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Bucky (Captain America Comics 001, 1940)
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Captain America (Captain America Comics 001, 1940)
Captain Marvel (Whiz Comics 002, 1940)
Captain Marvel Junior (Whiz Comics 025, 1941)
MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 973: THE MASTER MIND
(Fight Comics 011, 1941) Just when the futuristic (i.e., early 2000s) nation of Greater America thinks that it can relax, it is simultaneous...
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Yesterday we met Tuk , caveboy of the year 50 000 BCE. Today we meet all the various humanoids and hominids that populate his world. Shaggy... -
If comics are reflections of the real world then why should we be surprised to find them so full of real people ? Adolf Hitler : Hiller is t... -
Now that's entertainment. Magazines : Are magazine titles in comics more likely to be plays on real ones than other forms of media? ... -
Bored? Unemployed? Why not explore a career in low-tier supercrime? the ABC Gang : I must regretfully inform you that the ABC Gang that is ... -
(Captain America Comics 009, 1941) The Black Talon is honestly such a disappointing character. Two-thirds of him is composed of concepts tha... -
(Captain America Comics 001, 1940) I probably wouldn't have thought of this before writing so many entries about Golden Age super-heroes... -
There really are a lot of these guys , aren't there? Hurricane : As presented, Hurricane is a real mythological mash-em-up: "son of... -
(Captain America Comics 001, 1940) Captain America! Hitler-Puncher Number One! Quite possibly in the top five of super-heroics' most wel...
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