Analog = a new character who is a clear or oblique reference to the real person
Real = some version of the actual person
Stand-In = Real person but plausibly different via name change
Other = wax museum sculptures, descendants, etc
OTHER
Appears as low-level boxer defeated by Kayo Ward (Pep Comics 005, 1940)
Hollywood handprints signed by "Sundell [unintelligible]" (Pep Comics 008, 1940)
Movie credited as a "Sundell Production" (Pep Comics 008, 1940)
OTHER
Lincoln's shadow used as a visual metaphor for American power (Smash Comics 005, 1939)
ANALOGS
Boris Thorax, warlord of the year 2000 (Mystery Men Comics 001, 1939)
Vlamir Koran, Argentinian despot who conquered South America (Smash Comics 001, 1939)
Chancellor Rudolf of Wurtberg (Smash Comics 004, 1939)
Gustave Ritter, warlord of the year 2041 (Blue Ribbon Comics 004, 1940)
Blitz Kreig, Fuehrer of the Bundonian fifth column (Blue Ribbon Comics 006, 1940)
Unnamed leader of unnamed nation (Crash Comics Adventures 005, 1940)
Dragor, dictator of Ratonia (Fantastic Comics 002, 1940)
Unnamed dictator of Russmany (Fight Comics 001, 1940)
Hitlo, leader of the lost kingdom of Cartho (Jungle Comics 010, 1940)
Mias, leader of an unnamed Asian nation (National Comics 003, 1940)
Unnamed kid gang leader (National Comics 006, 1940)
Pluto, as Rudolph Hendler, dictator of Prussland (Red Raven Comics 001, 1940)
REAL
Freezes himself to try world conquest in the future (Daring Mystery Comics 008, 1941)
STAND-INS
Unnamed Dictator commissions the Tankonaut (Exciting Comics 005, 1940)
OTHER
Goat-men lycanthropes called "weredolfs" (Hyper Mystery Comics 001, 1940)
MINOR
Exciting Comics 005, 1940
Fantastic Comics 006, 1940
Blue Ribbon Comics 015, 1941
REAL
Well, his ghost anyway (Blue Bolt v1 008, 1940)
REAL
Visited by time traveller Stuart Taylor (Jumbo Comics 017, 1940)
OTHERS
Hawkman foe Alexander the Great (Flash Comics v1 002, 1940)
ANALOGS
Missing aviatrix Amelia Reinhardt (Amazing-Man Comics 018, 1940)
Missing aviatrix Amy Every (Big Shot Comics 019, 1941)
STAND-INS
The Shield meets a generic knockoff of the President of Nicaragua (Pep Comics 006, 1940)
OTHERS
Keith Kornell, aka the West Pointer, is his descendant (Top-Notch Comics 001, 1939)
BARON MANFRED VON RICHTOFEN aka THE RED BARON
ANALOGS
The Blue Duke (Blue Ribbon Comics 004, 1940)
ANALOGS
Fuller Spunk, actor-turned-detective, previously famous for portraying "Herlock Olmes" (Hyper Mystery Comics 002, 1940)
ANALOGS
Would-be dictator of the Philippines Remy Mussoni (Wonderworld Comics 008, 1939)
"Gasolini" (Fantastic Comics 010, 1940)
OTHER
Piece of background art features Mussolini and Hitler (Fantoman 003, 1940)
REAL
The real Billy the Kid appears in a tall tale (Western Picture Stories 004, 1937)
REAL
Had his own comic book adventures (Blackstone Super-Magic 001, 1941)
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
OTHER
STAND-INS
"Goris Barloff" suspected of being the Hunchback of Hollywood (Captain America Comics 003, 1941)
REAL
As himself but also as an Old West lawman (Master Comics 006, 1940)
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
REAL
Well, his ghost, anyway (Blue Bolt v1 008, 1940)
OTHERS
Pilot/ adventurer named after him (Fantastic Comics 001, 1939)
His old treasure chest used by crooks for a scheme (Cyclone Comics 001, 1940)
REAL
Ditches work to catch a boxing match (Pep Comics 007, 1940)
OTHER
Appears as low-level boxer defeated by Kayo Ward (Pep Comics 005, 1940)
Hollywood handprints signed by "Biro W. Mousekin" (Pep Comics 008, 1940)
OTHER
STAND-INS
As "Harly Shaplyn" (Blue Ribbon Comics 006, 1940)
REAL
Attends the premiere of Kayo Ward's movie (Pep Comics 008, 1940)
STAND-INS
As "Stark Brable" (Blue Ribbon Comics 005, 1940)
ANALOGS
Baron Blood (Detective Eye 001, 1940)
Most Dangerous Game enthusiast Baron von Krasner (Blue Ribbon Comics 006, 1940)
