Jack Samuels hated his brother, Selwyn, a famous club owner and chemist. To get revenge on him he injected himself with a concentrated dose of Q-47, the formula Selwyn had been working on, which was the same drug that gave Hell-Rider his strength. The drug transformed him into a sub-human beast man. Jack began targeting the female employees at Selwyn's Nightowl Club and was dubbed The Ripper by the press. He was stopped and killed by Hell-Rider.

*Hell Rider #2

*Skywald did not include a [https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-EjmXEcptPSM/TX8Zu7zsvSI/AAAAAAAAFJg/zxEOCEwCNCc/s1600/03.jpg proper copyright notice] on its issues of ''Hell-Rider'' (it did not consist of the word "copyright"/the symbol for copyright followed by the year of publication and the name of the copyright holders) and thus, because of [http://pdsh.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Improper_Copyright_Notice_Characters copyright law at the time], became public domain upon release.
*The ''Hell-Rider'' issues were mature-audience magazines not covered by comic books' Comics Code Authority.
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The Ripper


Jack Samuels hated his brother, Selwyn, a famous club owner and chemist. To get revenge on him he injected himself with a concentrated dose of Q-47, the formula Selwyn had been working on, which was the same drug that gave Hell-Rider his strength. The drug transformed him into a sub-human beast man. Jack began targeting the female employees at Selwyn's Nightowl Club and was dubbed The Ripper by the press. He was stopped and killed by Hell-Rider.




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