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Voodoo Queen (first appearance in Police Comics #10, 1942)    Art by Alex Kotzky Xali Garou was raised from a young age to be a spiri...

Unknown Soldier (first appeared in Our Flag #1 , 1941) Unknown Soldier is a mysterious figure about whom little is known. He is presumed t...

Thelma Gordon [first appeared in Pep Comics #5, 1940] Art by Harry Lucey Thelma Gordon was a journalist who was the friend and lover o...

Silver Lady [First appeared in Space Adventures #42] Art by Steve Ditko The Venusian known on Earth as the Silver Lady is celebrated ...

Reefer King [first appeared in Dynamic Comics #16, 1945] Art by Gus Ricca Jack "Reefer" King was a drug dealer who operat...

Quino [First Appeared in Wham Comics #2, 1940] Art and Writing by Frank Thomas Quino is literally the Father of Saturnian civilizat...

Nang Tu [First appeared in National Comics #13] Nang Tu has lived for so long that she has no clear memory of her childhood, or the time...

Jay Brooks [first appeared in Sparkling Stars #29 , 1947] Jason "Jay" Brooks was a hardboiled social worker who took on worke...

Green Lizard [first appeared in Smash Comics #8, 1940] Art by Arthur Pinajian When Gregory Winters' family lost its fortune durin...

Flor [first appearance Jet #3, 1951] Art by Al Williamson Flor was born to laborers in the colony of Titan, destined for a life of back...

Eve Adams [first appearance School-Day Romances #1, 1950] Eve Adams' parents were killed when she was 14, and she went to live with he...

Dana Eerie (fist appearance [sort of] Eerie #5, 1952) Dana Eerie is the only child of famous stage magician Jonathan Eerie. Her mother di...

This character write-up is being posted as part of the A to Z April Blogging Challenge. The RPG stats are for ROLF!: The Rollplaying Game . ...

Bill Foster (first appeared in Wonder Comics #1 , 1944) Bill Foster was a mechanical genius and pioneering computer engineer who invented t...

This year's A To Z April here at NUELOW Games once again focuses on obscure public domain characters. We're going  even more obscu...

I'm closing out A to Z April with a character who I love the idea of, but whose series left a lot to be desired in its execution. Za...

Among the obscure superheroes that came out of Harry "A" Chesler's production studios perhaps Yankee Girl is the most obscure-...

"X of the Underground" was a short-lived series that ran in Military Comics 8 - 13 from Golden Age giant Quality Comics. Edited by...

Another weird creation from the comic book production studios run by Harry "A" Chesler was Vapo-Man! He by-product of a lab accide...

The Unholy 3 are such an obscure set of characters that no one has even bothered given them a write-up at Public Domain Superheroes ... or a...