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Name
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Scarlet Sentry
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Don Lawson
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Type
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Non Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Yankee Comics #1
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Year
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1941
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Publisher
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Harry 'A' Chesler Dynamic Publications
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Country of origin
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USA
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Scarlet Sentry was super hero with a bullet-proof suit. He's good with his fists and his brain. His alter ego Don Lawson was ex-football star for Ohio State University. Only appearance.
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Name
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Scorpion (The)
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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 Scorpion
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Year
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1953
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Publisher
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Alstan Publications
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Country of origin
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Australia
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Master Criminal and Escapologist? Operating out of Britain, he later turned his skills to fighting the Nazis.
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Name
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Secret Agent X of the FBI
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A.K.A.
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X The Phantom Fed
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Secret ID.
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Liked to be called Dexter, although not his name.
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Type
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Non Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Secret Agent X-9
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Year
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1934
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Publisher
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David McKay Publications
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Country of origin
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USA
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His skills were almost superhuman, mastering almost every skill useful in espionage as well as uncanny disguise skills. His mission was to deal with the growing tide of ruthless criminal masterminds with vast resources and no morals. His resources were nearly unlimited funds and access to information and clearance at almost any level he needed. He was to answer to no one except K9 and, if necessary, the president of the United States. Should he be exposed at any time, there would be no admittance of his existence or his mission by anyone in this organization. Then, in 1941, he disappeared, never to be heard from again.
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Name
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Secret Circle
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Mac, Jim & Larry Storm
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Type
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Costumed Team
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Choice Comics #1
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Year
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1941
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Publisher
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Great Comics Publications
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Country of origin
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USA
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The Secret Circle are actually American Olympic champions, the Storm brothers, dreaded enemies of the underworld. Heavyweight boxing champ Jim Storm, pole-vaulting Larry Storm and track star Mac Storm. Withholding their true identities from the authorities, the Secret Circle deliver Bad guys to the police in their speedy "Midnight Racer" Car. They have no powers other than their athletic skills.
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Name
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Secret Stamp
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Roddy Colt
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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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USA Comics #7
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Year
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1943
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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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Roddy Colt is a New York schoolboy who, when crime occurs or danger threatens the USA, puts on "the good old uniform of victory" and becomes The Secret Stamp. He is known and admired, and is a good rabble rouser in the name of patriotism. Colt always pulls a Clark Kent when the Stamp is needed and emerges later to claim that he got lost or some such excuse. The Stamp has no powers but is a good fighter.
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Name
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Sentinel (The)
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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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Liberty Scouts #3
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Year
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1941
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Publisher
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Centaur Publications
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Country of origin
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USA
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When a Revolutionary War cannon was fired off for the first time in 150 years, a ghost was released. That ghost, known only as the Sentinel, then used his powers to fight against crime and enemy agents. The nameless Sentinel is created by the "Spirit of America;" his costume is that of a Revolutionary War minuteman. He appears surrounded by a corona of flame.
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Name
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Sergeant Boyle
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Henry 'Hank' Boyle
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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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Pep Comics #1
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Year
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1940
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Publisher
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MLJ /Archie Comics
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Country of origin
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USA
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Sergeant Boyle. Sergeant Boyle is an ordinary, patriotic fighting man and soldier doing his best to help the U.S.A. against the evil Germans and Japanese. He has no super-powers.
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Name
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Sergeant Canuck
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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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Non Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Big Bang Comics
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Year
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1944
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Publisher
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Mapleleaf Productions
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Country of origin
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Canada Details missing
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[Further details unavailable]
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Name
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Sergeant Spook
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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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Non Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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Jerry
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1st Appearance
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Blue Bolt #1
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Year
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1940
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Publisher
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Funnies Inc / Novelty Press Inc
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Country of origin
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USA
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Sergeant Spook is an ordinary police scientist who is working on a chemical analysis when he "absentmindedly leans his pipe against a rack containing vials of chemicals." This sets off an explosion which kills him. However, luckily for us all, Sergeant Spook's ghost remains, and he decides to fight crime as a ghost. He can't be heard or seen (except by Jerry) but he can physically affect people and things, as well as walk through walls.
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Name
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Seven Soldiers of Victory
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A.K.A.
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Laws Legionnaires
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Secret ID.
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Star Spangled Kid, Stripsey, Green Arrow, Speedy, Vigilante, Crimson Avenger and Shining Knight
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Type
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Costumed Team
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Affiliation/Team
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Seven Soldiers of Victory
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1st Appearance
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Leading Comics #1
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Year
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1942
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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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The Seven Soldiers kept the same line up for their entire 14-issue run. There was also a very clear “Eighth Soldier?who functioned along side the other Seven. He was the sidekick of the Crimson Avenger and his name was Wing. The politics of the early Forties made it difficult to feature an Asian in a lead role, so the most basic reason for his exclusion from full membership appears to have been his race. One thing all of these heroes had in common was that not one of them had a super power. The only one who came close was the Shining Knight. His sword could cut through almost anything and his horse was able to fly. The team's name itself was featured on the second cover, but over the years, they were also known as “Law's Legionnaires?
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