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THE VILLAINS |
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ANTI-FLY LEAGUE |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ADVENTURES OF THE
FLY #21
ORIGIN
Group of enemies of the
Fly and Fly Girl, banded together to oppose their common foes. Current
members include the Spider, Lady Spider, Lxo III, Roxr, Bra-Kr, Dovi, and
new members Phantasmon and the Red Shark; former members include the second
Metal Master and Karl Rance. |
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ARTIST |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: JACKPOT COMICS #4,
Winter 1942.
ORIGIN
His hatred grants him the
ability to capture souls in his portraits and to force his victims to do
whatever he demands. |
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ARTIST II |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: HANGMAN
COMICS #5, Winter 1942.
ORIGIN
John Wilson is an artist who starts painting of
how his victims are going to die. Foe of the Hangman.
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Baron Gestapo |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ZIP
COMICS #27, July 1942
ORIGIN
Nazi Super Agent, operating in
America. Foe of Steel Sterling. |
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Big Boy Malone |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP COMICS #17, July 1941
ORIGIN
Foe of the Comet
who tries to kidnap John
Dickering and capture his brother Bob instead. The Comet dies rescuing Bob. Bob decides to avenge him
and becomes the Hangman. Bob uses
the image of the gallows to torment Big Boy Malone and bring him to justice. |
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Black Hand |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: BLUE
RIBBON COMICS #16, September 1941
ORIGIN
Black Hand battled Captain Flag
across several issues of Blue Ribbon Comics (1st series).
He, unknowingly, was responsible for the birth of Captain Flag. Black
Hand had kidnapped John Townsend, a wealthy inventor who had invented a
new bombsight for the Army, in order to extract from Townsend the
plans. But Townsend wouldn’t talk, so Black Hand had his cronies snatch
Townsend’s useless and drunken son Thomas to use as leverage. John
Townsend still refused, so Black Hand killed him with his diseased right
hand. Turning his attention toward Thomas with the same intent, Black
Hand is interrupted when an eagle crashes in through a window, snatches
Thomas Townsend and flies off with him. During the months that
followed, Thomas Townsend repented of his ways, and nurtured by the
eagle, built himself up. One day the eagle arrived at his aerie with an
American flag. Taking this as a sign, Thomas Townsend became Captain
Flag and returned to Black Hand’s hideout. During the struggle with
Black Hand’s minions, the mansion hideout was set ablaze. Captain Flag
and Yank (as the eagle was now called by Captain Flag) narrowly
escaped. Black Hand apparently died in the fire.
Black Hand
somehow survived and returned in a plot to free Nazi prisoners from
Canadian prisons. This scheme was quickly brought to an end by Captain
Flag.
Soon
thereafter, Black Hand unleashed a deadly germ into a factory’s air
conditioning unit in an attempt to obtain the radium that he knew the
authorities would use to treat them. But Captain Flag again foiled his
plans, with Black Hand just barely escaping.
When the Poet
Pirate’s book of verses containing clues to a treasure is bequeathed to
a library, Black Hand steals the book to obtain the treasure. Defeated
by Captain Flag and left for dead in the Atlantic Ocean, Black Hand is
picked up by a passing yacht. A hurricane damages the yacht and kills
the crew. Only Black Hand is left alive. He repairs the yacht, gathers
a crew of cutthroats and sets out on a pirating foray. When he attacks
a freighter, he again encounters Captain Flag. This time though, Black
Hand’s fate is sealed, as he ends up hanging from the freighter’s
yardarm, suffering a pirate’s death.
by
John Packer |
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Black Knight |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ZIP
COMICS #1, February 1940
ORIGIN
An unstoppable crime boss
capable of waging war in foreign counties.
*Also known as the
Radium King* |
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Black Seven |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ZIP
COMICS #27, July
1942
ORIGIN
"In the vast expanse of
lonely desert, two Arab traders squat solemnly over their repast. Then, as
they look up into the skies, an ejaculation of horror is wrested from their
lips for there they see the sign of the black seven written in the skies. A
seven formed by the stars. An ill omen in Arab folklore..." "Mustaf!
See! the sign of the black seven...at this moment is being born
a seventh son of a seventh son....inscribed in our holy Koran as
a creature of evil!"
