Which Golden-Age DC hero appears on the cover of "The Big All-American Comic Book," but does not appear in a story contained within?
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Bingo! That's the one. Sargon the Sorcerer is peeking out of the second row on the cover, but is nowhere to be found inside.
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Wow...this was included in the DC Comics Rareties archive, which I have suddenly decided I really want.
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I think you'll love it, Lance. Apart from the Big All-American, which is a great Golden Age sampler, it also contains the two issues of World's Fair Comics, which are a wonderful and, at times, bizarre look at the world of 1939. My wife got me that archive for Christmas a few years back and it's one of my favorites.
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The Golden Age was filled with anti-Nazi tales in which heroes battled Adolf Hitler analogues. The answer is one of the best.
Which golden age hero battled a Hitler analogue whose country was called Kampfland, (re: Deutschland + Mein Kampf).
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Not Supes, though this sounds like the quintessential Siegel wartime Superman story.
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