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Fantastic Mr Fox is a children's novel written by British author Roald Dahl. It was published in The story is about Mr. Fox and how he outwits his farmer neighbours to steal their food from right under their noses. In , it was adapted into a.
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Blue Beetle. Green Lantern. Phantom Lady. Grade see all. Publisher see all. The first masked crime fighter in comic books was the Clock, whom Centaur Publications introduced in But it was two young men from Cleveland who created the character who truly launched the superhero genre.
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DC then took an enormous risk in by publishing the untried character, given the depressed economic climate of the day. Victor Fox was an accountant for DC Comics who knew a good thing when he saw it. After witnessing the profits generated by Superman, Fox quit his day job and started his own publishing company, Fox Features Syndicate.
Wonder Man did not return for a second appearance, but Fox continued to publish comics, introducing the Flame, the Green Mask, and the Blue Beetle. Its first superheroes—the first Human Torch , the Sub-Mariner , and the original Angel—premiered that month in an anthology that bore the eventual name of the company: Marvel Comics 1.
Comic books were the perfect entertainment form for Great Depression audiences: their heroic, larger-than-life characters stirred the demoralized masses, and the very format of the magazines themselves—usually 64 pages of original material at the mere cost of a dime—was a bargain during those times of economic hardship. The years and heralded an eruption of new comic-book superheroes. Superhero subcategories also quickly arose.
For example, there were the sidekicks, pre-teen or teenage junior superheroes who worked alongside their adult mentors.
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