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Black beard |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #51, December 1944
ORIGIN
Jackson Carr, hosts games for the idle rich. He also
commits crime as Black Beard the pirate. Foe of The Black Hood. |
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Bookworm |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro:
TOP NOTCH COMICS #43, February 1944
ORIGIN
He carries
trick books to help him in his crimes. The some books have
blinding gas, some have poison pages, and some exploded. Foe of
the Black Hood
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BRAIN EMPEROR |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY CRUSADERS
(1st series) #1
ORIGIN
An alien villain from the
planet K-Shazor, whose
mutant brain gave him psi-powers of telepathy, mind-control, and
telekinesis, along with great intellect that enabled him to create
spacecraft and high-tech weaponry. Defeated and exiled from his home world,
the Brain Emperor came to Earth to conquer it, but ran afoul of the Mighty
Crusaders. He was defeated in two other encounters with the heroes.
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BRA-KR
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ADVENTURES OF THE
FLY #16
ORIGIN
A four-armed green-skinned
alien from the planet Gxau, where he manufactured munitions. Bra-Kr hoped to
deceive the Fly and Fly Girl into helping him foment war on alien planets
against Earth, thereby enabling him to sell more weapons, but was foiled.
Member of the Anti-Fly League.
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BRONTOSAURUS |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY CRUSADERS
(2nd series) #4
ORIGIN
An "undead" behemoth of
incredible size and strength. Member of the Eliminators.
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Bullfrog
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP COMICS #32,
October 1942.
ORIGIN
Pagini
was once one of opera’s greatest talents. A prop man accidentally lets a bullfrog loose. Pagini
takes this personally and attacks a man. He is promptly fired.
He starts wearing a frog costume and killing off his rivals.
Foe of the Hangman.
*See listing for the Crow* |
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Butch Brady |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: BLUE
RIBBON COMICS #2 December 1939
ORIGIN
Leader of the Purple gang.
Foe of Bob Phantom.
*This is
the first MLJ superhero story*
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Captain Balbo |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: HANGMAN
COMICS #8 Fall 1943
ORIGIN
Captain Balbo and his crew
lose in their battle with the Hangman, It's a lose they don't
recover from. |
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Captain MURDER |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: Intro:
Zip Comics #29, September 1942
ORIGIN
Nazi prison interrogator
specializing in torture and foe of the Web. |
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Captain Swastika |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: HANGMAN
COMICS #2 Spring 1942
ORIGIN
Nazi Agent who teams with the Executioner to
battle the
Hangman. |
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Claw |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #7, August 1940
ORIGIN
Evil genus with incredible
large brain/head and a metal clawed hand.
Foe of the
Press Guardian.
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Clown |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: Special
Comics #1, Winter 1942
ORIGIN
Linda, refuses
when Charles proposes to her
saying she could never marry a clown. He kills her and is hunted by the Hangman. |
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Count Berlin |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro:
Zip Comics #28, August 1942
ORIGIN
Nazi Agent with fanged teeth. Foe of the Web.
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Crone |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: TOP NOTCH
COMICS #11, January 1941
ORIGIN
An
old lady who runs a complicated kidnapping scam that replaces
Millionaires with Bums. Foe of the Wizard.
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Crow |
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PERSONAL DATA
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Intro: Black
Hood Comics #14, Spring 1945
ORIGIN
Pagini
was once one of opera’s greatest talents.
When his voice is compared to the sound a crow makes.
He starts wearing a
crow costume and killing
off his rivals.
Foe of the Black Hood.
*See listing for the Bullfrog* |
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Crusader |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #33, November 1942
ORIGIN
A Nazi spy running a museum
pretend to fulfill a curse on the Turks but he is actually
trying to stop the
Turkish delegates
from signing a pact allying themselves with America, against the Axis.
Foe of the Hangman. |
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Doctor Archer |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #1, January 1940
ORIGIN
In the Comet's first case
Dr. Archer and his gang,
use Typhoid germs, to commit murder and collect life
insurance money.
