MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 435: KAR THE DESTROYER

MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 435: KAR THE DESTROYER

(Shadow Comics v1 003, 1940) Here is a list of elements that are in the three-issue story that Kar the Destroyer is the antagonist of:  -a dissolving gas called the Smoke of Eternity -a diving bell repurposed as a deathtrap -multiple pirate ships -Thunder Island, a place with a prehistoric remnant ecosystem complete with dinosaurs -Doc Savage Here is how the story made me feel: -bored It’s a real shame because love most of those things! I love Kar’s look!…

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MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 434: THE PHANTOM OF THE SKY

MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 434: THE PHANTOM OF THE SKY

(Popular Comics 046, 1939) The Phantom of the Sky (AKA the Phantom Sky Raider AKA the Black Phantom) is a mysterious pilot who has been flying around the American West, viciously attacking and shooting down civilian planes and painting a skull-and-crossbones calling card on them. He turns out to be a nameless French WWI flying ace, shot down and left for dead but actually just trapped in a delusion of an unending war in which he is essentially conducting guerrilla…

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MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 432: THE CONQUEROR

MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 432: THE CONQUEROR

(Keen Detective Funnies 011, 1939) The Conqueror is the major recurring foe of Dean Denton, Scientific Adventurer, about whom we will briefly aside: Dean Denton was created by Harry Campbell, who was also responsible for such characters as Ace of Space, Bruce Blackburn and the wretched Scarlet Seal, but also Wizard Wells and John Law, Scientiective, who form a kind of thematic triad of scientific detectives with Dean Denton. Dean Denton is definitely the most entertaining of the three to…

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MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 431: EMRO, LORD OF DIAMONDS

MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 431: EMRO, LORD OF DIAMONDS

(Mystery Men Comics 016, 1940) As our story opens, huge diamonds are raining down on Earth. Upon contact with a human, they expand to engulf and imprison them. Earth authorities sensibly contact space hero Rex Dexter of Mars who has once again been sidetracked in his seemingly straightforward quest to travel from Earth to his home planet. In a nice change of pace from most Rex Dexter adventures, Rex and his pal Cynde have not stopped due to some mortal…

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MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 430: THE DEVIL

MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 430: THE DEVIL

(Mystery Men Comics 007, 1940)  I can’t help but love this guy: yes he’s a cheap extortionist who gives himself a scary name to enhance his death threats but he goes to the trouble of dressing up in a devil outfit even while sneaking around so that nobody can see him. And since he’s the antagonist of a Wing Turner story and Wing Turner is a pilot-detective, the Devil is flying around in a fighter plane dressed in little horns…

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MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 429: LORD MARVEL

MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 429: LORD MARVEL

(Mystery Men Comics 004, 1939) Here we see Lord Marvel, a weird little creep who lives on the planet Ursis (as with many planets in the Rex Dexter comics, Ursis is ambiguously placed: Dexter and his companion/ lover Cynde are constantly sidetracked on the comparatively short voyage from Earth to Mars and always seem to end up on extra-solar planets. The writers of Golden Age sci-fi comics often seem to have a fairly fuzzy grasp of the positions and distances…

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MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 428: THE WHITE FACE

MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 428: THE WHITE FACE

(Mystery Men Comics 001, 1939)  I have made an error! Two errors! The first was in skipping the Blue Beetle’s very first foe, and it was because of the second, that I had the antagonist in this story marked down as the White Face Gang rather than the White Face, plus his gang. If it was the former, the best their unnamed leader would get was a place in the Generic Costumed Villain Round-Up, but no, he has a special…

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MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 427: THE TUSK

MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 427: THE TUSK

(Keen Detective Funnies v2 022, 1940)  I want to be clear: there is very little to talk about re: the Tusk. I just find his weird face fascinating. Eponymous tusk plus weak chin plus huge eyes plus bonus enormous combover makes this guy a visual feast! Plus he’s a Masked Marvel foe and I love that guy. Just look at the faces he ends up pulling to highlight the tusk! Real great stuff. Oh, and as for the villainy: the…

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MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 426: THE RED RAIDER

MINOR SUPER-VILLAIN 426: THE RED RAIDER

(Keen Detective Funnies v2 021, 1940) A simple but effective origin story: The captain of a German Mergan submarine becomes obsessed with death and destruction and goes rogue, preying on Axis and Allied shipping alike and replacing the flag of Nazi Germany Zani Mergany* with the skull and crossbones. Suddenly, the threat of war is a threat to all seagoing vessels! The Red Raider (technically the name of the submarine but I stand firm in my conviction that the name…

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