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superherocomics: “Few Golden Age super-villains had a better gimmick than The Weeper: a homicidal maniac who despised joy and wept crocodile tears over the tragic fates of his victims. Can you just imagine the type of field day Alan Moore or Grant Morrison would have with that particular concept? The Fawcett creative team certainly knew they had a winner on their hands, as The Weeper returned twice to bedevil his arch-foes Bulletman and Bulletgirl and even formed a super-villain team known as The Revenge Squad…..” Master Comics #23 (Fawcett, February 1942), here’s “The Weeper: The Murderer Who Mourns His Victims.” http://timebulleteer.wordpress.com/2012/07/02/tears-of-a-crook/

superherocomics:

“Few Golden Age super-villains had a better gimmick than The Weeper: a homicidal maniac who despised joy and wept crocodile tears over the tragic fates of his victims. Can you just imagine the type of field day Alan Moore or Grant Morrison would have with that particular concept?

The Fawcett creative team certainly knew they had a winner on their hands, as The Weeper returned twice to bedevil his arch-foes Bulletman and Bulletgirl and even formed a super-villain team known as The Revenge Squad…..”

Master Comics #23 (Fawcett, February 1942), here’s “The Weeper: The Murderer Who Mourns His Victims.”

http://timebulleteer.wordpress.com/2012/07/02/tears-of-a-crook/

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