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	Crimson Avenger - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Crimson Avenger is a fictional character, a superhero who exists in the DC Comics universe.
		The legend of the Crimson Avenger does not die, however, as the boy's mother promises to tell him of the man who saved him once he is old enough to remember.
		Avenger II The second Crimson Avenger made a single appearance, in World's Finest Comics #131 (February 1963), in a story entitled "The Mystery of the Crimson Avenger".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Crimson_Avenger (576 words)

	Seven Soldiers of Victory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Doctor Fate, the Atom and the Elongated Man found the Crimson Avenger in Mexico, where he had amnesia and believed he was the Aztec Sun God.
		Superman, The Sandman and Metamorpho rescued the Shining Knight from the hordes of Genghis Khan.
		Unfortunately, whoever used the Nebula Rod to destroy the Hand was certain to perish (as did the Crimson Avenger's partner Wing, revealed to be the Unknown Soldier of Victory, when the Nebula Man was stopped).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Seven_Soldiers_of_Victory (1480 words)

	Crimson Avenger
		In response, the Crimson Avenger was labeled a criminal himself, although this hasn't stopped him from making appearances since, usually for the public good.
		Crimson Avenger (II) remained a fairly low level, unheralded hero throughout the early half the 21st century.
		The Avenger has also adopted a few more gadgets to augment his equipment (including a gas gun similar Sandman's) and is quite talented at the art of disguise.
	www.angelfire.com /ca2/HERORPG/Lee2020.html (1156 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: The Crimson Avenger
		The Crimson Avenger, DC Comics' first mask-wearing hero, debuted in Detective Comics #20, October, 1938.
		Not that Crimson (as he was addressed) didn't have antecedents in popular fiction.
		The Crimson Avenger was created, or at least cloned, by cartoonist Jim Chambers (who had credits at Fiction House, Dell and elsewhere), but was handled by several writers and artists over the years, none of whom particularly stand out.
	www.toonopedia.com /crimson.htm (757 words)

	JSA #52 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		As the two go about the business of being heroes, we see the Crimson Avenger arrives on the scene, but her helping hand is quickly turned against our two heroes, as she comes gunning for Wildcat for something he has done has earned him the wrath of her guns.
		The sheer brutality of this attack by the Crimson Avenger also effectively crosses her off the JSA's Christmas card list, and I imagine the team will be quite eager to see her brought to justice for these attacks.
		However, the real reason this issue earns itself a recommendation in my book is that it features the return of the Crimson Avenger who I find a very engaging character with a very cool gimmick, and she's also puts in a pretty decent showing as she takes down one of the JSA's more powerful members.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/106379024598207.htm (621 words)

	Chapter Seven
		Crimson Fury, The Avenger, The Spirit and Darkman ran down the opposite hall.
		Crimson Fury and Darkman rushed toward them from the stairs, where a sizzling sound grew louder, punctuated by yells and screams.
		The Avenger was knocked down by the force of his shoulder shattering.
	pages.prodigy.net /ted.brengle/chapter-seven.htm (3053 words)

	The Unofficial Crimson Avenger Biography
		The Crimson Avenger fought crime from the inside out, as many criminals considered him on the wrong side of the law, but as the tales of his crime-fighting spread, he became more of a traditional "mystery-man", even going as far as to adopting a streamlined crimson-and-gold costume, with Wing later adopting a gold-and-crimson costume.
		In mid 1941, The Crimson Avenger and Wing became founding members of The Law's Legionnaires (or Seven Soldiers of Victory, as they were better known) while stopping The Hand in a plot to overthrow America.
		The Crimson Avenger was one of the many early "mystery men" that relied on their inborn abilities, rather than "super-powers".
	www.dcuguide.com /profile.php?name=crimsonavenger (1113 words)

	Beek's Books - The Crimson Avenger
		The Crimson - as he was originally known, and as the historically-picky Thomas insists on calling him in this story set in 1938 - was one of the earliest batch of costumed heroes to appear in comicbooks in the late 30's, debuting in Detective Comics several issues before that guy in the bat suit.
		The Crimson finds himself in the middle of a plot he doesn't quite grasp, with enigmatic foreign women, strange objects, and shadowy conspirators weaving around him.
		It's now over 61 years since the Crimson Avenger first appeared, but the character is still a pretty cool one, and the Thomases' treatment of him back on his 50th anniversary is still a pretty good read itself.
	www.rzero.com /books/CrimsonAvenger.html (835 words)

	The Crimson Avenger: Masked Crime Fighter of The Comic Books
		The Crimson Avenger was a masked crime fighter.
		The Crimson Avenger also anticipates the Scarlet Avenger, a masked crime fighter who debuted in "Gang Buster" (Zip Comics #1, February 1940).
		The Crimson Avenger is a lone wolf, with only modest amounts of technology to help him; the Scarlet Avenger heads a whole secret crime fighting organization, and is a major inventor of anti-crime devices.
	members.aol.com /MG4273/crimson.htm (1166 words)

