College graduate Jim Travis was sitting at home and reading an "Acme Comics" comic book. He suddenly came up with the idea that he could be just as good a superhero as anyone in the comics. He designed a costume and took the name Rainbow. He had no powers but was athletic and had a good right hook.
*Arrow #3
*[http://www.herogoggles.com/Heroes/R_heroes.htm Hero Goggles]
*[http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/g/garainbo.htm International Hero]
*[http://www.dpccomics.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/theamericancomicshop/goldenagedatabase/index.php?search=Jim+Travis&searchnames=on Golden Age Hero Directory]
*[https://comicvine.gamespot.com/rainbow/4005-75934/ Comicvine]
Category:Comic Book Characters
Category:Heroes
Category:Centaur Publications Characters
Category:Ed Herron - Creator
Category:Al Plastino - Creator
Category:Male Characters
Category:Non-Powered Characters
Category:Protagonists
Category:Nuelow Games Characters
Category:Weather Themed Characters
Category:Rainbow Themed Characters
Category:Travis Family Characters
Category:1941 Debuts
Category:Temporal Comics Characters
Category:AC Comics
The Arrow #3 (Oct. 1941)
College graduate Jim Travis was sitting at home and reading an "Acme Comics" comic book. He suddenly came up with the idea that he could be just as good a superhero as anyone in the comics. He designed a costume and took the name Rainbow. He had no powers but was athletic and had a good right hook.
Jim Travis
Centaur
Ed Herron & Al Plastino