Yes but look at how well they were inclusive and integrated, you got untucked ruffians and civilized tuckers peacefully reading comics at the same stand.
The Black Terror’s secret identity was pharmacist Bob Benton, who formulated a chemical he called “formic ethers”, which gave him various superpowers. He used these powers to fight crime with his sidekick, Tim Roland, together known as the “Terror Twins”. His love interest is secretary Jean Starr, who initially despises Benton and loves the Black Terror, but later discovers that they are the same person.
According to Jess Nevins’ Encyclopedia of Golden Age Superheroes, “The Black Terror has enemies ranging from Nazis to mad scientists like Thorg (he of the “million dollar death ray”), the femme fatale Lady Serpent (who has a hypnotic glance), and the Japanese scientist Hanura and his “electro-hypnotizer”, which is used to assassinate American generals and admirals”.
With the popularity of superheroes fading in the late 40s, the Black Terror’s series ended with issue #27 (June 1949).
Now I know….the rest of the story. Thanks. I wonder if he was ever seen riding a huge tidal wave looking like an average surfer boy, just to mess with peoples heads.
Yes. I heard they renamed it BLM Digest though.
Yes but look at how well they were inclusive and integrated, you got untucked ruffians and civilized tuckers peacefully reading comics at the same stand.
The comic books on those racks are worth some bucks now.
Young Hooligans.
Shouldn’t that be in the Romance section?
IIRC that was Alabama Black Snake
IMAO staffers gearing up to face the wrath of top management’s demands…
Where can I acquire those magnificent trousers and shoes?
Any IMAO trouser-and-shoe-swapping party.
Not falling for that again. Last one of those I went to, I walked away with two pairs of pants and no shoes.
Why, you ask?
The intern ones are more…intriguing.
The Black Terror’s secret identity was pharmacist Bob Benton, who formulated a chemical he called “formic ethers”, which gave him various superpowers. He used these powers to fight crime with his sidekick, Tim Roland, together known as the “Terror Twins”. His love interest is secretary Jean Starr, who initially despises Benton and loves the Black Terror, but later discovers that they are the same person.
According to Jess Nevins’ Encyclopedia of Golden Age Superheroes, “The Black Terror has enemies ranging from Nazis to mad scientists like Thorg (he of the “million dollar death ray”), the femme fatale Lady Serpent (who has a hypnotic glance), and the Japanese scientist Hanura and his “electro-hypnotizer”, which is used to assassinate American generals and admirals”.
With the popularity of superheroes fading in the late 40s, the Black Terror’s series ended with issue #27 (June 1949).
Yeah but does anyone know the origin of the Silver Surfer? I’ve lost sleep over it before wondering..
https://www.marvel.com/characters/silver-surfer
Now I know….the rest of the story. Thanks. I wonder if he was ever seen riding a huge tidal wave looking like an average surfer boy, just to mess with peoples heads.