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
REAL
Appear in their capacity as advertising mascots (Star Comics v2 007, 1939)
ANALOGS
Wife of Joe DiMaggio analog is technically Dorothy Arnold analog (Pep Comics 007, 1940)
REAL
Well, his ghost anyway (Blue Bolt v1 007, 1940)
OTHER
Appears as low-level boxer defeated by Kayo Ward (Pep Comics 005, 1940)
EDGAR BERGEN AND CHARLIE MCCARTHY
REAL
Attends the premiere of Kayo Ward's movie (Pep Comics 008, 1940)
STAND-INS
Unnamed in-story, saved from assassination during tour of the United States (Wonderworld Comics 005, 1939)
REAL
Helped out by the Liberty Lads (Champion Comics 009, 1940)
REAL
Deals with the menace of the Masked Chief (Marvel Mystery Comics v1 020, 1941)
STAND-INS
Unnamed Mayor of NYC (Fantastic Comics 011, 1940)
REAL
Beaten up by a time-travelling Merlin the Magician (National Comics 004, 1940)
REAL
Menaced by Stentor (Big Shot Comics 011, 1941)
Demands that the Black Hand be brought to justice (Blue Ribbon Comics 016, 1941)
MISC MINOR
Exciting Comics 005, 1940
Exciting Comics 006, 1940
Fantastic Comics 002, 1940
Fantastic Comics 009, 1940
National Comics 005, 1940
Pep Comics 006, 1940
Pep Comics 007, 1940
Smash Comics 001/ 003/ 005, 1939
Wonderworld Comics 005, 1939
REAL
Adventures throughout the Western US (The Funnies 030, 1939)
OTHER
OTHERS
Appears in background Wanted poster (Smash Comics 001, 1939)
STAND-INS
King Arnold saved from assassination during a tour of the US (Wonderworld Comics 005, 1939)
REAL
Military success aided by an ancestor of the Wizard (Top-Notch Comics 001, 1939)
REAL
Appears in a big Hollywood crowd scene (Famous Funnies 006, 1935)
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
OTHER
Appears as low-level boxer defeated by Kayo Ward (Pep Comics 005, 1940)
ANALOGS
Unnamed secret police head for the Dictator (Blue Ribbon Comics 014, 1941)
STAND-IN
Motor king "Henry Lord" kidnapped by the Miracle Men (Fantastic Comics 005, 1940)
REAL
Frozen with Hitler to escape into the future (Daring Mystery Comics 008, 1941)
ANALOGS
"Field Marshall Boering", henchman of the Dictator (Blue Ribbon Comics 015, 1941)
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
STAND-INS
As "H.V. Baltenhorn" (Blue Ribbon Comics 017, 1941)
OTHER
Appears as low-level boxer defeated by Kayo Ward (Pep Comics 005, 1940)
REAL
Meets with FDR to discuss the threat of the Black Hand (Blue Ribbon Comics 016, 1941)
REAL
Boxer Kid Dixon meets him in his NY restaurant (National Comics 003, 1940)
REAL
Well, his ghost, anyway (Blue Bolt v1 005, 1940)
REAL
Appears in a big Hollywood crowd scene (Famous Funnies 006, 1935)
ANALOGS
"von Fibbenfop", henchman of the Dictator (Blue Ribbon Comics 015, 1941)
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
REAL
OTHERS
Depicted as a clown (Smash Comics 005, 1939)
ANALOGS
"Slugger Madaggio" murdered by gangsters (Pep Comics 007, 1940)
OTHER
Hollywood handprints signed by "Joe E. Frown" (Pep Comics 008, 1940)
REAL
Inconclusive match with boxer Kayo Ward for the championship (Pep Comics 006-007, 1940)
MINOR APPEARANCES
National Comics 005, 1940
STAND-INS
As "Jack Dilger" (Blue Ribbon Comics 015, 1941)
REAL
Rescued from the British by the Liberty Lads (Champ Comics 011, 1940)
OTHER
Appears in the dreams of boxer Kayo Kirby to beat him up (Fight Comics 009, 1940)
REAL
Well, his ghost anyway (Blue Bolt v1 008, 1940)
REAL
Frozen with Hitler to escape into the future (Daring Mystery Comics 008, 1941)
ANALOGS
"Deebee", henchman of the Dictator (Blue Ribbon Comics 013, 1941)
"Gobbels", henchman of the Dictator (Blue Ribbon Comics 015, 1941)
REAL
Seen giving a speech (Smash Comics 002, 1939)
ANALOGS
"Nilats", leader of "Aissur" (Crash Comics Adventures 003, 1940)
REAL
Well, his ghost anyway (Blue Bolt v1 007, 1940)
STAND-INS
Richy the Amazing Boy stars in a movie about "Kit Karston" (Blue Ribbon Comics 007, 1940)
ANALOGS