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Doctor Defeet |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro:
Shield-Wizard #11, Summer 1943
ORIGIN
5th Columnist
and saboteur who
arranges "accidents" to scare workers off various jobs, and slow
the war effort. Foe of
the Wizard. |
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Doctor DEMON |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: THE SHADOW #4
ORIGIN
An ex-Nazi scientist with
a metal arm, who joined with
Shiwan Khan to attempt to defeat the Shadow.
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Doctor EVIL |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY COMICS #49
ORIGIN
A chalk-white-faced
criminal from a future era who came to the 20th Century in order to free the
Monster-Master from captivity and to battle Steel Sterling and the Black
Hood. His main weapon is a "multi-effect power ring".
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Doctor Scott |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #65, January 1948
ORIGIN
Doctor Scott discovers a
serum that can bring someone back to life. He commits murder to test his
serum and is executed for his crime. Dr. Green brings him back to life with
serum. Doctor Scott then hunts down his enemies.
Foe of the Shield.
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Doctor Zadar |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #3, March 1940
ORIGIN
Hypnotist,
who hypnotizes the Comet into robbing and committing acts of
murder, when Comet reports back to Zadar he forgets to closed his visor
and
kills Zadar, releasing him from the spell.
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY CRUSADERS
(2nd series) #13
ORIGIN
A
super-villain with energy-blasting powers. |
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Deuces Wilde |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ZIP
COMICS #26, May 1941
ORIGIN
A racketeer who frame Black Jack for murder. |
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DOVI |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ADVENTURES OF THE
FLY #13
ORIGIN
A murderer from the year
2261 who killed a scientist to steal his well-armed time machine and brought
it back to the 20th Century to search for a hidden treasure, whereupon he
encountered and battled the Fly. Member of the Anti-Fly League.
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DRAGONFLY |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY COMICS #44
ORIGIN
A costumed female agent of
PERIL who uses martial arts and gimmicks in her crimes, and who crossed the
path of Shield IV twice.
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DREAM-DEMON |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY CRUSADERS
(2nd series) #4
ORIGIN
A villainess and witch who
has lived centuries and who murdered Darkling's mentor. She has illusion
powers, among other abilities, and is a member of the Eliminators. |
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DRUID |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY CRUSADERS
(2nd series) #4
ORIGIN
An ancient evil from beyond the
grave, the Druid returns to end the Mighty Crusaders. |
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ELASTO |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: THE SHADOW #8
ORIGIN
An ex-FBI scientist given
stretching powers and an evil nature due to a chemical accident, who
nevertheless regrets his criminal doings. A foe of the Shadow.
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ELIMINATORS |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY CRUSADERS
(2nd series) #4
ORIGIN
Loadstone, Rogue Star,
Dream Dragon, and Brontosaurus team up to oppose the Mighty
Crusaders.
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ERASER |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY CRUSADERS
(1st series) #1
ORIGIN
Criminal scientist and
masked hit man who, in the late
Forties, used a ray of his own making to turn the first Shield into an iron
statue. In the 1960's, he was defeated and sent to another dimension by the
third Shield. Later, he returned to Earth, amnesiac, but had his memory
restored by the Brain Emperor. He then incorporated dimensional-transport
devices into his gloves, enabling him to "erase" things by touching them,
and killed the Black Hood (Matt Burland).
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EVILO THE TEMPTER |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: FLY MAN #34
ORIGIN
A sorcerer from ancient
Egypt with fantastic magical powers who was entombed in suspended animation
and revived in the 1960's in America. He fought the Comet and Shield but was
mummified by contact with his nemesis, Ozbane.
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Executioner
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: HANGMAN COMICS #3,
Summer 1942
ORIGIN
Japanese Agent who teams up with
Captain Swastika.
He behead his foes with an axe.
Foe of the Hangman.
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Face in the Clouds |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP COMICS #2, February 1940
ORIGIN
Organized Crime boss.
Foe of the Comet
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Fang |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro:
Shield-Wizard #4, Summer 1941
ORIGIN
Madman with fangs.
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Five by Five |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #51, December 1944
ORIGIN
Incredibly strong bald
crime boss.
Foe of the Shield
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GADGETEER |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY COMICS #44
ORIGIN
A small-time crook who
stumbled upon a computer invented by a subterranean race, which he used to
give himself incredible weapons with which to fight the first Black Hood.