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		The grinning gent with the lead-spitting.45 is not — contrary to what your initial impulse may have led you to believe the Shadow of "Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?" fame, nor the Spirit, Will Eisner's cemetery-dwelling masked detective, despite his passing resemblance to those two worthy crimebusters.
		No, friends, this is the Crimson Avenger, who holds a hallowed place in comics history as the first masked superhero published by the company then known as National Periodicals, today more familiarly called DC Comics (a division of Time-Warner Communications, Inc.).
		This Crimson Avenger (which, by the way, was stylishly inked by artist Terry Staats) is the second Grell entry in my collection — I also own a sharp Green Arrow pinup veteran SSTOL readers have seen before.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=7597518&postID=111060198183211770 (801 words)

	The Comic Treadmill: JSA 53 (2003)
		Which wasn't nearly as bad as the Avengers, but was a bit of a let-down from the usual high quality this series has enjoyed.
		When the new Crimson Avenger was introduced during the Ultra Humanite storyline, I was intrigued.
		We see the Crimson Avenger shoot and kill Wildcat several times as it is finally explicitly made clear that he has 9 lives.
	www.comictreadmill.com /CTMBlogarchives/2003/2003_Individual/2003_10/000055.php (876 words)

	COMICON.com: HALLOWEEN REVIEWS SECRET ORIGINS # 5
		The Crimson Avenger was D.C.'s first masked hero and first appeared in the 20th issue of Detective Comics.
		Since the Crimson was never given an origin story, it was Roy Thomas who gave him one with this issue.
		There is a new Crimson Avenger in the pages of JSA by Geoff Johns.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=002985 (2211 words)

	Heroes of the Golden Age
		The Golden Age of Super-Heroes began in late 1938 with the appearance of the Crimson Avenger (picture below in his later costume) in New York City, followed shortly by the first appearance of the original Flash in Keystone City, Kansas.
		The second was the Seven Soldiers of Victory, also known as the Law's Legionnaires, a group that was founded in early 1941 by the Shining Knight, the Star-Spangled Kid, Stripesy, the Crimson Avenger, Wing, Vigilante, and the Spider.
		Since none of its members had super-powers the group was immune to the effects of the Axis' barrier and spent most of the war protecting Great Britain.
	www.karridian.net /jsa_ga.html (817 words)

	Doctor Worm - Re: I thought this might be the place to ask
		The Crimson Avenger is considered by DC Comics as the first hero of the Golden Age.
		I believe it was later revealed that the Ultra Humanite was the one responsible for the original Crimson Avenger's death.
		Several special notes exist for the Crimson Avenger: Travis served in World War I and was scarred mentally from the experience.
	www.comicboards.com /jsa/view.php?rpl=050111205337 (610 words)

	UGO.com Forums - League of Liberty
		The Crimson Avenger stood there with his arms folded looking down at the petty crook who had surprisingly robbed a museum of a very valuable diamond.
		The avenger was flying away after hanging both men upside down on a lamppost outside the station when he recieved a transmission from a superhero named Grave.
		He was not familiar with the ones called the Crimson Avenger or Miakoda but he did know of Grave and the Raven.
	forums.ugo.com /showthread.php?t=21735 (4055 words)

	JSA Chronology: JSA
		The Crimson Avenger and Wing were closely based on the Green Hornet and Kato, adventurers created by Frank Striker and George W. Trendle, who debuted on WXYZ radio in 1936.
		December 1938: The Crimson Avenger and Wing defeat the German bund known as the Black Cross, and the Avenger acquires his famous gas gun.
		On the trail of a killer, the Sandman crosses paths with the Crimson Avenger and Hourman.
	www.mykey3000.com /cosmicteams/jsa/_chron/jsachron2.html (7645 words)

	COMICON.com: HALLOWEEN REVIEWS SECRET ORIGINS # 5
		Lee Travis is hours away from donning the red mask of the Crimson Avenger.
		In Detective Comics #44 (October, 1940), the Crimson became a costumed hero and was known as "The Crimson Avenger."
		The Crimson Avenger and Wing disappeared from comic books after Detective #89 (July, 1944) and Leading #14 (Spring, 1945).
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=002985 (2211 words)

	Index: Stories, Listed by Title (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Crimson Avalanche • Raymond A. Berry • (nv)
		The Crimson Caravan • Norman A. Daniels • (nv)
		The Crimson Sundown • Clyde A. Warden • (nv)
	users.ev1.net /~homeville/fictionmag/l203.htm (1340 words)

	The Story of the Crimson Avenger Part 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The stories told on the pages of "The Crimson Avenger" may be based on some true events, and some of the characters might resemble people you and I might have known.
		I like to think that the characters are so robust and realistic, that anyone reading "The Crimson Avenger" could relate or identify with the characters, as well as recognize friends and acquaintances from their past.
		And the idea that the Crimson Avenger would be based on a retar...
	www.sprinklesthemoose.com /extras/crimson/crimson3.html (1116 words)

