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	The Unofficial Spy Smasher Biography
		Having heard that the the foreign master spy known as the Mask and his gang was responsible for the plane crash, Alan suspected that Eve wasn't dead but rather taken captive by the Mask.
		The Spy Smasher was now so crazed that he became intent on killing his fiance, Eve Corby, because she supported the government.
		Although Spy Smasher was nowhere near Blitzkrieg's league he eventually bested the Baron and the two heroes managed to escape with the Scorpion in their possession.
	www.geocities.com /Hollywood/Set/2972/Spysmasher_Bio.htm (1199 words)

	Spy Smasher - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Spy Smasher is the name of two fictional characters appearing in comics published by DC Comics.
		Spy Smasher featured actor Kane Richmond in the title role as an American freelance agent in Nazi-occupied France and Marguerite Chapman as his imperiled fiancée, Eve Corby.
		Spy Smasher made a brief appearance in Justice League Unlimited episode 507 "Patriot Act", in which a flashback sequence is shown with him preventing the creation of Captain Nazi and confiscating the unstable serum that would be used later in the episode.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Spy_Smasher (563 words)

	Faux DC! - Golden Age Titles - the Brave and the Bold #207
		Spy Smasher ignores the locals for now and descends to street level, landing some yards from the rear of the truck.
		Spy Smasher places his hands on the man's shoulders and rolls backwards, using the larger man's inertia to flip him head-first into the street.
		Spy Smasher hrms, pulls a lever and his pilot's seat shoots upwards out of the Gyrosub, whereupon his parachute opens and he floats slowly towards an abandoned grain field.
	www.fauxdc.com /Titles/goldenage/braveandbold/b-b-7.htm (2443 words)

	The Unofficial Spy Smasher Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Bulletman, who had played unconscious in the hope that Spy Smasher would try just that was able to resist the hypnotic suggestions due to his increased brain power.
		Spy Smasher had no super-human powers but was a skilled hand-to-hand combatant.
		Spy Smasher had a specially designed egg-shaped ship, known as the Gyrosub, that he used in his fight against crime.
	www.dcuguide.com /profile.php?name=spysmasher (902 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Spy Smasher
		During the early 1940s, spies and saboteurs (the two words seem to have been used almost interchangeably at the time) occupied a position in the pantheon of evil approximately equivalent to …
		Spy Smasher debuted in the first issue of Whiz Comics (February, 1940), which also introduced Ibis the Invincible, Golden Arrow and other soon-to-be popular characters — including Captain Marvel, who would become one of the most popular of all.
		Spy Smasher continued slugging it out with a few Japanese holdouts in remote areas like Tibet, but story premises like that soon grew less convincing.
	www.toonopedia.com /spysmash.htm (685 words)

	Whiz Kid
		The war between Spy Smasher and his nemesis continued to escalate in every issue of WHIZ and, by issue # 13, the Mask was audacious enough to plant a bomb at the White House.
		Spy Smasher's most persistent enemy in the next few years would be his opposite number, a plump little Nazi with a monocle and a spike-knuckled chain-mail glove.
		Spy Smasher, in his green costume and original name, surfaced briefly in the 1970s when DC acquired the rights to Captain Marvel and family.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /bobro/10261861701660.htm (2051 words)

	Movie Serials, cliffhangers and reviews: Todd Gault's Movie Serial Experience
		This is because when Spy Smasher removes his flying cap and goggles he reveals that he is Jack's twin brother Alan, a war correspondent thought killed in a plane crash while overseas.
		Spy Smasher jumps on a handcar at the end of the tunnel and tries to outrace the approaching flames but finds he is trapped by the steel door.
		Spy Smasher and Durand engage some Nazis in a gunfight until Spy Smasher sets the barn on fire which causes the Nazis to surrender while destroying the printing press at the same time.
	www.serialexperience.com /showarticle.php?fldRecNum=80 (1704 words)

	Spy Smasher (1942) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The score for Spy Smasher, a variation on Beethoven's fifth symphony, is a fabulous reminder of the era in which this classic serial was made.
		While Spy Smasher is certainly one of the top 5 adventure serials ever made at Republic, it also is a rousing WW2 propaganda film.
		Kane Richmond later went on to play the Shadow in a couple of films, one of which featured a killer who pulled his victims to their deaths off of balconies using a bullwhip, a stunt which was first seen in Spy Smasher.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0035372 (530 words)

	The Hindu : Magazine / Focus : A mole in my cupboard
		A spy would have to keep his identity concealed to be an efficient spy.
		Since the empire was expansive, very likely a spy didn't know his fellow-spies and so most of the spies might have been spying on their own colleagues.
		Casting aside your discomfort at being spied, you ask for my mole and the salesmen-spy will bury his or her hand into the depths of the less prominent shelves and produce a copy, if the shop has one.
	www.hindu.com /mag/2006/08/20/stories/2006082000180400.htm (895 words)