The weaponry later dissolved, but the Gadgeteer has designed new weaponry to
take its place.
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Gourmet
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro:
Black Hood Comics #16,
Fall 1945
ORIGIN
Villian who uses his cooking skills for crime.
Foe of the Black
Hood. |
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Green Ghoul |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: BLUE
RIBBON COMICS #16, September 1941.
ORIGIN
Scaly 3-eyed
monster unleashed on America.
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Hun |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP COMICS #31, September 1941
ORIGIN
Nazi agent who is visited by
Attila the Hun who tells him where to find his costume that will grant him
further strength and that he will share in the glory and power of Hitler.
The Shield's most deadly foes. |
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Hunter |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #31, September 1942
ORIGIN
The Hunter is a Nazi Agent
operating in occupied France. He wears animal skin over one
shoulder and a horned Viking like helmet.
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IRON FIST |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro:
MIGHTY COMICS
#40
ORIGIN
Iron Fist has a hand made of Iron and and the
ability to fly.
Foe of the Web.
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Jackal |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #18, August 1941
ORIGIN
The Jackal is a criminal
mastermind who puts on a Hangman suit
himself and starts committing murders in the Hangman’s name. He is identified because
he has two thumbs on his right hand.
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Judge |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: JACKPOT
COMICS #1, Spring 1941
ORIGIN
The Judge is the head of a gang of pirates and using his influence is
able to find out which ships carry wealth.
Foe of
the
Black Hood
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KNAVE |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY COMICS #41
ORIGIN
An all-star athlete who
became a costumed criminal and battled Shield IV.
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LADY SPIDER |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ADVENTURES OF THE
FLY #20
ORIGIN
Super-villainess and enemy
of Fly Girl. Originally Linda Drake, leader of the criminal Amazon Gang, she
found Fly Girl's ring and used it to temporarily give herself and her gang
members fly powers. Later, she became the Spider's mistress and was given
spider-like super-powers by scientific means. Member of the Anti-Fly League.
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LODESTONE |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY CRUSADERS
(2nd series) #4
ORIGIN
Super-villain with
magnetic powers, and enemy to the Mighty Crusaders.
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LXO III |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ADVENTURES OF THE
FLY #19
ORIGIN
A Martian criminal
scientist who originally sought to
duplicate the powers of the Fly, but was foiled by Fly Girl. Member of the
Anti-Fly League.
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Mad Professor |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: TOP NOTCH COMICS #8,
September 1940
ORIGIN
The Mad Professor replace
the human brain with a mechanical brain to create
a master race.
Foe of the Firefly
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MAGNETIC MENACE |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY COMICS #46
ORIGIN
A criminal scientist who
originally fought Steel Sterling with the aid of a "magnoscooter" that
utilized magnetic force and more conventional weapons. He was dragged into
the upper atmosphere when he stole Steel's anti-gravity belt, but managed to
return to Earth and has modified it and joined it with other devices to
allow him greater magnetic and flight abilities.
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MARTIAL LAW |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY COMICS #49
ORIGIN
A criminal master of
martial arts who began as a gas-wielding foe of the Fox called the Gasser.
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Magi |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ZIP
COMICS #4, May 1940
ORIGIN
Magi is a sorcerer and merman
from a race that has been living beneath the oceans for thousands of years.
Foe of Zambini.
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Markov |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: Black
Hood Comics #9, Winter 1943
ORIGIN
Markov, a French criminal in America
for the duration starts his own crime college.
Foe of the Black Hood.
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Master
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP COMICS #8,
September 1940
ORIGIN
The master criminal's
voice would seemingly come from the heavens decreeing death on the populace
and high voltage rays would killing large numbers of people.
Foe of the Comet.
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Master II |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: TOP NOTCH
COMICS #4 April 1941
ORIGIN
Princess Ah-Ku was
smuggling Chinese into the country when her agents were caught, the agent would kill the
Chinese immigrants.
Foe of Bob Phantom
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Master of the Living
Dead |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ZIP
COMICS #22, January 1942
ORIGIN
IProfessor Dezzero raises the living dead in order to take
over Hawaii.