	JSA #53 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		As the Crimson Avenger discovers that Wildcat is far more difficult to kill than her previous targets, we see Power Girl is also making an active effort to keep her teammate alive, but the Crimson Avenger relentless attacks have them both on their heels.
		However, the battle is brought to an end when Wildcat uses a pause in the battle to explain his actions, and the Crimson Avenger finds a loophole that frees her from having to kill Wildcat.
		The action is also quite impressive, as the scenes where the Crimson Avenger's bullets are tearing into Wildcat and Power Girl are almost cringe-worth, with the panel where Ted takes a head shot being particularly effective.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/106703072230272.htm (590 words)

	Printer Friendly: JSA #37 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		The book also offers up a back-up story that follows the new Crimson Avenger, as she seek vengeance on a party who sent an innocent man to the electric chair, and we learn the guilty party is a member of the JSA.
		However, the latest incarnation of the character is a pretty interesting creation, as her role in the main story, and this back-up feature, have me eager to see her playing a regular role in the JSA.
		The back-up feature also does a pretty fair job developing the Crimson Avenger into a character who may very well make a lasting impact on the JSA, as she targets one of its members.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/102512461717265,print.htm (944 words)

	The Unofficial Wing Biography
		Young Chinese-American Wing How was the private chauffeur and later the costumed sidekick of the first Crimson Avenger.
		After a while, after Travis as The Crimson Avenger adopted a tight-fitting crimson outfit, Wing followed with a costume of his own, in a sort-of reverse color scheme.
		Wing was an excellent hand-to-hand combatant, teaching The Crimson Avenger both judo and karate.
	www.dcuguide.com /profile.php?name=wing (388 words)

	Mike's Amazing World of DC Comics-The DC Indexes
		Crimson Avenger is often referred to as merely the Crimson.
		The Crimson approaches Block claiming to need an alibi for a murder he is planning to commit.
		The Crimson then approaches the district attorney and threatens him, leaving behind the weapon and note.
	www.dcindexes.com /database/story-details.php?storyid=695 (187 words)

	TheFourthRail.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Her cold, dark, supernatural tone was a delicious addition to the traditional super-heroics of the Justice Society, and along with her urban tragic tone, contrasted nicely with the sci-fi elements that formed the foundation of "Stealing Thunder." Here, the writers fill us in on what her deal is, and it's promising.
		The woman known as the new Crimson Avenger is cursed.
		The premise behind this new Crimson Avenger could be summed up as Quantum Leap meets The Punisher, but that's an oversimplification.
	www.thefourthrail.com /reviews/critiques/061702/jsa37.shtml (549 words)

	The Justice Society created by Gardner Fox
		Hawkman shows a woman who looks to be in her late 30s a picture of the Crimson Avenger.
		Suddenly, a streak of crimson and yellow is all that is left where the Flash once stood, as well as a sudden gust of wind, as the five heroes in Star Spangled Kid's car look on, stunned.
		Crimson Avenger smiles broadly, as the others look on, eager to find out what he is going to ask of them.
	www.paratime.ca /dclegends/jsa05.html (4894 words)

	Character Discussion: Superman - Animation Insider
		Superman isn't the first Comic Superhero, that honor belongs to the most unlikely candidate of Crimson Avenger (which is likely the only reason they put him in JLU).
		I could of sworn Supes was the first one cause hes so popular and well Crimson Avenger isnt.
		Crimson Avenger reminds me alot of Zorro (his look) So im guessing Zorro came first altho he has nothing to do wit the DCU.
	www.animationinsider.net /forums/showthread.php?t=14170&page=1 (1720 words)

	DCL's Brave and the Bold: Seven Soldiers of Victory -- Lightning Strikes
		It was like walking around the interior of a submarine, The Crimson Avenger thought, as they made their way down a narrow metal passage.
		With a groan, he slumped to the floor and the Crimson Avenger hurried to his teammates side.
		The Crimson Avenger cocked a thumb at the cylinder of lightning behind him.
	www.paratime.ca /dclegends/ssov1.html (3314 words)

	Law's Legionnaires Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In an as-yet-unexplained storyline, the Shining Knight, Vigilante, Crimson Avenger and Wing appeared in the retconned origin of the JLA.
		The Crimson Avenger and the Star Spangled Kid, like Wing, died in action, while Stripesy drifted until eventually re-inventing himself as STRIPE and teaming with his step-daughter (the Star Spangled Kid II).
		In SandS #9, there was a glimpse of someone who seemed to be a new Crimson Avenger, and a cameo of the new Spider, who later showed up and was revealed to be the son of the original in Starman # 69, 9/00.
	members.optusnet.com.au /grafito/7SoV (1339 words)

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