ComicTropes | The Golden Age Marvel Superhero Who Worked for the Devil @ComicTropes | Uploaded 2 years ago | Updated 1 day ago
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Back in 1940, Marvel Comics was known as Timely Comics and created a number of memorable superheroes: Captain America, Human Torch, Namor the Sub-Mariner. They also had their fair share of forgotten weirdos like Moon Man, the Thin Man and today's subject, The Black Widow. This wasn't like the popular Avenger, but rather was a lady named Claire Voyant who ends up working directly for the devil. This video looks at the first costumed and superpowered female superhero to figure out: why didn't the character take off?
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Back in 1940, Marvel Comics was known as Timely Comics and created a number of memorable superheroes: Captain America, Human Torch, Namor the Sub-Mariner. They also had their fair share of forgotten weirdos like Moon Man, the Thin Man and today's subject, The Black Widow. This wasn't like the popular Avenger, but rather was a lady named Claire Voyant who ends up working directly for the devil. This video looks at the first costumed and superpowered female superhero to figure out: why didn't the character take off?
