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- The_Brain_(Bell_comics) abstract "The Brain was a costumed character created by Leo Bachle for Bell Features, a Canadian comic company in the 1940s, and first appeared in Active Comics #1.The muscular and often bare-chested Brain's secret identity was dashing, Toronto penthouse-dwelling Gordon Bell who, like the Wizard before him, had a moustache, superhuman strength and the clairvoyant ability to "visualize faraway happenings", the latter powers in his case gained due to a dying wish his father had made to a friendly spirit on a distant French battlefield during World War One.While he first donned cape, tights and signature black skullcap-mask to battle Nazi agents, his adventures soon took on a more supernatural element, with him battling such inhuman adversaries as the sinister Dr. Coffin's ghoulish creation the Scarlet Zombie and the sadistic skull-faced and bandage-wrapped Mummy Man who possessed psychic powers that were more than a match for his own.Friend and fellow artist Ross Saakel did a pint-sized parody of Bachle's character for Active Comics called The Noodle, a similarly caped and cowled two-fisted infant superhero complete with diapers and pacifier.".
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- The_Brain_(Bell_comics) alterEgo "Gordon Bell".
- The_Brain_(Bell_comics) creators Leo_Bachle.
- The_Brain_(Bell_comics) debut "Active Comics #1".
- The_Brain_(Bell_comics) debutmo "February".
- The_Brain_(Bell_comics) debutyr "1942".
- The_Brain_(Bell_comics) hasPhotoCollection The_Brain_(Bell_comics).
- The_Brain_(Bell_comics) powers Clairvoyance.
- The_Brain_(Bell_comics) powers "Superhuman strength".
- The_Brain_(Bell_comics) publisher Bell_Features.
- The_Brain_(Bell_comics) subject Category:Canadian_comics.
- The_Brain_(Bell_comics) subject Category:Canadian_comics_writers.
- The_Brain_(Bell_comics) subject Category:Comics_characters.
- The_Brain_(Bell_comics) type CanadianComics.
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- The_Brain_(Bell_comics) comment "The Brain was a costumed character created by Leo Bachle for Bell Features, a Canadian comic company in the 1940s, and first appeared in Active Comics #1.The muscular and often bare-chested Brain's secret identity was dashing, Toronto penthouse-dwelling Gordon Bell who, like the Wizard before him, had a moustache, superhuman strength and the clairvoyant ability to "visualize faraway happenings", the latter powers in his case gained due to a dying wish his father had made to a friendly spirit on a distant French battlefield during World War One.While he first donned cape, tights and signature black skullcap-mask to battle Nazi agents, his adventures soon took on a more supernatural element, with him battling such inhuman adversaries as the sinister Dr. ".
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