Most comic book superheroes, mystery men & women and meta-humans for all their differences tend to fit into a set of categories, Power Houses, Mystics, Master Detectives and the like.
They might be different on the surface, but underneath they’re more alike than different.
There are some however fairly far off the beaten path, these are some of them.
He was a fat man who was an acrobat when he wasn’t flying around shooting zap rays out of his eyes after turning into a metal flying saucer.
Would it be too coy to go for the you have to `give him a big hand', or `no need for a foot up?`
Yeah... so I won't.
I don't care how super strong and bullet proof he is and that he can toss "energy webs," if I were a super villain I would give up after one look at his two ton pet spider. eeeeuuu!
What where they doing at DC that month, smoking unsold copies of The Adventures of Jerry Lewis?
Not the later dreary dull (YET another) muscle-boy in spandex some unimaginative rip-off artists fostered on us in the 80’, I’m talking the original floating, talking eyeball.
Weird, weird stuff.
The world's second cross-dressing evil fighter.
This being the first by a couple of centuries, and HE could shape shift.
His abilities, common place, he or his adventures, not so much
Those daffy cosmic rays at it again!
You remember Babe Boone don't you?
The woman who won the World Series twice in a roll almost single headed.
Who could forget that?
He had a device that created a shaft of darkness cold that no one could see in but The King of Darkness. The K.o.D showed how responsible he was by driving with the device in his car so that other cars went skidding into telephone poles thinking they had gone blind! "I'm causing quite a fuss." he would say.
His power was the ability to stop clocks, not time, just clocks within 20 feet of him.
He fought crime in the name of a God named King Kolah (did he come in diet and cherry too?) with the aid of the tiny little men he sent to help him.
He could teleport plates, cups and flatwear AND they would be clean when they got to where he sent them!
No one knew who she really was.
