| Name
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Alter-Ego
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Notes
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| Commando Yank
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Chase Yale
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- A war correspondent during World War II. Feeling that he needed to do more to help the war effort he dawned the identity of Commando Yank.
- Published by Fawcett Comics. WOW Comics #6.
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| USA
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Unknown
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- She began as a little girl who witnessed Betsy Ross make the first American Flag. When the flag was finished the girl was given a few left over strands that she put in a Lockett and ran home to tell her Uncle Sam. Sadly it began to rain and the girl died of nemonia. Years later in a Graveyard in Philadelphia an old man finds the Lockett and opens it releasing a being known as USA the Spirit of Old Glory.
- Published by Quality Comics. Feature Comics #42.
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| Atoman
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Barry Dale
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- Barry Dale was a scientist who worked at the atomic institute when he discovered that his body had absorbed the radiation he was studying. This radiation gave Barry superhuman abilities that he used to fight crime as Atoman.
- Published by Spark Publications. First appeared in Atoman #1.
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| Blue Lady
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Lucille Martin
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- Lucille Martin was a novelist who was returning from a trip to china when a woman comes to her to give her a ring and ask Lucille to bring it to a man named Saing Thang. As soon as she accepts the woman is killed by thugs that are after the ring. When Lucille try's to escape she falls to the ground causing the ring to break. When that happens it released a strange gas which gave her super strength allowing her to defeat the criminals. After the ring is delivered to Saing Thang Lucille adopt the identity of Blue Lady and uses her power to fight crime.
- Publised by Centaur Publications. First Appearence Amazing-Man Comics #24.
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| Alias the Dragon
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Bill Norton
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- Bill Norton was a police scientist who used his knowledge of science and a flame thrower to fight crime.
- First Appeared in Skyrocket Comics #1. Published by Harry A. Chesler/Dynamic Publications.
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| Shaman and Flame
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Don Wickett and Kandy Wilson
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- Don Wickett was a manager at the radio station WWGL and Kandy Wilson was his secretary. But Secretly they were the crime fighting duo Shaman and Flame. They would patrol the streets in their sleek Jetcar.
- First Appeared in Spark Comics, Golden Lad #5.
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| Swift-Arrow
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Jon Dart
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- Jon Dart was the editor of the Weekly Star who would later become SwiftArrow after a criminal came to confess to a murder only for the thug to be murdered himself by the man that hired him. SwiftArrow would appear in only three issues of Golden Lad before being lost in comic book history.
- First Appearance: Spark Comics, Golden Lad #1.
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| Super-American
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N/A
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- During World War II scientist Allen Bruce used a time machine to contact the president of the future to send a superhero to help win the war. The Future President agrees and sends Super-American to help.
- Published by Fiction House, Fight Comics #15.
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