(More Fun 062, 1940)
Look at this damn nerd. He's got a lightning cannon and a robot army and he bothered Dr Fate for a whole afternoon. Good riddance to him, I say. Raymond Rall. Ridiculous.
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Tuesday, August 16, 2022
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MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 1001: BARON KRAWMAN
(Lightning Comics v1 005, 1941) Whiz Wilson and his Futuroscope are once again engaging in the Doctor Who style of time travel, in which you...
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Soon there will be more minor super-heroes than there are humans for them to protect. the Sentinel : In 1783, on the Boston Common, the new... -
(Lightning Comics v1 005, 1941) We meet Fang Ryan after he grabs a payroll from the recently-deceased messenger who was in the process of de... -
(Master Comics 006, 1940) While monitoring the world for trouble one day (using his Troublescope, natch), Master Man spots, in quick success... -
(Jungle Comics 005, 1940) Mundoor is a scientist who hangs out in the Fantomah part of the Jungle Comics Omnijungle and has seemingly been ... -
(Top-Notch Comics 008, 1940) After Harley Hudson perfects his muscular coordination technique and becomes the Firefly after two years of har... -
(The Spirit, "The Origin of the Spirit", June 2, 1940) Poor Dr Cobra. He goes to all the trouble to put together a sewer lair and ... -
(Fight Comics 008, 1940) I like to criticize scientist-villains a lot for their limited vision, for their inability to see the legitimate mo... -
(Silver Streak Comics 004, 1940) The Panther! A murderous thief with a very cool look and a vicious set of claws! Well, okay, he does compli...