In a bid to weaken American morale, the Nazis decided to make a film showing Spy Smasher losing against them. With Hans as their impostor, they went to America and began to film, catching the attention of the real Spy Smasher, who took the place of Hans in one shoot to foul their production and, after this was discovered and the Nazis managed to escape, Spy Smasher again disrupted their plans by crashing their screening of their film, again knocking out Hans.
*non-powered
*America's Greatest Comics #8
Category:1943 Debuts
Category:Male Characters
Category:Surname Unknown
Category:Non-Powered Characters
Category:Fawcett Characters
Category:Movie Star Characters
Category:Comic Book Characters
Category:Otto Binder - Creator
Category:Villains
Category:Nazi Characters
Category:Evil Twins
America's Greatest Comics #8 (1943)
In a bid to weaken American morale, the Nazis decided to make a film showing Spy Smasher losing against them. With Hans as their impostor, they went to America and began to film, catching the attention of the real Spy Smasher, who took the place of Hans in one shoot to foul their production and, after this was discovered and the Nazis managed to escape, Spy Smasher again disrupted their plans by crashing their screening of their film, again knocking out Hans.
Hans (surname unknown)
Fawcett
Otto Binder