	Images - Cliffhangers: Spy Smasher (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Spy Smasher, discovering the dreaded Mask’s plans to flood the US with counterfeit money, invades his motley crew’s hideout, the Acme cafe wine cellar.
		Spy Smasher, hurrying along the top of the train, hears the ruckus, drops in, helps his brother, and hurls the Nazi from the train.
		Spy Smasher, in an attempt to rescue Eve Corby (Howard Hughes discovery, Marguerite Chapman), crashes in on television reporter Drake (the Mask’s lieutenant) and fellow baddies.
	www.imagesjournal.com /issue04/infocus/spysmasher.htm (1146 words)

	SPYSMASHER
		And Spy Smasher certainly as one of these guys.
		Spy Smasher fights the Axis Menace, with flashlight and paper...
		The Plot: Kane Richmond portrays Jack Armstrong, aka the masked Spy Smasher, investigating Nazi sheenanigans on a fictional French province island somewhere in the Pacific, when he is captured and interrogated by evil Fascist types.
	www.geocities.com /conn_man2004/SPYSMASHER.html (664 words)

	DON GLUT'S SUPER-HERO SERIALS
		Breaking in, Spy Smasher commandeers a gun from a henchman inadvertently shot by the Purple Monster, and a raging gun battle ensues.
		Spy Smasher shoots most of the henchmen, after which the Purple Monster fires at the hero.
		During the battle, Spy Smasher zaps the henchman with the Purple Monster’s ray gun.
	fast.horrorseek.com /horror/moviemaker/dgheroes.html (2249 words)

	The Sign of the Scorpion
		Spy Smasher You see a man, his face a shadowy silhouette beneath an aviator's helmet with goggles, the goggles again serving as a mask beneath which his nose is straight as a wing's leading edge.
		Spy Smasher says "This is my first visit to your humble abode." Mr.
		Spy Smasher says "I thought his name was Baldac" Mr.
	blaklion.best.vwh.net /fawcett1.html (4522 words)

	Scifilm -- Musings, SPY SMASHER (1942)
		A espionage fighter known as Spy Smasher pits himself against an enemy agent known as The Mask.
		This is even taking into account that the costumes of the hero and the villain are both singularly lame; Spy Smasher wears a flying helmet and goggles, whereas the Mask wears a hanky with two eye holes in it.
		However, the fight scenes are exquisitely done, it manages to come up with a good variety of cliffhangers, and the fact that the hero is given a twin brother results in some rather entertaining scenarios.
	www.scifilm.org /musings3/musing1170.html (200 words)

	Movie Serials
		The 1942 serial Spy Smasher can be seen on TV these days as Spy Smasher Returns and The Masked Marvel of 1943 is now Sakima and the Masked Marvel.
		Spy Smasher and The Masked Marvel were costumed do-gooders in the Batman mold—battling Axis agents during World War 11.
		Spy Smasher had to endure a watery cliffhanger inside a flooded U-boat.
	apartment42.com /serials.htm (1262 words)

	Spy Smasher \| Plot \| MTV Movies
		Like his fellow masked avenger, Batman, Spy Smasher possessed no super-human powers but was a mere mortal of flesh and blood.
		But unlike his rival, who came to the serial screens in 1941 courtesy of the humble Columbia Pictures serial unit, Spy Smasher benefitted from expert direction by William Witney (sans his usual partner John English this time) and all the action prowess that Republic Pictures could muster.
		The re-edited 12 chapter serial was re-released to television in 1966 as Spy Smasher Returns, deservedly garnering a whole new generation of fans.
	www.mtv.com /movies/movie/43717/plot.jhtml (628 words)

	Power of Shazam! #24 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		From the very opening, we see the generic super-hero (hold your e-mail, I know Spy Smasher is a golden age character) poorly imitate Captain America's motorcycle skills.
		Spy Smasher wanted to dive into the water where his submerged rip-off of Blue Beetle's Bug awaited.
		First the spy-girl meets her demise when her head impacts on a rock--the bane of most female spies in the trite, trashy propaganda genre while Spy Smasher fixes his leaky plane sub with a patch of "Beeman's gum." Avoid as you would Ralph Reed.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/82065600077169.htm (680 words)

	Spy Smasher Returns (1966) (TV) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		SPY SMASHER was one of perhaps the top 5 (in this writer's opinion) sound serials.
		SPY SMASHER was the 2nd Comic Book adventure feature from Fawcett Pulications to make to the screen, CAPTAIN MARVEL being the first.
		Likewise, SPY SMASHER RETURNS, the feature edited down from the serial is a neatly constructed 100 minutes, which does not look like a cut down version.
	us.imdb.com /Title?Spy+Smasher+Returns+(1966)+(TV) (518 words)

	Spy Smasher (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Powers: Spy Smasher was a skilled fighter who used a Gyrosub as a primary means of transportation.
		At the end of the war Spy Smasher took up the Crime Smasher identity and fought communist agent Baron Blitzkrieg.
		In pre-Crisis continuity Spy-Smasher lived on Earth-S. Spy Smasher was originally published by Fawcett Comics, which DC obtained the rights to in 1972.
	www.angelfire.com /ar/hellUSA/Spysmasher.html (136 words)

