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| | Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Pyroman |
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as MLJ Comics, whose Firefly, Fox, Captain Flag and more had already bit the dust, were actually starting to phase them out. |
 | | And he got himself into America's Best Comics, where the company put its most popular characters, even before his official first appearance he was there in the third issue, dated November, 1942, alongside Doc Strange, Captain Future and others. |
 | | Except for reprints and a minor revival by AC Comics, which eventually winds up with all the defunct superheroes from defunct companies, that was the end of him. |
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