Peoples of Uranus:
Monster-Men (Speed Comics 010, 1940)
Uranians (Prize Comics 004, 1940)
Uranians (Target Comics v1 010, 1940)
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(Blue Ribbon Comics 019, 1941) The Mad Botanist is an assassin "in the employment of a foreign power" which in 1941 as good as mea... -
The Angel is a wandering vigilante, which in turn is a type of super-hero that generates very little new information for these update posts... -
I've been thinking about super-villains and their degrees of notoriety and significance lately, because I'm almost always doing that...
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(Whiz Comics 006, 1940) Like many Ibis the Invincible villains, the Hobo-Millionaire found the mystic Ibistick when it was lost for a time a... -
Minor super-heroes, we got 'em. Little Giant : Professor Rednow has some inventions to test and he has secured an orphan boy named Rust... -
(Zip Comics 001, 1940) Shortly after giving himself super powers, Steel Sterling gets word of a brutal bank robbery in the town of Beeville ... -
(The Spirit, "Orang, the Ape Man", 1 September 1940) After an indeterminate time away (ten to fifteen years, I reckon), Dr Hoyd re... -
(Lightning Comics v2 002, 1941) The Green Hood Gang, who are unsurprisingly a gang who wear green hoods (and please note the rare and stylis...
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