Tiger Hart quests in search of the Solinoor Diamond (Planet Comics 002, 1940)
STAND-IN
As "Tana Lurner" (Blue Ribbon Comics 005, 1940)
STAND-INS
"Lombardo da Ginki", painter of the famous Lona Dizzi ("Dixie Dugan" comic strip, 1931)
OTHER
Appears as low-level boxer defeated by Kayo Ward (Pep Comics 005, 1940)
ANALOGS
"Lord Carvon" is killed in a search for a lost Egyptian tomb (Jungle Comics 011, 1940)
REAL
Dies in combat with Bulletman (Bulletman 001, 1941)
REAL
ANALOGS
"Mahatmama", North African leader (Blue Ribbon Comics 013, 1941)
"Mohlasos Candhi", Indian leader (Blue Ribbon Comics 017, 1941)
ANALOGS
I think that Lady Marion is supposed to be the same person? (Blue Ribbon Comics 004, 1940)
REAL
ANALOGS
Mara Hani, world's greatest spy (Smash Comics 001, 1939)
"Hatter Mary," famous spy (Pep Comics 008, 1940)
ANALOGS
Gang has a hard time killing a man named Milligan for insurance (National Comics 002, 1940)
OTHER
Hollywood handprints signed by "Mickey Looney" (Pep Comics 008, 1940)
STAND-INS
As "the Lona Dizzi" ("Dixie Dugan" comic strip, 1931)
OTHER
Appears as low-level boxer defeated by Kayo Ward (Pep Comics 005, 1940)
Advertisement for "Meskin's Matzhos" (sic) (Pep Comics 007, 1940)
Hollywood handprints signed by "Biro W. Mousekin" (Pep Comics 008, 1940)
REAL
Well, his ghost anyway (Blue Bolt v1 007, 1940)
ANALOGS
Plucky appeasement-happy child named Sir Chamberlain Bumbershoote (National Comics 006, 1940)
Chamberlain-esque Prime Minister listed as suspect in political kidnapping case (Pep Comics 005, 1940)
ANALOGS
As "Nawson Swelles", villainous director (Blue Ribbon Comics 005, 1940)
STAND-INS
Radio panic blamed on "Worsen Welds" (Amazing-Man Comics 006, 1939)
As an adventure comic protagonist (National Comics 001, 1940)
REAL
Ride witnessed by the Liberty Lads (Champion Comics 008, 1940)
PRINCE JOHN aka KING JOHN I OF ENGLAND
REAL
Antagonist to the Green Falcon (Blue Ribbon Comics 004, 1940)
ANALOG
Circus promoter Barnham swindles Paul Bunyan out of an ape-man (National Comics 006, 1940)
ANALOGS
"Tera Bey, Mistress of Mysteries" leads lost explorers from a tomb (Jungle Comics 011, 1940)
RICHARD THE LIONHEART aka KING RICHARD I OF ENGLAND
REAL
True and rightful king of England who should have stayed home (Blue Ribbon Comics 004, 1940)
ANALOGS
Rang-a-Tang the Wonder Dog (Blue Ribbon Comics 001, 1939)
REAL
Surrender accepted by an ancestor of the Wizard (Top-Notch Comics 001, 1939)
REAL
Well, his ghost, anyway (Blue Bolt v1 005, 1940)
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
REAL
Briefly meets French Crusader Reynard the Fox (Cyclone Comics 005, 1940)
Meets and later is killed by the Golden Knight (Fantastic Comics 002 & 008, 1940)
REAL
Rescued from the British by the Liberty Lads (Champ Comics 011, 1940)
STAND-INS
As "Sam Wyngold" (Blue Ribbon Comics 006, 1940)
PARODIES
The Five Dopes: Block-Head, Lunk-Head, Stupid, Useless and Lame-Brain (Pep Comics 005, 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)
STAND-INS
"Curley Semple" ("Dixie Dugan" comic strip, 1935)
REAL
Adventurer Roy Lance seeks his lost tomb (Jungle Comics 011, 1940)
REAL
Well, his ghost anyway (Blue Bolt v1 008, 1940)
STAND-INS
"Metumseh" fights on the British side of the American Revolution (Champion Comics 010, 1940)
REAL
Movie cowboy is somehow also an Old West cowboy (The Comics 001, 1937)
REAL
Well, his ghost anyway (Blue Bolt v1 009, 1940)
REAL
Meet and gives sage advice to young Blane Whitney, the future Wizard (Top-Notch Comics 001, 1939)
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
UNKNOWN
"John Rancab" kidnapped by the Miracle Men - who is he? (Fantastic Comics 005, 1940)
"Butch" Blezard and "Biff" Zoffer appear in collection of boxers based on MLJ creators (Pep Comics 005, 1940)
Jimmy Fiddle, columnist for the NY Reflection (Pep Comics 008, 1940)
REAL
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