Bruce Feiler Quote
In Superman number one, published in 1939, Clark and Lois Lane travel to a thinly disguised Nazi Germany, where Lois ends up in front of a firing squad, until Superman rescues her. In Superman number two, also from 1939, Clark Kent visits faux Germany again and meets Adolphus Runyan, a scientist clearly modeled on Adolf Hitler, who has discovered a gas so powerful it is capable of penetrating any type of gas-mask. The front cover of Captain Americanumber one, published in March 1941, shows the hero smashing Hitler across the face.
Bruce Feiler
In Superman number one, published in 1939, Clark and Lois Lane travel to a thinly disguised Nazi Germany, where Lois ends up in front of a firing squad, until Superman rescues her. In Superman number two, also from 1939, Clark Kent visits faux Germany again and meets Adolphus Runyan, a scientist clearly modeled on Adolf Hitler, who has discovered a gas so powerful it is capable of penetrating any type of gas-mask. The front cover of Captain Americanumber one, published in March 1941, shows the hero smashing Hitler across the face.