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Month: January 2023

MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 227: FRAULEIN DOKTOR’S DAUGHTER

MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 227: FRAULEIN DOKTOR’S DAUGHTER

(Feature Comics 046-055, 1941-1942)  If you, like me, aren’t familiar with WWI-era espionage figures, then this one will require some explanation. Fraulein Doktor was the only name that German spy Elsbeth Schragmüller was known by, even after the war had ended and up until German records were seized in 1945, in fact. And once Captain Bruce Blackburn’s adventures had wrung all of the interest they could out of the German-American Bund, a sexy spy nemesis was just the ticket! Thus: Sonya…

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MINOR SUPER-HERO 030: THE RED TRIANGLE

MINOR SUPER-HERO 030: THE RED TRIANGLE

(Feature Comics 046, 1941) An exciting development! Up until now our minor super-heroes have been of two flavours: the stars of minor super-hero strips or a new identity adopted by the stars of crime or adventure strips – the key word in either case is star – they are the focus and driving force of the strip. The Red Triangle is our first example of another type of super-hero: the single issue guest star. These are far more common in the…

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MINOR SUPER-HERO 029: THE BOYVILLE BRIGADIERS

MINOR SUPER-HERO 029: THE BOYVILLE BRIGADIERS

(Feature Comics 045, 1941) It’s a tale as old as time, by which I mean about a year: noncostumed adventurers adopting costumed identities to keep up with the oncoming juggernaut that is the Golden Age super-hero boom. In this case, it’s Rusty Ryan and the other unusually muscular teens of the Boyville orphanage, who up until now were more of a high school sports type of bunch, dealing with the plague of unscrupulous gamblers betting on local hockey games and…

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RANCE KEANE MEETS SHARK EGAN: THE CROSSOVER EVENT OF 1941

RANCE KEANE MEETS SHARK EGAN: THE CROSSOVER EVENT OF 1941

(Feature Comics 045-046, 1941) Golden Age crossovers were a pretty rare thing, other than in places like All-Star Comics where that was the whole idea, but one place you occasionally encounter them is in the kind of adventure strips that filled out the bulk of anthology comics before the super-heroes really got into full market domination mode, and especially if the same person was working on both characters and wanted to have them meet up and say what a good series…

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NOTES: JANUARY 2023

NOTES: JANUARY 2023

Names: Bulldog Teeters. (Feature Comics 044, 1941) Zero the Ghost Detective getting straight-up punched by a ghost. (Feature Comics 051, 1941) Dates: Johnny Thunder born 7th July, 1917 (Flash Comics v1 001, 1940) Calling Cards: He only ever used ’em a couple of times but the Flash had metal lightning bolt dart calling cards. Costumes: Absolutely the best Hawkman costume variant is the brief period in which he wore a big hat in the shape of a sassy hawk’s head…

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