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Name
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Marvel Maid
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Lea Lindy
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Type
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Costumed Heroine
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Affiliation/Team
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Marvel Man
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1st Appearance
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Action Comics #272
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Year
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1961
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Publisher
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National Periodical Publications (DC)
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Country of origin
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USA
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Supergirl's near double from the Earth-duplicate planet Terra orbiting around the star-sun X45-266
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Name
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Marvel Man
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Ken Clark
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Type
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Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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Marvel Maid
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1st Appearance
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Action Comics #272
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Year
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1961
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Publisher
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National Periodical Publications (DC)
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Country of origin
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USA
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Superman's near double from the Earth-duplicate planet Terra orbiting around the star-sun X45-266
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Name
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Marvelman
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Micky Moran
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Type
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Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Marvelman #25 (1st Issue)
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Year
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1954
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Publisher
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Leonard Miller & Sons
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Country of origin
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UK
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After DC had won it's court case against Fawcett's 'Captain Marvel.', Fawcett cancelled the title which was being reprinted by Leonard Miller. So to get around copyright problems a few changes had to be made....Micky Moran, (Billy Batson) boy reporter for the Daily Bugle. (instead of station Whiz) Shazam the Mystic becomes Guntag Bargholt and the magic word "Shazam" becomes "Kimota" (Atomic spelled backwards). Once uttered, the boy becomes, not 'Captain Marvel', but 'Marvelman', not the world's mightiest Mortal, but 'The Mightiest Man in the Universe'. See it all fits in rather nicely.
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Name
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Marvelo, Monarch of Magicians
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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None
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Type
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Magician
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Big Shot Comics #1
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Year
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1940
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Publisher
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Columbia Comic Corporation
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Country of origin
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USA
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Marvelo, the "Monarch of Magicians," is a turban-wearing heroic spell-caster. Can do just about anything with a casual flick of the wrist and a few well placed magic incantations.
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Name
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Marvex the Super-Robot
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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None
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Type
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Robot
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Daring Mystery Comics #3
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Year
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1940
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Publisher
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Timely / Atlas Publications (Marvel)
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Country of origin
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USA
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A group of aliens observe the Earth from their home in the Fifth Dimension. They decide that humans would make good slaves, and so they create a vaguely human-looking android to help them enslave homo sapiens. They name this android 'Marvex.' But when Marvex discovers their plans he goes rogue and kills the aliens. He then wrecks the lab, causing a strange explosion which sends him to Earth. Once here he decides to help humanity by becoming a superhero. Marvex is made of "fabri-steel," a "strange metal" which renders him invulnerable and bullet-proof. Marvex has super-strength, can run at super speeds, and can perform Hulk-like leaps. He has an advanced mechanical brain can send radio messages via his mind.
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Name
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Marvo 1.2. Go+ The Superboy of the year 2680
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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None
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Type
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Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Superworld Comics #2
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Year
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1940
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Publisher
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Komos Publications
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Country of origin
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USA
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Sci-Fi Hero, possibly with the longest weirdest name! On the cover of Superworld Comics #3 he fights giant vest wearing grasshoppers.
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Name
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Marvo the Magician & Tito the Monkey
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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None
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Type
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Magician
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Sure-Fire Comics #1
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Year
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1940
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Publisher
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Ace Magazines (Periodical House)
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Country of origin
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USA
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An illusionist magician detective, whose good with his fists, with a pet monkey who helps fight and solve crimes! To use any of his powers, he has to say a word but change some of the letters into something vaguely resembling Italian.
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Name
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Mary Marvel
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Mary Batson
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Type
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Costumed Side-Kick
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Affiliation/Team
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Marvel Family
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1st Appearance
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Captain Marvel Adventures #18
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Year
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1942
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Publisher
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Fawcett Publications
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Country of origin
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USA
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Mary Batson was the twin sister of Billy Batson, aka Captain Marvel. She only has to say "Shazam!" and Mary has the grace of Selena, the strength of Hippolyta, the fleetness of Zephyrus the beauty of Aurora, and the wisdom of Minerva.
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Name
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Mask (Man of many faces)
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Unknown
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Type
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Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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The Mask, Man of Many Faces #1
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Year
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1954
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Publisher
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Atlas Publications
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Country of origin
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Australia
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A Master of disguise. (Of course)
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Name
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Mask (The)
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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John Colby
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Type
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Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Exciting Comics #1
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Year
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1940
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Publisher
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Nedor/Better/ Standard Comics
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Country of origin
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USA
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The origin is sort of a cross betwen Dr. Mid-Nite's and Two-Face's. Crusading DA John Colby has the goods on a mob boss, but when the trial comes to court, a mob henchmen flings acid on the incriminating paper documents, splashing Colby in the face in the process, blinding him.Later, a mysterious woman arranges Colby to undergo an experitmental operation. Colby's sight is restored...with the added bonus of being able to see perfectly in the dark. As the story progresses, he picks up three operatives: Silk, a reformed criminal; Butch, a muscle-bound bruiser; and Carol, the woman who helped him regain his sight. (c) Copper 2008To confuse things, Nedor originally intended to call the Mask the Owl. That accounts for the fact that in the early stories the Mask has a beak and the hero leaves behind a calling card that has an owl's head on it.
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