Catwoman(Profile #1 - 1940s, part 2)This is the second half of our upgraded coverage for Catwoman, as she appeared during the 1940s. Yes, there’s a link to part #1.ComicsDC UniverseOther Golden Age stuffSpecifically pre-Crisis in Infinite Earths
Monster(Jason Rogers)One of the notable enemies of the Justice Society of America during the 1940s – there aren’t that many, really. He’s a cliché yet he works pretty well.ComicsDC UniverseGolden Age StuffOther Golden Age stuff
Magician from MarsOne of the earliest comic book super-powered heroines, debuting in 1940. An odd, brief-lived character with unlimited powers.ComicsGolden Age StuffOther Golden Age stuff
Ace HarlemA very early (1947) African-American comic book hero, from the pages of the sole issue of All-Negro Comics. Ace Harlem is a talented police detective operating in, well, Harlem.ComicsGolden Age StuffOther Golden Age stuff
Woman in Red(Peggy Allen)A 1940+ character, and the first super-heroine in US comics.ComicsGolden Age StuffOther Golden Age stuff
Erica of VenusAn early foe of Moon Girl and the Prince in 1947. Venus girls want our men !ComicsGolden Age StuffOther Golden Age stuff
Marvo the MagicianObscure 1940s comic-book super-magician.ComicsGolden Age StuffOther Golden Age stuff
Rainbow BoyObscure Golden Age super-hero with rainbow powers. Short-ish notes and stats.ComicsGolden Age StuffOther Golden Age stuff
Catman(David Merryweather)The 1940, weird Catman, from Tem Publishing. The genre wasn’t quite defined yet, allowing for such oddities.ComicsGolden Age StuffOther Golden Age stuff