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| WOW super clean cover --so minty fresh! Thanks freddyfly ! |
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| I'm really impressed with the Spider Queen. She was a web slinger long before Spiderman even existed. Good story too.
Did she appear in any comics beside Eagle? She deserved her own book. |
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| Additional Information |
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| Publication | September 1941 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 |
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| Featuring | The Eagle |
| Content | Characters: The Eagle [Bill Powers]; Buddy |
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| Featuring | Eagle |
| Notes | A number of sources state that Lester Raye is a pseudonym of Louis Cazaneuve. |
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| Featuring | Eagle |
| Notes | A number of sources state that Lester Raye is a pseudonym of Louis Cazaneuve. |
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| Featuring | Eagle |
| Notes | Script credit added based on the probable authorship of the other Eagle stories in this issue. |
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| Synopsis | The Eagle and Buddy investigate the mysterious sinking of the Navy's new submarine, the PX-1, which was carrying a fortune in gold. |
| Featuring | The Eagle |
| Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: The Eagle [Captain Grant Powers]; Buddy; Lem (Power's orderly); Sally Caldwell; The "Hand" (villain, death); Trent (villain, death) |
| Notes | Art credits by Bill Black. Oddity: every web site re the Eagle that I can find lists the Eagle's identity as Bill Powers. This story specifically states (many times) that he is Captain Grant Powers.
A number of sources state that Lester Raye is a pseudonym of Louis Cazaneuve. |
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| Content | Characters: Golden Knight |
| Notes | last app. in FANTASTIC COMICS #20; last appearance |
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| Synopsis | The Spider Queen makes her appearance on the scene to turn the tables on a racket devised by the chief of police himself. |
| Featuring | The Spider Queen |
| Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: The Spider Queen [Shannon Kane] (introduction, origin); Dr. Harry Kane (Shannon's husband, chemist); Mike O'Bell (detective); Curly (villain, death); Police Chief (villain) |
| Notes | Pencil credit from Bill Black.
Sources state that Elsa Lesau is a pseudonym of the Cazaneuve brothers (Louis and Arturo). It seems likely that Arturo did the inks for this story. |
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