Mr. Fredericks, manager of the Blue Socks baseball team, was secretly murdering factory workers using poison gas. However, one of his best players found out about the murderous secret of their manager, so the White Killer disposed of him. The clues left by the deceased player help super hero U.S. Jones in finding the killer before he could strike again.
The White Killer was equipped with a dagger and vials of poisonous gas. He also wore a domed helmet like an astronaut or deep sea diver that was used to protect him from his poisonous gases. He had no powers but was a skilled chemist and climber.
*Wonderworld Comics #33
*Called "The White Killer" in the story, the character was called "The White Terror" on the cover.
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20200813013432/http://free-universe.myartsonline.com/WhiteT.html Free Universe (Archive)]
*[http://goldenageheroes.blogspot.com/2009/02/us-jones-vs-white-killer.html Golden Age Heroes Blog]
*[http://www.herogoggles.com/w-villains.html Hero Goggles]
*[https://comicvine.gamespot.com/white-killer/4005-179461/ ComicVine]
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Wonderworld Comics #33 (January 1942)
Mr. Fredericks, manager of the Blue Socks baseball team, was secretly murdering factory workers using poison gas. However, one of his best players found out about the murderous secret of their manager, so the White Killer disposed of him. The clues left by the deceased player help super hero U.S. Jones in finding the killer before he could strike again.
Mr. Fredericks
Fox
Bob Farrell and Louis Cazeneuve