	The SHAZAM! Archives #2
		Spy Smasher, the scourge of fifth columnists, is brainwashed by the Mask into becoming an anarchist.
		Whiz Comics #16 — “Captain Marvel” — Cap tries to stop Spy Smasher and discovers that the Spy Smasher has been brainwashed; “Spy Smasher,”the befuddled Spy Smasher tries to burn his fiancee alive, but Cap saves her.
		Whiz Comics #17 — “Captain Marvel,” Spy Smasher tries to kill Sterling Morris, but Cap saves the day; “Spy Smasher,” The brainwashed hero terrorizes the Midwest using a giant combine tractor, until Captain Marvel stops him.
	my.execpc.com /~icicle/shazamvol2archive.html (309 words)

	Spy Smasher - Moviefone
		Images - Cliffhangers: Spy Smasher William Witney?s Spy Smasher, like his later Perils of Nyoka, is perhaps one of the best serials of all time because of its stunning cliffhangers and unique...
		Spy Smasher (1942) Spy Smasher on IMDb: Movies, TV, Celebs, and more...
		Spy Smasher - Cast & Crew, movie showtimes, plot, synopsis, exclusive features, trailers, clips, theater listings, reviews, message boards, dvd, videos, rentals and more on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /movie/spy-smasher/24730/main (148 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Spy Fighter" to "Spy's"
		5 -- "The Fate of the Freighter Dix"* (Spy Smasher) p.
		Third Mad Dossier of Spy vs Spy / by Prohias ; edited by Albert B. Feldstein.
		Mad's Spy vs Spy Follow-Up File / by Antonio Prohias ; edited by Albert B. Feldstein ; with a foreword by Jerry De Fuccio.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/srri/spyri.htm (4468 words)

	The Funhouse Journal: 03/01/2006 - 03/31/2006
		He claims to have been reading spy novels and watching spy films for years but there’s very little feeling that the book comes from first-hand experience.
		The following page has a clumsy paragraph about Spy Smasher but incorrectly states that Spy Smasher Returns was released the same year as the serial, 1942, when in fact it was done over two decades later in 1966 as a television feature.
		On p209 he claims that Spy Game’s “Vietnam sequences were edited to look fl and white with a green tint” though obviously editing has nothing to do with that.
	wlt4.home.mindspring.com /blog/archive/2006_03_01_archive.htm (883 words)

	CGC Volume 1, Issue 8 E-Newsletter
		Fortunately for collectors, the Captain Marvel appearances in the first 24 issues of Whiz from 1940-41 are available in the first three Shazam Archives from DC Comics, including the Spy Smasher stories in #16-18.
		All of the four long-running backup features – Spy Smasher, Golden Arrow, Ibis the Invincible and Lance O'Casey – began in the first issue along with the debut of Captain Marvel.
		Fawcett modestly plugged the epic Captain Marvel/Spy Smasher team-up story in #33 as "The Greatest Story Ever to Appear in a Comic Magazine" (they were seldom referred to as "comic books" in those days, but usually "comic magazines").
	www.cgccomics.com /news/enews/cgc_enews_0301jan.htm (2005 words)

	Movie Serials
		This is an two disk DVD that includes all 12 exciting chapters of the serial, SPY SMASHER.
		SPY SMASHER, played by Kane Richmond, leaps from the pages of Whiz Comics into a thrill a minute live action serial.
		Top stunt man, Davy Sharpe, puts SPY SMASHER through amazing paces that will leave you in awe of his prowess.
	www.accomics.com /accomicsdvd/serials.htm (979 words)

	Spy Smasher (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		His fiancee Eve was the daughter of US Admiral Corby, and when the military man came to suspect spies infiltrating his forces, he asked Alan, an outsider he could trust, for help in rooting them out.
		Alan donned a costume and became Spy Smasher, using his wits, his fists and his amazing Gyrosub to capture the traitors.
		He continued to fight the good fight throughout the Second World War, and after it ended he changed his name to Crime Smasher and went after crooks instead.
	www.internationalhero.co.uk /s/spysmash.htm (234 words)

	The Recreation Annex
		They were out of #100, which I am presuming is a good jumping-on point; I did look through #101, in which the new Spy Smasher presents herself as a unlikable bully.
		Spy Smasher never got the comeback I thought he deserved.
		I understand he made some appearances that I missed, and I guess he even actually appeared in the JLU aimated series once, but it looked like he was more-or-less consigned to the dustbin of comics history.
	lastshortbox.blogspot.com (1712 words)

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	www.filterguide.com /smasher.htm (628 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Golden Arrow
		No less than five of its protagonists the superheroes Captain Marvel, Ibis the Invincible and Spy Smasher; the seafaring hero Lance O'Casey; and the western hero Golden Arrow — had starred in separate comics within a few years of Whiz's February, 1940 debut.
		Tho Golden Arrow appeared to be set in the Old West, it's possible it just looked that way because there simply didn't happen to be any cars or telephones visible in any of the panels.
		In Whiz #43 (August, 1943), he had an adventure with Captain Marvel and Spy Smasher, indicating he was contemporary with them — but most of the time, he looked and acted just like a western hero.
	www.toonopedia.com /gldarrow.htm (636 words)

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