Foe of Steel Sterling
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Master of the Valley
of Death |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: Top Notch #8
September 1940
ORIGIN
The Master is able to raise beings like
him from the dead as well as demonic creatures.
Foe of
Kardak
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MIGHTY MAN |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: FLY MAN #36.
ORIGIN
Prof. James Stoker, super-villain and former
college
professor who gave himself super-strength and became an
enemy of Fly-Man.
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Monocled Monster |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro:
Shield-Wizard #5, Fall 1941
ORIGIN
Foe of the Shield and
Dusty. Green skin, awful teeth, pointed ears and wore a brown suit, cape and
hat.
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Monster |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro:
Shield-Wizard Comics #4, Summer 1940
ORIGIN
Warden
Lewis, looking for
the secrets of eternal life
stole life from youths.
Foe of the
Wizard.
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Monster-MASTER |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY COMICS #49
ORIGIN
Created monser robots
"Monstroids" to battle Steel Sterling.
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Monster of Shadow Pond |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ZIP COMICS #2,
March 1940
ORIGIN
John
Heaslip became
the Monster of Shadow Pond with the help of his sister in law,
to steel his brother's invention the Radium Ray.
Foe of Mister Satan.
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Mother Goose |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #30 August 1942
ORIGIN
John Dickson, calling himself Mother
Goose, pretended to
be an old
lady who was responsible for the death of his estranged family.
Foe of the Hangman.
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Mummy |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: TOP NOTCH
COMICS #11, January 1941
ORIGIN
A magician conspired against
King Tut and was put
to death and mummified. When he awakens in a museum, he kills the scientists who found him.
Foe of the Firefly.
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Owl |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #58, September 1946
ORIGIN
The Owl is a former vaudeville
performer stages a prison show, with his pet seal, during which a jail break is staged.
Foe of the Shield
*See listing for the Walrus*
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Persian |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #37, March 1942
ORIGIN
Persian thief who steals Aladdin's Lamp
and travels to the distant past.
Foe of the Hangman.
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PHANTASMON |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: FLY MAN #35
ORIGIN
A sorcerer from another
world who rides a flying black horse and who once battled Fly-Man and Fly
Girl. Member of the Anti- Fly League.
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Pied Piper |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: Top-Notch
Comics #24, February 1941
ORIGIN
By playing his flute, the
Pied Piper control thousands of rats.
Foe of the Firefly.
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Queen of Hearts |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ZIP
COMICS #22, December 1942
ORIGIN
Queen Cleopatra lives
again and sails into New York harbor.
Foe of the
Blackjack.
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RADIATION ROGUE |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: THE SHADOW #5
ORIGIN
Hans Gerling, a scientist employed by Shiwan Khan who gained radiation-emitting powers after being accidentally
irradiated, and who wears a protective suit to shield others from
unintentional harm. As Radiation Rogue, he was a foe of the Shadow.
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Radium King |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ZIP
COMICS #4, May 1940
ORIGIN
An unstoppable crime boss
capable of waging war in foreign counties.
*Also known as the Black Knight*
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RED SHARK |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ADVENTURES OF THE
FLY #28
ORIGIN
Scar Morrea, a Communist villain and
costumed criminal who sought refuge in Cuba and, in return, was charged by
Fidel Castro with destroying Cuban exiles who made raids on their homeland,
until the Fly defeated him. Member of the Anti-Fly League.
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REDSTONE |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY CRUSADERS
(2nd series) #13
ORIGIN
A huge android with
body-morphing powers.
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Robot Gang |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #1, January 1940
ORIGIN
Only on the cover fighting
the Shield.
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ROGUE STAR |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: MIGHTY CRUSADERS
(2nd series) #4
ORIGIN
Super-villain with stellar
powers. Member of the Eliminators.
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ROXR |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ADVENTURES OF THE
FLY #16
ORIGIN
A treelike animated being
who ruled a world of intelligent plants. He came to Earth with others of his
race to destroy humanity and overrun the planet, but was stopped by the Fly.
Member of the Anti-Fly League.
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Sir Harold Rogers |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: BLUE
RIBBON COMICS #22, March 1942
ORIGIN
Harold Rogers is
greeted by the his
ancestor Sir. Harold Rogers who betrayed Prince James.
