOLKLORIC
Ancestor to undersea adventurer Navy Jones (Science Comics 005, 1940)
Piratical adventurer Captain Davy Jones Junior (Super Comics 027, 1940)
As an adventure comic protagonist (National Comics 001, 1940)
Moonshiner poses as him (Target Comics v1 003, 1940)
LITERARY
Becomes an ally of Navy Jones (Science Comics 005, 1940)
OTHERS
Bulletman foe the Son of Count Dracula (Master Comics 020, 1941)
ANALOGS
Baron Blood (Detective Eye 001, 1940)
Most Dangerous Game enthusiast Baron von Krasner (Blue Ribbon Comics 006, 1940)
REAL
His ghost, anyway (The Spirit Section, 15 December, 1940)
The supposed descendant of the original battles Black X in Paris (Smash Comics 012, 1940)
ANALOGS
"Tera Bey, Mistress of Mysteries" leads lost explorers from a tomb (Jungle Comics 011, 1940)
ANALOGS
"Philpot Veep" and his assistant Waldo (Smash Comics 001, 1939)
Fuller Spunk, actor-turned-detective, previously famous for portraying "Herlock Olmes" (Hyper Mystery Comics 002, 1940)
"Dinky Dinkerton" and his assistant Dr Philip Anbust, aka Sniffy (Reg'lar Fellers Heroic Comics 001, 1940)
ROBIN HOOD
ANALOGS
I think that Lady Marion is supposed to be the same person? (Blue Ribbon Comics 004, 1940)
OTHERS
Hobo adventurer Robinhood Jones (Champion Comics 007, 1940)
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