Aliens of Unknown Provenance:
Jark and Zorg (Target Comics v1 007, 1940)
Lepus-the-Fiend (Planet Comics 007, 1940)
Skeletal Alien (Speed Comics 008, 1940)
MINOR SUPER-HERO ROUND-UP 065
Our themes today are "scarlet," "family tragedy," and "inadvisable human experimentation." Mr Scarlet : Brian...
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(New York World's Fair Comics 002, 1940) Dr Vreekill had a steel-melting ray and a dream (engage in the surprisingly common crime activi... -
(Wonderworld Comics 010, 1940) The Bloody Baron was once Karek, Baron of the Duchy of Morziava, somewhere in the spooky part of Eastern Euro... -
You'll never believe it: more gods. the Serpent Gods : While pursuing crook Rango in the African jungle, Yarko the Great comes across ... -
Oh my gosh! It's more minor super-heroes! the Phantom Rider : The Phantom Rider is Tex Maxon, who was already a wandering cowboy who m... -
Once again there are too many different kinds of minutia for my tagging system's character limit. Trophy Room - the Parachute Patrol : B... -
You'll never believe how close these guys get to being name-brand super-villains! The Great-Great-Grandson of Lafitte is a flamboyant c... -
(Wonderworld Comics 014, 1940) Our story begins in a very economical way, as Yarko the Great hears about a great plague ravaging Tanganyika ... -
(Wonderworld Comics 014, 1940) The Scar is a fairly ordinary crypto-fascist spy chief - in his first appearance he is leading a gang of inco...
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