Foe of Mr. Justice.
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Satan |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #2, February 1940
ORIGIN
A crime boss who fight the Comet
againand agin.
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Shark-man |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: Top-Notch
Comics #22, December 1941
ORIGIN
Shark-man is a thug named Lobrow,
who works for the Tuana Masters to take over the pearl diving trade.
Foe of the Firefly.
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Sheba |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: TOP NOTCH
COMICS #27, May 1942
ORIGIN
Sheba, the queen
of ancient Ethiopia, possesses magic that allows her to manipulate people
through the glow of the moon.
Foe of the
Firefly.
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Snail |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP COMICS #44,
December 1943
ORIGIN
Contortionist Twisto whos muscles seize up
after he was poisoned and he is stuck in a
hunched over pose that makes his shadow resemble a gigantic snail.
Foe of the Hangman.
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Skull |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: TOP NOTCH COMICS
#9, October 1940
ORIGIN
This malevolent mastermind
was on a crime wave the cops couldn’t stop and even managed to frame one of
their own: Kip Burland which led the officer to becoming the Black Hood in
order to stop him.
He has green skin, and death’s head face, wears a black suit and a flowing
opera cape.
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SKULL II |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: JACKPOT COMICS #6
Summer 1942
ORIGIN
The son of the original
Skull, who comes after the Black Hood for sending his father to his death.
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So-Guli |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro:
Shield-Wizard Comics #12, Fall 1943
ORIGIN
Voodoo priest and murder.
Foe of the Wizard.
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SPIDER |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ADVENTURES OF THE
FLY #1
ORIGIN
Simon Spry, a criminal scientist and
arch-foe of the Fly and Fly Girl, a master at inventing heavy high-tech
weaponry. He was the first foe of the assembled heroes who became the Mighty Crusaders.
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Strangler |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #30, August 1942
ORIGIN
Almost looking like a
hairless ape wearing a homemade costume, the Strangler is one of Hitler’s
top agents. Despite his brutish appearance and sadistic pleasures, he likes
to paint (something else in common with uncle Adolph). He went up against
the newly powerless Shield.
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Texa |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ZIP
COMICS #3, April 1940
ORIGIN
Female organized
crime boss and inventor.
Foe
of the Scarlet Avenger.
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Torgo |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro:
Shield-Wizard #4, Summer 1940
ORIGIN
A foreign saboteur who is
wanted by the FBI. He has a way of killing with a poison that is put on
goggles (such as ski goggles) that is activated by high speed. He is
apparently killed when tangling with Roy, while the Wizard
rescues Jane.
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Ugly Man |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #22, December 1942
ORIGIN
The Ugliest Man in the world.
Take revenge against the world whit a murderous killing spree.
Foe of
the Hangman
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Vulture |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP
COMICS #11, January 1941
ORIGIN
The Vulture is a criminal
working an insurance fraud scheme In carrying out the scheme, the Vulture’s
men blow up a plane killing
Simmons.
Simmons, a
single father, leaves behind a son,
Dusty. This case leads to
Dusty becoming the partner of the Shield.
Foe of the Shield
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Walrus
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: PEP COMICS #25,
March 1942.
ORIGIN
The
Walrus is a former
carnival
performer stages a prison show, with his pet seal, during which a jail break is staged.
Foe of the Hangman
*See listing for the
Owl*
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Werewolf of France |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: ZIP
COMICS #32, December 1942
ORIGIN
Nazi Agents operating in
France, dress as Werewolves, to hide the fact that they are using body parts
of Frenchmen to patch up
German soldiers.
Foe of Steel Sterling
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WIZARD II |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: FLY MAN #33
ORIGIN
Hans Martz, a Nazi sorcerer who defeated
and killed the heroic Wizard (Blaine Whitney) in battle, then impersonated
him to battle the Mighty Crusaders.
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Zarro, The Master of
Zombies |
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PERSONAL DATA
Intro: JACKPOT
COMICS #1, Spring 1941
ORIGIN
Nazi agents who turns American workers
into zombies.
Foe of
Mr.
Justice.
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TEXT BY:
Herald of Galactus and DarkMark
author of War with the Wizard |